Visit the website for Jewish Copenhagen
Explore our offerings
3 hour Jewish driving tour
$1,014/ 1-6 participants
Experience image
3 hour Jewish walking tour
Embark on a unique journey with our Jewish Walking Tours, where the streets of Copenhagen come alive with stories of resilience and heritage. Over the course of three immersive hours, you'll traverse significant landmarks and hidden gems that chronicle the Jewish community's profound impact on Denmark's cultural tapestry. Led by our passionate and knowledgeable guides, each walk is enriched with personal tales of heroism and survival, particularly during the turbulent times of World War II. You'll gain a deep appreciation of how a minority not only thrived but also played a crucial role in a nation's history. As you walk through the charming streets, you'll explore the layers of Jewish history from 1622 to the present, discover the courage of the Danish resistance, and learn about the incredible efforts to rescue Jewish citizens during the war. This experience isn't just a tour; it’s a dialogue about cultural resilience and community strength. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply curious about these compelling stories, our tour promises a captivating and enlightening exploration that transcends typical sightseeing.
$505/ 1 to 6 participants
3 Hour tour with the Museum of Resistance
$606/ 1 - 6 participants
Experience image
4-hour charming Copenhagen tour
$645/ Jorge Zablah
Experience image
90 minute Jewish walking tour
Embark on a journey through time with Jewish Copenhagen's Jewish Walking Tours, where the cobblestone streets of Copenhagen become the pages of a living history book. As you stroll through the city, our expert guides, each with a personal connection to the Danish Jewish story, will reveal tales of resilience, community, and the rich tapestry of Jewish life from 1622 to today. Discover hidden gems and significant landmarks as you gain insight into the vibrant cultural heritage that has shaped both the Jewish community and Denmark itself. Your walk will provide an immersive experience into the poignant stories of courage during World War II, featuring personal family anecdotes from our guides about the rescue of Danish Jews. This unique perspective not only enriches your understanding of history but also provides an intimate look at what it means to be a minority in a small, yet welcoming nation. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply curious, this tour offers a meaningful exploration that connects the past with the present, leaving you with newfound knowledge and appreciation for Jewish life in Denmark.
$300/ 1 to 6 participants
Architecture, Design and Sustainability
Join us on an exclusive tour into the fasci- nating world of Danish design, architectu- re, and sustainability. Your expert guide will reveal how these ele- ments come together to create a distinctly Danish approach to modern expression. BLOX – The heart of urban innovation Situated on Copenhagen’s central harbor front, BLOX is a multifunctional building de- dicated to urban life, architecture, and sustai- nability.Wander through its exhibitions and explore how Danish design principles are shaping future cityscapes. Visit Designmuseum Denmark In the historic center of Copenhagen, De- signmuseum Denmark serves as a living archive and a gateway to Danish design heri- tage. Discover the works of legendary desig- ners like Poul Henningsen, Kaare Klint, and Arne Jacobsen, who have left an enduring mark on the world of design. Lunch at Aamanns 1921 Savor a traditional Danish lunch at Aamanns 1921, where you’ll be treated to a modern twist on smørrebrød, Denmark’s iconic open-faced sandwich.With creative flavor combinations and seasonal ingredients, this is Danish cuisine at its finest. CopenHill – An Architectural Marvel End the tour with a visit to CopenHill, a groundbreaking structure that combines a waste management facility with a ski slope and recreational rooftop. Enjoy a unique skiing experience or simply take in the stun- ning panoramic views over Copenhagen from this architectural masterpiece.
$1,728/ 1 to 4 people
Danish Design Tour
Experience the iconic world of Danish design on an exclusive tour Dive into the essence of Danish design on a tour that will expand your perspective on style, architecture, and craftsmanship. Let us guide you through the timeless elegance and innovative spirit that define Denmark’s design legacy. Explore Designmuseum Danmark Begin your journey in Copenhagen’s historic heart with a visit to Designmuseum Danmark, a living archive of Danish design. Discover the works of legendary designers like Poul Henningsen, Kaare Klint, and Arne Jacobsen, whose creations have set global standards and shaped Denmark’s reputation as a design capital. Lunch at Aamanns 1921 Enjoy lunch at Aamanns 1921, where you’ll be served the iconic Danish open-faced sandwich, smørrebrød. This traditional dish is reimagined with contemporary flavor combinations and fresh, seasonal ingredients. Consider pairing it with a house-made schnapps or a quality local beer for the full Danish experience. Tour of Royal Copenhagen & Georg Jensen Experience the finest Danish craftsmanship with a private tour of the flagship stores of Royal Copenhagen and Georg Jensen. A senior staff member will introduce you to classic vintage pieces, contemporary jewelry, and stylish kitchenware, sharing insights into the design principles that define these world-renowned brands. Discover the Heart of Danish Design This tour is perfect for design enthusiasts and curious explorers who want to experience the Danish aesthetic that has captivated the world. Join us for an unforgettable day of style, tradition, and inspiration!
