

by South Zealand Tours
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 1,650Copenhagen offers access to the Forest Tower, a 45-meter tall wooden observation structure connected to a 900-meter treetop walkway in a Danish forest. This day tour by air-conditioned minibus lasts about 5 to 6 hours and includes WiFi and a guide. The tour begins with a walk along the 1.2-kilometer wooden path through the trees leading to the Forest Tower, where visitors can climb to the top for views over the surrounding countryside. The Forest Tower opened in May 2019 and is located about 50 minutes from Copenhagen. Entrance tickets to the tower must be purchased on site. After visiting the tower, there is a lunch break at a street food market where sandwiches, salads, burgers, coffee, and pasta are available for purchase. Guests may also bring their own food and enjoy it at picnic tables near the old town mill pond. The tour continues with visits to two sculptures from the “Forgotten Giants” project created from local scrap wood and recycled materials. The first sculpture, Hill Top Trine, is on a small hill in Hvidovre and offers a viewpoint over Avedøresletten. Visitors can crawl into her hands. The second sculpture, Sleeping Louis, is set in a wooded area in Roedovre where visitors can enter his mouth and rest inside. Both sculptures are located on the outskirts of Copenhagen.
Forest Tower
The Forest Tower is Denmark’s first wooden observation tower, opened in May 2019. The 45-meter tall structure connects to a 900-meter treetop walkway. Visitors walk about 1.2 km along a wooden path through the forest to reach the tower. This location is about 50 minutes from Copenhagen and offers views of Denmark’s countryside. Entrance tickets must be purchased at the site.
120 min
Lunch Break
There is a lunch break at a street food market where sandwiches, salads, burgers, coffee, and pasta can be purchased. Guests may also bring their own food and eat at picnic tables and benches near the old town mill pond.
30 min
Hvidovre
Hill Top Trine is a sculpture made from recycled wood and materials by Thomas Dambo as part of the “Forgotten Giants” project. It sits on a small hill in Hvidovre, Copenhagen. Visitors can crawl into her palms and enjoy a view overlooking Avedøresletten.
20 min
Roedovre
Sleeping Louis is another recycled wood sculpture by Thomas Dambo within the “Forgotten Giants” project. Located in a secret wooded area in Roedovre outside Copenhagen, visitors can enter his open mouth to play or rest inside.
20 min
Outside the Fu Hao Chinese Restaurant. It is Just 2 mins from Copenhagen Central station
End point
Outside the Fu Hao Chinese Restaurant. It is Just 2 mins from Copenhagen Central station


by South Zealand Tours
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 1,650Copenhagen offers access to the Forest Tower, a 45-meter tall wooden observation structure connected to a 900-meter treetop walkway in a Danish forest. This day tour by air-conditioned minibus lasts about 5 to 6 hours and includes WiFi and a guide. The tour begins with a walk along the 1.2-kilometer wooden path through the trees leading to the Forest Tower, where visitors can climb to the top for views over the surrounding countryside. The Forest Tower opened in May 2019 and is located about 50 minutes from Copenhagen. Entrance tickets to the tower must be purchased on site. After visiting the tower, there is a lunch break at a street food market where sandwiches, salads, burgers, coffee, and pasta are available for purchase. Guests may also bring their own food and enjoy it at picnic tables near the old town mill pond. The tour continues with visits to two sculptures from the “Forgotten Giants” project created from local scrap wood and recycled materials. The first sculpture, Hill Top Trine, is on a small hill in Hvidovre and offers a viewpoint over Avedøresletten. Visitors can crawl into her hands. The second sculpture, Sleeping Louis, is set in a wooded area in Roedovre where visitors can enter his mouth and rest inside. Both sculptures are located on the outskirts of Copenhagen.
Forest Tower
The Forest Tower is Denmark’s first wooden observation tower, opened in May 2019. The 45-meter tall structure connects to a 900-meter treetop walkway. Visitors walk about 1.2 km along a wooden path through the forest to reach the tower. This location is about 50 minutes from Copenhagen and offers views of Denmark’s countryside. Entrance tickets must be purchased at the site.
120 min
Lunch Break
There is a lunch break at a street food market where sandwiches, salads, burgers, coffee, and pasta can be purchased. Guests may also bring their own food and eat at picnic tables and benches near the old town mill pond.
30 min
Hvidovre
Hill Top Trine is a sculpture made from recycled wood and materials by Thomas Dambo as part of the “Forgotten Giants” project. It sits on a small hill in Hvidovre, Copenhagen. Visitors can crawl into her palms and enjoy a view overlooking Avedøresletten.
20 min
Roedovre
Sleeping Louis is another recycled wood sculpture by Thomas Dambo within the “Forgotten Giants” project. Located in a secret wooded area in Roedovre outside Copenhagen, visitors can enter his open mouth to play or rest inside.
20 min
Outside the Fu Hao Chinese Restaurant. It is Just 2 mins from Copenhagen Central station
End point
Outside the Fu Hao Chinese Restaurant. It is Just 2 mins from Copenhagen Central station