Copenhagen

Looking for a Jewish trip in Copenhagen? Jewish theme is a special topic in the history of Denmark, because it is the only country that saved almost the entire Jewish population from Nazi camps. Copenhagen is known among travelers as either the coolest city, the greenest city, the most cycle-friendly city, but not really a Jewish city. This, however, should not act as a deterrent to the avid Jewish traveler. Stretching over 400 years, Copenhagen’s Jewish past does not disappoint, and neither does the city. Home to a great synagogue, bustling streets, a charming harbor and the world’s best restaurant all you’ll need is our guide and you’re set! Explore Danish Jewish Museum, admire Royal Library Garden, witness one of the oldest buildings in Copenhagen and discover key landmarks in the Nyhavn district.

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Included

  • Professional local tour guide

Excluded

  • Admission fee to Danish Jewish Museum: 9 USD per person

Route & Duration

Duration
Duration
2 hours
  • 1

    Danish Jewish Museum

    The museum has a huge number of amazing exhibits: personal belongings, letters, household items. The museum's exposition gives an idea of how the country treated Jewish emigration at different periods of history and how Jews in Denmark managed to preserve their culture and identity.

    25 minutes
    Admission ticket not included 9 USD per person
  • 2

    Royal Library garden

    Tourists can enjoy beautiful views from numerous benches located in the shade of trees. This garden is very popular among both tourists and locals.

    25 minutes
    Free Admission
  • 3

    Old Stock Exchange Copenhagen - Borsen

    One of the oldest buildings in Copenhagen, and once the financial centre of the kingdom of Denmark.

    25 minutes
    Free Admission
  • 4

    Nyhavn

    One of the main attractions of the city of Copenhagen is the Nyhavn district and canal, which means "New Harbor" in Danish. The length of the canal is 1 km long and 15 m wide.

    25 minutes
    Free Admission

Meeting Point

By the entrance of Danish Jewish Museum
(Proviantpassagen 6, 1218 København, Denmark) See Map

Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.