Discovering Copenhagen
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Adult price: 71 €
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Child price: 50 €
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Infant price: Free
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Approximate duration: 5 h
Travel through the oldest parts of this famed city and pass
historic landmarks. Gain a different perspective of the city on a relaxing canal cruise that will leave you
with long lasting memories of the "merchants harbour".From the pier the coach will start with a short
sightseeing tour through the city to see the main highlights. You will see the Christiansborg, the Old Stock
Exchange built by King Christian the IVth with the spectacular spire formed by 3 dragon tails, the
Holmens Church orThe National Bank on your way to Nyhavn area.
This colourful and lively waterfront district Nyhavn, was once the favourite haunt for sailors. Today the
canal district is lined with 400-year-old gabled houses, pavement cafes and bars. Author Hans Christian
Andersen lived at three different addresses along the Nyhavn canal. Arriving at Amalienborg Palace you
will be able to stretch your legs, buy a souvenir before the guide will take to the Palace Square
surrounded by four equal sized rococo palaces. The guide will inform you about the History of the place
and the Royal Family.
In Gammel Strand - formerly the Old Fish market - you will board your boat for a trip through the
fascinating canals of the city and complete the "Copenhaguen picture" from the water side. You will sail
through the canals of Christianshavn, with its picturesque old buildings and see the Black Diamond which
houses the Royal Library. From here you will continue through Holmen, the old naval area with historical
houses and new residential areas. It is also here where you will find the new Opera House. Continue past
the Amalienborg Palace with the beautiful Amalie Garden. A stop will be made to see the ‘Little Mermaid',
from the sea side.
After disembarking you will make a photostop at the Little Mermaid to also have the chance to take a
picture from the famous
sculpture closer. This
beautiful dame was
completed in 1913 and since
then it is placed by the sea
as a Denmark' symbol.
Depending on whether
embarking or disembarking
in Copenhagen, the tour
ends on the boat or at the
airport.
*Excursion available on
the day of embarkation
and disembarkation, depending on the flight number
Memories of Copenhagen
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Adult price: 51 €
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Child price: 36 €
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Infant price: Free
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Approximate duration: 3 h 30 m
Copenhagen has a special charm that attracts visitors from
around the world. For those who desire a brief introduction to this delightful city, this drive is
ideal.Throughout centuries Danish monarchs have erected lasting monuments which today give the town
its old-world charm and this city drive gives a presentation of Copenhagen as a residential city – the tour
goes through the oldest and most charming parts of the city. You will be passing Christiansborg,
Holmen´s Church from the 16th century, used for the Queens wedding, The Town Hall, Tivoli Gardens
and Rosenborg Castle.You will discover amazing buildings like the Old Stock Exchange. This particular
construction, dating back to the days of Christian IV, has a green copper roof with a famous spire
composed of four intricately intertwined dragons' tails. You will have the chance to take a picture at
Amalienborg Palace (exterior view only) today used as the winter residence of the Royal Family. The
complex consists of four equal-sized rococo palaces situated on one of the most beautiful squares in
Europe.
You will pass by Nyhavn. This famous colourful and lively waterfront district was once the favourite haunt
for sailors. Today the canal district is lined with 400-year-old gabled houses, pavement cafes and bars.
Author Hans Christian Andersen lived at three different addresses along the Nyhavn canal. Take a picture
at Gefion Fountain, Copenhagen's famous fountain, set amidst the parkland of the Kastellet and learn
about the legend of how Sjealand was created.
No visit to Copenhagen is complete without seeing the city's most famous sculpture: The Little Mermaid.
This beautiful dame was completed in 1913 and since then it is placed by the sea as a Denmark's
symbol. Depending on whether embarking or disembarking in Copenhagen, the tour ends on the boat or
at the airport.
*Excursion available on the day of disembarkation
*Includes sightseeing tours by bus
The Best of Copenhagen
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Adult price: 120 €
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Child price: 84 €
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Infant price: Free
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Approximate duration: 8 h
Travel through the oldest parts of this famed city and past
historic landmarks, visit the impressive Christiansborg Palace and stop at such popular sites as the Little
Mermaid and the Amalienborg Palace on this introduction to Denmark's capital city. This comprehensive
tour will give you an in-depth look into the picturesque city of Copenhagen and its royal past also from the
water side.
Stop at the Little Mermaid Completed in 1913. This famous statue was erected to express gratitude to
Hans Christian Andersen for his love of fantasy and his fellow man, and has since become the beloved
symbol of Copenhagen. Continue at the Gefion Fountain, set amidst the parkland of the Kastellet. This
spectacular fountain depicts the Nordic legend of the goddess Gefion and how Sjaeland was created.You
will also have the opportunity to take a picture and stop at Amalienborg Palace, which today is used as
the winter residence of the Royal Family. The complex consists of four equal-sized rococo palaces
situated on one of the most beautiful squares in Europe.You will drive through the city to Christiansborg
Castle .Dominating the square where Bishop Absalon instigated the city of Copenhagen in the 12thcentury, Christiansborg Palace has been rebuilt three times over the centuries. Since its completion, the
third Christiansborg Palace has been the official seat of the Danish Parliament since 1918. You will enjoy
a guided tour through the ornately decorated reception rooms, including the Alexander Hall beautifully
adorned with Norwegian marble and inlaid porcelain relieves on the door panels, the Great Banqueting
Hall where the Queen entertains official guests, and the Knights Hall.
Close to Christianborg
Castle, in Gammel Strand -
formerly the Old Fish market
- you will board your boat for
a trip through the fascinating
canals of Christianshavn with
its picturesque old buildings.
