Overview
A shared food tour featuring Danish classics, NOMA-inspired street food, and local treats.
Discover Copenhagen's vibrant food scene on a three-hour, small-group walking tour through the historic neighborhoods of Nyhavn and Christianshavn. Along the way, you'll try a mix of Danish favorites and contemporary creations, including artisan smørrebrød, the taco stand featured on Netflix's Somebody Feed Phil, a classic Danish hotdog, red lentil porridge, and a warm cardamom bun.
Capped at a small group, with plenty of room to ask your guide questions, you'll hear the stories behind Copenhagen's culinary heritage, from traditional Danish specialties to the city's evolving modern food scene. The route also carries you past charming canals and historic architecture as you cross from Nyhavn's harbor into Christianshavn's colorful streets.
Duration: 3 hours
Location
Karen Blixen by Rikke Raben, Sankt Annæ Pl. 25, Copenhagen, Denmark
Meeting Point
- Meet your guide at at the statue of Karen Blixen
- Your guide will be wearing a purple Eating Europe bag
- Please arrive 15 minutes before the tour start time.
Guests highlight the exceptional quality of the Copenhagen Small-Group Food Tour, praising the knowledgeable and engaging guides, particularly Sonia and Mark, who enhance the experience with their insights into Danish culture and history. Reviewers appreciate the diverse range of delicious food offerings, from traditional smørrebrød to modern fusion dishes, and the relaxed pace of the tour that allows for exploration of both popular and hidden local spots. Many recommend this tour as a must-do for anyone wanting to experience the culinary heart of Copenhagen, emphasizing its informative and enjoyable nature.