$866/ 1 to 4 participants
Jewish Boat and Castle
On this unique combo of Jewish and general sigthseeing, the Jewish guide will tell you the amazing story of Danish Jewry.At the same time you will discover the beautiful Rosen- borg Castle and enjoying a private boat tour in the charming Copenhagen canals. Visit to the Copenhagen Synagogue The tour includes a visit inside the Copenha- gen Synagogue built in 1833. During this tour you will pass many Copen- hagen landmarks such as: Copenhagen’s historic city centre Christiansborg Palace,The Parliament Royal Palace, Amalienborg The historic Round Tower The Little Mermaid, national symbol The Opera House, and many more.....Visit to the Rosenborg CastleRosenborg Castle features 400 years of splendor, royal art, treasures and the Crown Jewels and Royal Regalia.One-hour private canal tourExperience a wonderful homelike atmosphe- re on a charming boat tour in the canals of Copenhagen.You can also bring your own lunch on board.The boat tour ends at the pier of the Royal Library, the Black Diamond, only a few steps away from the Danish-Jewish Museum.Visit to the Danish-Jewish MuseumIn the Danish-Jewish Museum, your guide will share her personal stories about the rescue of 7,000 Danish Jews during WW2.The tour ends in the city centre.
$1,116/ 1 to 6 participants
Rescue Route 1 - The Jewish Museum + Dragør
Rescue Route 1, begins with a visit to the Danish-Jewish Museum located in the garden of the Royal Library. Visit to the Danish-Jewish Museum ”Mitzvah” The top architect Daniel Libeskind’s charac- teristic architecture will - in an almost laby- rinthine manner - lead you into the universe of the Danish Jewish culture. Inside the museum the Jewish guide will tell you the amazing story of Danish Jewry from when the first Jews were invited by the king Christian 4th in 1622, to the present time. After the visit to Danish-Jewish Museum we are picked up by a driver in a limousine/van for a visit to Dragör fishing village. Visit to the fishing village of Dragör Brave fishermen helped more than 95 % of the Jewish population in Denmark to safety in Sweden. Many Jews escaped from Dragor on small boats including the fishing boat Elisabeth K571. Today Dragor Town is a charming village with old half-timbered houses, cosy cafes and restaurants. Only 8 miles from the cen- ter of Copenhagen, the visit to Dragor will not only evoke the past, but also give you an interesting and unique experience of the lives in small Danish villages. In Dragör your guide will share her personal stories about the miraculous rescue of the 7,000 Danish Jews in October 1943. The tour ends back in Copenhagen.
$866/ 1 to 6 participants
Rescue Route 2
On our Rescue Route 2, your Jewish guide will take you for a 3-hour Jewish walking tour, followed by a 2-hour visit by car to Dragör fishing village. During the tour your guide will tell you the amazing story of Danish Jewry from when the first Jews were invited by the king Christian 4th in 1622, to the present time. During the walking tour you will pass many Copenhagen landmarks such as: Copenhagen’s historic city centre The historic Round Tower Christiansborg Palace,The Parliament Ströget, the main pedestrian street Börsen, the iconic stock exchangeVisit to the Copenhagen SynagogueThe walking tour includes a visit inside the Copenhagen Synagogue built in 1833.Visit to the Danish-Jewish MuseumThe walking tour also includes a visit to the Danish-Jewish Museum ”Mitzvah” to learn more about Jewish history in Denmark.After the visit to the Danish-Jewish Museum you are picked up by a driver in a limousine/ van for a visit to Dragör fishing village.Visit to the fishing village of DragörBrave fishermen helped more than 95 % of the Jewish population in Denmark to safety in Sweden. In Dragör your guide will share her personal stories about the miraculous rescue of 7,000 Danish Jews in October 1943. The tour ends back in Copenhagen.
$1,116/ 1 to 6 participants
Rescue Route 3
On Rescue Route 3, the Jewish guide will tell you the amazing story of Danish Jewry from when the first Jews were invited by the king Christian 4th in 1622, to the present time. A driver with a limousine/van is available all 5 hours allowing us to visit more distant sights and minimal walking. During the tour we will pass Copenhagen landmarks such as: Copenhagen’s historic city centre The historic Round Tower Christiansborg Palace,The Parliament The amazing Gefion Fountain Royal Palace, Amalienborg Ströget, the main pedestrian street Börsen, the iconic stock exchange The Little Mermaid, national symbolVisit to the Copenhagen SynagogueThe tour includes a visit inside the Copenhagen Synagogue built in 1833.Visit to the Danish-Jewish MuseumThe tour also includes a visit to the Danish-Jewish Museum ”Mitzvah” where you will learn more about Jewish history in Denmark.Visit to the fishing village of DragörBrave fishermen helped more than 95 % of the Jewish population in Denmark to safety in Sweden. In Dragör your guide will share her personal stories about the miraculous rescue of 7,000 Danish Jews in October 1943. The tour ends back in Copenhagen.
$1,478/ 1 to 6 particpants
Stockholm
$504/ 3 hour tour
Transfer
$357/ Bus Transfer
Buy a gift cardGive someone you care about an experience they'll never forget.
When you give a gift card, you let the recipient choose their own experience.You decide the amount on the gift card and also have the option to add a personal greeting to the recipient. You receive the gift card by email.
Book a private eventLooking to hold a private event?
We can also arrange private events for larger groups, such as company events etc. Leave us your details and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
Cover image
About Jewish Copenhagen
Welcome to Jewish Copenhagen, founded in 2006 by Charlotte Thalmay. Our purpose is to illuminate the rich history of Jewish life in Denmark, spanning from the year 1622 to the present day, portraying the everyday experiences of being a minority in a small nation. With over 20 years of expertise, we narrate the captivating 400-year journey of Danish Jews to travelers worldwide. Our narratives have captivated private families, large groups, as well as students from high schools and universities alike. Each of our guides is carefully selected, bearing unique family anecdotes about the rescue of Danish Jews during World War II. They are dedicated to imparting their knowledge and insights to our diverse range of global visitors. Jewish Copenhagen collaborates closely with our partner  World Jewish Travel.