You will see the Black
Diamond which houses the
Royal Library and from here
you will continue though
Holmen, the old naval area
with historical houses and
new residential areas. It is
also here where you will find
the new Opera House. The
boat will sail by Amalienborg Palace with the beautiful Amalie Garden. A stop will be made to see the
‘Little Mermaid' from the sea. After the canal boat enjoy a visit to the world famous Tivoli Park right in the
heart of Copenhagen. Tivoli is a unique combination of beautiful gardens, restaurants, music and funfair –
popular with the young for its sheer vitality and with the young at heart for its oasis of tranquillity. Founded
over 160 years ago to provide a pleasure park for the people of the city, Tivoli has successfully been
fulfilling that role ever since.
Enjoy the thousands of flowers, the colourful lights, have a rest in one of the many cafes or restaurants –
or maybe enjoy a trip on a roller coaster or carousel.The guide will show you your meeting point and
advise you the time of the return coach journey
*Excursion available on the day of embarkation and disembarkation, depending on the flight
number
* Tour only available boarding in Tallinn
Copenhagen and the Dragor village
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Adult price: 66 €
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Child price: 47 €
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Infant price: Free
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Approximate duration: 6 h
This tour combines the busy city with the laidback village –
You will be introduced to the charming and peaceful village of Dragør – located only 12 km from the
centre of the city, followed by the highlights of Copenhagen. After depart from the pier you will continue
on a 20-minute-drive to the Island of Amager where you will visit the village of Dragør. The meaning of
the name Dragør can probably be explained in the following way: "Drag-"(draw) is a rather narrow strip of
land where boats can be drawn ashore or just across, and "-ør" refers to a beach covered by gravel or
sand. Dragør has until recent times been a thriving fishing village. While walking through Old Dragør with
its idyllic houses and streets, you will experience the delicately preserved early 19th century houses. This
village is one of the best-preserved towns in Denmark. Back to the City you will pass by highlights such
as Tivoli Gardens, the new Carlsberg Glyptotek, the Town Hall, Rosenborg Castle, and Christiansborg
Castle. You will also enjoy the modern Scandinavian Style having a "coffee break"at one of the fanciest
places right in the heart of Copenhagen. Continue the tour you will pass by Nyhavn. This colourful and
lively waterfront district was once the favourite haunt for sailors. Today the canal district is lined with 400year-old gabled houses, pavement cafes and bars. Author Hans Christian Andersen lived at three
different addresses along the
Nyhavn canal. At the
Amalienborg Palace you will
have time to take a closer
look at, and hear about, the
winter residence of the Royal
Family. The complex
consists of four equal-sized
rococo palaces situated on
one of the most beautiful
squares in Europe. You will
also have time for a little
shopping here. The coach
will drive you by the Gefion
Fountain which is set amidst the parkland of the Kastellet. This fountain is one of Copenhagen's most
famous fountains depicting the Nordic legend of the Goddess Gefion and how Sjaeland was created. And
before return to the ship you will make a photostop at the most famous dame in Denmark, The Little
Mermaid, placed by the sea since 1913.
*Excursion available on the day of embarkation and disembarkation, depending on the flight
number
* Tour only available boarding in Tallinn
Sightseeing tour of Malmö
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Adult price: 24 €
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Child price: 17 €
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Infant price: Free
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Approximate duration: 1 h 30 m
This tour provides a great view of the highlights in Malmö,
which is the third largest city in Sweden. We will start with a photo stop by the tallest skyscraper in
Scandinavia; the magnificent Turning Torso. This fantastic building was designed by the Spanish
architect Santiago Calatrava, and measures impressive 190 meters. It was inaugurated in 1995. At this
location we will also have a great view of the Öresund Bridge, which connect the countries of Sweden
and Denmark. We drive pass the historic Malmöhus Castle, which is the oldest maintained Renaissance
castle in the Nordic. This was the place were the Danish kings used to stay during their visits in the
region. It dates back to the early 16th century. Next we continue through the Slottskogen Park, and pass
the neighbourhood of Ribersborg. Thereafter we will continue through the city centre of this vibrant city
before continuing to the port.
Malmö and Lund
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Adult price: 36 €
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Child price: 26 €
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Infant price: Free
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Approximate duration: 3 h 30 m
We start with a panoramic drive through Sweden's third largest city: Malmö. We will make a photo stop at
the tallest skyscraper in Scandinavia; the magnificent Turning Torso. This fantastic building was designed
by the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, and measures impressive 190 meters. It was inaugurated in
1995. At this location we will also have a great view of the Öresund Bridge which connect the countries of
Sweden and Denmark. Next we continue to Lund which is located approx 30 minutes from Malmö. Lund
is one of Sweden's oldest cities. In fact the town was Danish from the beginning, and became Swedish
territory in 1658! Today Lund is know as a vibrant
University city with many students. Among the Lunds
attractions is the Cathedral which is located in the very
heart of the town. centre. Lund Cathedral was consecrated
in 1145, and contains many well-known artefacts and
features of considerable historical interest. Since then
service has been held here every day for almost 900
years. Today over 700 000 persons visit the church each
year with some 85 000 who attends a service. There is the magnificent horological artistic masterpiece,
Horologium mirabili Lundense, dating from 1424 within the Cathedral. This early time and dating machine
is still in working order with it rotating mechanical figures marking the passage of time. The Crypt is yet
guarded by the figure of Giant Finn. Thereafter we will continue on a guided walk through Lund. En route
you will pass the charming town centre with cobble stones and the small houses. Many of the buildings
belongs to the University. You will also pass the lovely botanical garden, which has existed in Lund since
1690. Around 1860 it was moved to its present location and today there are over 7 000 species grown on
8 hectares (20 acres) in the heart of Lund. Next we will drive to the airport.