Denmark · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
A phone, a pair of headphones and nobody waiting for you at a meeting point. These 15 are the cheapest bookings on the site by a distance, and below they are compared on route length, how good the audio is and what you actually get.
Review the Copenhagen hop-on hop-off bus, including all three routes, royal sights, Nyhavn, Tivoli options, schedules, and value tips.
“Everything was fantastic the bus was comfy and the guides were very helpful!!! Would recommend it 10000% over”
Explore Aarhus from Viking roots to the Old Town on a flexible VoiceMap audio walk with clear directions, offline maps, and museum tips.
“I liked being able to do a walking tour by just popping in my headphones and having someone tell me where to go and what I was seeing. Good length and good information.”
Explore Copenhagen’s landmarks with a flexible Little Mermaid quest, audio stories, and app-guided directions for about $6 per person.
“I'd you're looking for a scavenger hunt this is for you. Lots of history and you definitely cover alot of ground. However it took us nearly 3 hours to complete and only stopped once for short break.”
Explore Copenhagen folklore with a flexible English audio tour linking Glyptotek, Christiansborg, the Stock Exchange, and Agnete.
“Great sampling of a focused experience. Interesting anecdotes and references opened the possibility for more research.”
Explore haunted Aalborg through riddles, witch trial tales, old dungeons, and eerie landmarks in a flexible 85-minute phone game.
“De gamle fangehuller og alt det smukke arkitektur! Virkelig en smuk tur. Vi kunne også godt lide at fortællingen var på engelsk!”
Review of Copenhagen’s self-guided murder mystery by the Round Tower, with route details, price, practical tips, and who should book.
“Since more than a year, collection place is nitnrelated to thisnservice. Hope they refund soon please”
Explore Copenhagen at your own pace with an English audio tour covering royal palaces, historic squares, churches, theatres, and practical GPS directions.
“Great info. However, the audio was difficult to hear. The background sounds and effects muffled the speaker. Quality became staticky when played loudly.”
Explore Christiania in Copenhagen with a self-guided phone puzzle game, local stories, art, and flexible stops for just $7.21.
“This was a lot of fun and took us off the beaten path. We would have never found this on our own. Directions got a little challenging at times but we were able to figure everything out.”
Explore Copenhagen’s royal quarter through clues, churches, design, fountains, and fortress sights in this affordable private walking game.
“Cool because you still discover different corners of Copenhagen in a playful way, especially small details that you had not seen before. From the story we found it confusing in parts, though, or at least we didn’t really see a logically gripping story from start to finish. If necessary, this is also due to one or the other somewhat bumpy translation (we played it in German). Against the background that the main goal was not a cool game but to discover the city, but basically a cool thing.Auto-translated”
Explore Copenhagen’s royal quarter with a $9.99 GPS audio tour covering Nyhavn, Amalienborg, Charlottenborg, and more.
“We enjoyed our audio tour. We found it to be educational and liked that we could do it at our own pace. The app worked perfectly! Will look for more self-guided audio tours in the future.”
Follow Hans Christian Andersen through Copenhagen on a flexible GPS audio walk linking theaters, palaces, gardens, Nyhavn, and literary landmarks.
“Could well be your first adventure in the city, as it takes you through a lot of sights worthy sites, Hans related or not, through the lens of a local with interesting anecdotes. Afterwards you can further explore the city ion your own, but with some foundational knowledge this time.”
Build a spaceship while exploring Copenhagen’s canals, bridges, palaces, and street-food stops on a flexible family treasure hunt.
“The treasure hunt was really fun and nice. It is great for both young kids and adults. The route is so beautiful and in such a great part of the city. It was a perfect way to enjoy a sunny day outside.”
Follow Kierkegaard through Copenhagen on a witty, self-guided audio walk from his family home to his gravesite.
“Informative and witty experience. Lots of interesting information on Kierkegarrd and life in Copenhagen in the 19th century. Thoroughly enjoyed it!”
Solve a true-crime mystery while exploring central Aarhus, with a flexible Danish self-guided route and outdoor stop at Aarhus Cathedral.
“We sabotaged the hell out of Aarhus! Very interesting way to explore the city. Mystery Hunts are the way to go if you like true crime and city exploration. The historical framework was wonderful.”
Solve a 19th-century murder near Amalienborg Palace while exploring Nyhavn on this flexible, self-guided Copenhagen mystery tour.
“For all escape room, exit game, true crime and mystery lovers – THIS IS FOR YOU! I am a person who love riddles games, and this is a fun new concept, at least I havn't seen anything like this before. Like in all other types of riddle games, you geRead more”
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