COPENHAGEN
Copenhagen’s best days out.
The 14 most popular food tours in Copenhagen, with prices, timings and the booking platform for each. A short, sorted list you can plan a few Danish days around.
Taste Copenhagen’s new Nordic food revolution on a 4-hour walking tour with exclusive cheese, smørrebrød, beer, hot dog, candy and chocolate.
Most Popular“We had an excellent tour with Marie. Marie is very knowledgeable, helpful and kind. The food were delicious and we got to go around Copenhagen. Our favorite were the open-faced sandwich (smørrebrød). Thank you Marie!!!”
Small-group Copenhagen food tour with 6+ Danish classics, smørrebrød, hot dog, meatballs, pork, beer, and walking history in 3 hours.
“Will was an excellent, energetic and informative guide!!! Go on an empty stomach, as your belly will definitely fill up with all sorts of deliciousness!”
Copenhagen’s original 2011 food walk serves 8 tastings, Michelin-style cheese, smørrebrød, beer, and royal sweets in 4 hours.
Private Copenhagen food walk with Nordic tastings, craft beer, schnapps, and coffee over a 3-hour route past city sights.
“Amazing tour with Karolina! It was the perfect Copenhagen experience. We ate fantastic food, learned about the city and had an enjoyable dealing tour. Karolina was thoughtful, intelligent and extremely knowledgeable. A must do for anyone coming to Copenhagen!”
Private Copenhagen food walk with 6 or 10 tastings, guided city sights, and classic Danish bites from Torvehallerne to City Hall Square.
“for someone who is new to DK, this tour could be a good intro to the country. Caio was a great guide!”
A 3-hour private Copenhagen food tour with 5 tastings across classic Danish spots, including smørrebrød, roast pork, beer, and pastries.
Copenhagen Modern Food Tour with street-food tastings at Torvehallerne, Kødbyen and Carlsbergbyen plus brunch, lunch, drinks, and stories.
“I chose this tour specifically because it seemed the most unique to the other Copenhagen food tours (specifically.. you didn't stop for a hotdog lol). It was definitely interesting! We stopped at a variety of places, including a middle eastern restaurant that I gladly revisited later on my trip. Our guide was also an archeologist,…”
A 3-hour guided walk through Copenhagen tasting smørrebrød, meatballs, hot dogs, sweets, and a Carlsberg, plus a secret dish.
“Sonia was awesome and super knowledgeable. Lots of tasty food and a nice walk around the city!”
A relaxed 4-hour Copenhagen food walk with Smørrebrød, beer stops, Nyhavn strolls, and a final stop by the Opera House park.
“Our guide, Laura, was Excellent! Such a fun, relaxed tour experience with excellent choices of tastes combined with walking the city and hearing more about the history and culture of Copenhagen. Highly recommend.”
Taste Denmark on a small-group Copenhagen food tour with 8 stops, smørrebrød in a historical tavern, pastry sampling, and a full lunch.
A 3-hour Nørrebro walk mixing street art stops and award-winning shawarma (or falafel), plus coffee breaks along the way.
“Super cool way to see the house walls. That some is really art and you can analyze it and have a good debate. And on top of that, good stops along the tour. Painted house walls will never be the same for me no matter where I am.”
Walk Copenhagen’s center with a guide, stop by royal sights and Nyhavn, then end with classic smørrebrød and snap in top spots.
“Our tour guide, Vasco had a depth of knowledge and an easy and engaging manner which made for an interesting and enjoyable day. Recommended!”
A small-group 3-hour Nørrebro street-art walk with real Copenhagen food stops: BMO bun, shawarma or falafel, Danish pastry.
“I loved that we went around some local areas that I never knew even existed. A truly interesting way to get to know Copenhagen! The guide was very knowledgeable and friendly - thank you!”
A relaxed 2.5-hour Copenhagen evening stroll through Torvehallerne with cheese, smørrebrød, fish dinner, wine/juice, and craft beer.
“Marvellous. Food was amazing . Guxi was excellent and gave lots of information not only about food but also Danish culture.”
Canal boats and bike lanes, hygge-warm food tours and castle day trips across the Oresund. Every way to spend a day in the Danish capital.
