Learn about the urban development of Copenhagen since the 19th century and explore how history and the Danish welfare society have influenced today’s architecture. Join a guided tour and get to know Copenhagen: The World Capital of Architecture. Experience highlights such as Christiansborg, the iconic Danmarks Nationalbank as well as new additions to Danish architectural history. The aim of this tour is to show you some of the architecture that makes Copenhagen worthy of being designated the World Capital of Architecture.

The ticket includes entrance to DAC's exhibitions.

Stop by Designmuseum Danmark and get a guided tour that focuses on Danish and international design and crafts. The competent tour guide introduces the museum’s 8 current exhibits every Sunday at 4 pm. The tour is free once entry has been paid but tickets are given on a first-come-first-serve basis. 

Come and experience the magical lighting of the beautifully decorated Christmas tree at City Hall Square! An evening filled with lights, coziness, and true holiday spirit awaits

Stroll under a sky of decorative garlands adorned by shining red hearts and twinkling lights, while discovering Danish Christmas traditions, and quizzing with family and friends. Indulge in traditional Christmas markets and let the sweet scent of Scandinavian Christmas punch, “Gløgg”, and Danish pancake puffs, ”æbleskiver”, tickle your tastebuds. This audio walk will lead you to the most beautiful, illuminated streets and must-see Christmas markets in the city centre.

Simply grab your smartphone and a couple of companions and set off on a festive adventure through Copenhagen.

Avedørelejrens Christmas market offers more than 70 stalls with nisser (gnomes), Christmas decorations, handmade items, local food and drinks, and much more. There is free entry to the market square and the Circus Museum, and there will be lots of free activities and entertainment for the whole family.

Visit the small, fine and intimate Christmas market in the old stable, where nice goods are sold - handmade, home-made or other quality goods. Drive in a horse-drawn carriage down to the Christmas tree plantation and cut down this year's Christmas tree yourself. Ornamental fir cuts and decorations are sold at the market place by the manor house.

If you get hungry or cold, you can sit inside by the fireplace and warm yourself with mulled wine, "æbleskiver" (traditional warm Christmas doughnuts), cocoa and delicious dishes with wild game meat.

Explore Swedish Christmas delights in the beautifully decorated authentic, historic buildings. The traditional Christmas market offers stalls with crafts and beautiful Christmas gifts, as well as a multitude of specialties from Skåne - in the form of everything from sausages and cheeses to chocolate and spiced cookies "pepparkakor". There will be music and dancing around the Christmas tree, and you can also visit several Christmas workshops with activities for both young and old.

NOTE: the entrance fee is stated in SEK