Self guided city walk with an audio guide in Copenhagen.
Walk at your own pace and listen to the stories, carefully collected by a local guide.
Explore Copenhagen with a self-guided audio tour through royal squares, historic streets and the city’s lively waterfront. Walk past landmarks such as Christiansborg Palace, Amalienborg Palace and the colourful houses of Nyhavn while discovering Copenhagen at your own pace.
Along the route, hear stories about Danish kings, merchants, fires, wars and the rise of Copenhagen from a small harbour town to one of Scandinavia’s most distinctive capitals. The CityAppTour app guides you through the city without a group or fixed schedule, turning palaces, canals and hidden corners into part of the story.
Shopping and strolling: One of Europe’s longest pedestrian streets.
Strøget runs through the city center and offers a lively mix of shops, street performers and cafés. In the audio guide, you’ll hear how this street evolved into a car-free zone where city life comes together.
Denmark’s story: From prehistory to the present.
The National Museum takes you through thousands of years of history. From the Viking Age to modern culture, everything is brought together here. The audio guide helps you uncover the stories behind the most important objects.
Power and politics: Where Denmark is governed.
Christiansborg is the center of Danish politics, housing parliament, the Supreme Court and royal reception rooms. Through the audio guide, you’ll discover how the building has served different roles over the centuries.
Art and tranquility: A museum with a unique atmosphere.
The Glyptotek is known for both its art collection and its peaceful indoor garden. You’ll find sculptures from antiquity and paintings from later periods. The audio guide shows how art and architecture come together.
The heart of the city: Everything comes together here.
City Hall Square is a central meeting point in Copenhagen, surrounded by important buildings and always full of life. The audio guide explains how this space developed into the city’s vibrant center.
A tribute to one artist: Art with a personal story.
This museum is dedicated to the sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen and his work. The building itself is just as remarkable as the collection inside. The audio guide reveals how his art gained international recognition.
