



by Copenhagen E Bike Tours Rentals
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.kr 1,100This 2-hour guided e-bike tour covers Copenhagen’s main sights, allowing participants to see in 2 hours what would normally take 3 hours on a regular bike. The electric bikes include helmets and baskets, and a radio system ensures that the guide can be heard clearly throughout the ride. The route passes through the inner city and Christianshavn, crossing cycle bridges to visit as many landmarks as possible. Stops include a 5-minute photo break at The Little Mermaid statue, where the guide explains the true story behind the figure. The tour continues with a close view of the Copenhagen Opera House, followed by a 5-minute photo stop at Nyhavn, known for its colorful houses. Christianshavn features Dutch-influenced architecture dating back 400 years. There is a 15-minute break in Christiania, a unique area established in an old military zone; participants can explore independently as guides are not allowed inside. Other sights along the route include Christiansborg Palace, home to the Danish parliament; Frederik's Church (Marmorkirken); Amalienborg Palace, the residence of the royal family; St. Alban's Church near the Citadel; the Royal Danish Theatre Playhouse; the King's New Square; and a distinctive black building marking the gateway to the inner city. Children aged 2 to 5 ride in child seats or trailers attached to a parent’s bike. Children aged 6 to 11 ride in a Christiania cargo-bike attached to an adult bike, which can carry up to two children. All participants must be comfortable riding a bike and meet the minimum height requirement of 155 to 160 cm. Meeting time is 15 minutes before departure.
The Little Mermaid
The tour stops at The Little Mermaid statue, one of Copenhagen's most well-known sights. The guide explains the story behind the statue, and the group pauses here for photos.
5 min
Royal Danish Theatre Play House
Participants see the Royal Danish Theatre Playhouse, a newer building situated directly opposite the Opera House in central Copenhagen.
Nyhavn
At Nyhavn, the group stops for photos at the area famous for its brightly colored houses, often featured on postcards of Copenhagen.
5 min
Copenhagen Opera House
The route includes a close view of the Copenhagen Opera House, one of the world's most expensive opera buildings.
5 min
Christianshavn
This area was created by the king 400 years ago and features Dutch-style houses, giving it a distinct historical atmosphere.
Christiania
Christiania is a former military area taken over by hippies in the 1970s. The tour includes a 15-minute stop here where participants can walk around on their own, as guides are not allowed inside.
15 min
Drive-by
The group passes a notable black building that serves as an archway into Copenhagen’s inner city.
Christiansborg Slot
The tour passes Christiansborg Palace, which currently houses Denmark’s parliament.
Copenhagen King's New Square
The route leads to King's New Square, regarded as the center of Copenhagen, where the tour begins to return.
Frederiks Kirke (Marmorkirken)
The church known as Marmorkirken stands out in central Copenhagen and the group pauses here for a photo stop.
5 min
Amalienborg
The tour visits Amalienborg Palace, home to the Danish royal family, including the Queen.
5 min
St. Alban's Church
The route passes St. Alban's Church, also known as the English Church, located near Copenhagen's Citadel.
We are located with Segway Cruise on the "old" Cruise Ship pier. We are by the middle of the building next to the gate.
End point
We are located with Segway Cruise on the "old" Cruise Ship pier. We are by the middle of the building next to the gate.




by Copenhagen E Bike Tours Rentals
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.kr 1,100This 2-hour guided e-bike tour covers Copenhagen’s main sights, allowing participants to see in 2 hours what would normally take 3 hours on a regular bike. The electric bikes include helmets and baskets, and a radio system ensures that the guide can be heard clearly throughout the ride. The route passes through the inner city and Christianshavn, crossing cycle bridges to visit as many landmarks as possible. Stops include a 5-minute photo break at The Little Mermaid statue, where the guide explains the true story behind the figure. The tour continues with a close view of the Copenhagen Opera House, followed by a 5-minute photo stop at Nyhavn, known for its colorful houses. Christianshavn features Dutch-influenced architecture dating back 400 years. There is a 15-minute break in Christiania, a unique area established in an old military zone; participants can explore independently as guides are not allowed inside. Other sights along the route include Christiansborg Palace, home to the Danish parliament; Frederik's Church (Marmorkirken); Amalienborg Palace, the residence of the royal family; St. Alban's Church near the Citadel; the Royal Danish Theatre Playhouse; the King's New Square; and a distinctive black building marking the gateway to the inner city. Children aged 2 to 5 ride in child seats or trailers attached to a parent’s bike. Children aged 6 to 11 ride in a Christiania cargo-bike attached to an adult bike, which can carry up to two children. All participants must be comfortable riding a bike and meet the minimum height requirement of 155 to 160 cm. Meeting time is 15 minutes before departure.
The Little Mermaid
The tour stops at The Little Mermaid statue, one of Copenhagen's most well-known sights. The guide explains the story behind the statue, and the group pauses here for photos.
5 min
Royal Danish Theatre Play House
Participants see the Royal Danish Theatre Playhouse, a newer building situated directly opposite the Opera House in central Copenhagen.
Nyhavn
At Nyhavn, the group stops for photos at the area famous for its brightly colored houses, often featured on postcards of Copenhagen.
5 min
Copenhagen Opera House
The route includes a close view of the Copenhagen Opera House, one of the world's most expensive opera buildings.
5 min
Christianshavn
This area was created by the king 400 years ago and features Dutch-style houses, giving it a distinct historical atmosphere.
Christiania
Christiania is a former military area taken over by hippies in the 1970s. The tour includes a 15-minute stop here where participants can walk around on their own, as guides are not allowed inside.
15 min
Drive-by
The group passes a notable black building that serves as an archway into Copenhagen’s inner city.
Christiansborg Slot
The tour passes Christiansborg Palace, which currently houses Denmark’s parliament.
Copenhagen King's New Square
The route leads to King's New Square, regarded as the center of Copenhagen, where the tour begins to return.
Frederiks Kirke (Marmorkirken)
The church known as Marmorkirken stands out in central Copenhagen and the group pauses here for a photo stop.
5 min
Amalienborg
The tour visits Amalienborg Palace, home to the Danish royal family, including the Queen.
5 min
St. Alban's Church
The route passes St. Alban's Church, also known as the English Church, located near Copenhagen's Citadel.
We are located with Segway Cruise on the "old" Cruise Ship pier. We are by the middle of the building next to the gate.
End point
We are located with Segway Cruise on the "old" Cruise Ship pier. We are by the middle of the building next to the gate.