Tours - Greater Copenhagen - North Sealand - the Eastern and South Sealand
Outside of Copenhagen there are many exciting venues such as the little fishing village Dragør just 12 km from the city centre - where visitors still can buy fresh fish from the ship side and experience the maze of old fishermen's yellow painted houses - red roofs and cobblestone streets. In North Sealand one will find all the heavyweight top attractions like Kronborg Castle at Elsinore (Hamlet's Castle) from 1590 - then the Royal summer residence Fredensborg Palace at Fredensborg from 1720 - with the huge historical park and baroque garden - and then the largest renaissance castle in Scandinavia - Frederiksborg Castle at Hillerød from 1560 that also houses The Museum of National History. Alongside the eastern coastline to Kronborg are the Karen Blixen Museum and Louisiana - Museum of Modern Art - situated with a splendid view over Oresund - as well as Sweden and a gem for history and art lovers. Visit the Eremitage Palace in Baroque style from 1734 - and take a horse carriage ride around the beatiful Eremitage Plains and Dyrehaven Woods - near the Bakken - amusement park from 1583 - and the oldest amusement playgrounds in the world. We offer transfers - combined with exclusive door-to-door sightseeing tours and guided excursions - to experience and explore Greater Copenhagen and Sealand with us!

Exclusive Excursions - Eastern and South side of Sealand and the Isle of Møn*
On the very east side of Sealand at the town Kalundborg - the Five Tower Cathedral from around 1200 called Our Lady is beautifully situated facing down to the fjord. The excursion can be combined with a visit to Jægerspris Castle on the Hornsherred peninsula. At Roskilde the great Roskilde Cathedral - built during the 12th and 13th centuries - is a popular attraction - where all the Danish Monarchs are buried since the reformation in 1536. And at the seashores of Roskilde Fjord is the famous Viking Ship Museum - and the Lejre Museum with the Viking Settlement. On the mid east cost of Sealand at Stevns Cliffs - a very remarkable church and popular tourist venue from 1250 is located and called - Højerup Kirke - as half of the church collapsed during a storm and fell down into the sea. The Fjenneslev Church from 1130 and the birthplace of Copenhagen’s creator Bishop Absalon - as well as the Viking Settlement at Trelleborg from around 980 AC - are historical places that are worth a visit. Experience the Sorø Abbey Church and Monastery from 1160 - with Bishop Absalon's burial plot . At the very south of Sealand - at the town of Vordingborg - the high and mighty Goose Tower was built by King Valdemar about 1364 - and was a part of an old fortress. On the Isle of Møn - the great Cliff of Møn is sited. It is Denmark’s highest cliffs being over 6 km long and a ever going tourist magnet - where one can experience 70 million years of history - when the Cliffs rose from the surface - at the time when all of Denmark was literary cover by the sea. We offer transfers - combined with first-class door-to-door sightseeing tours and guided excursions - to experience and explore South Sealand and the Isle of Møn with us!


See: Sightseeing Attractions & Historical Venues