Description
Embark on a journey through the heart of Copenhagen to uncover the city’s hidden stories from World War II. This walking tour takes you to significant sites where bravery, resistance, and historical events shaped the city’s wartime narrative. Explore the remnants of the past and learn about the resilient spirit of the Danish people during this tumultuous period.
Locations we visit
1. Nyhavn
Start at the iconic Nyhavn, where the Danish resistance planned operations.
2. Amalienborg Palace
Visit the residence of the Danish Royal Family, which played a role in maintaining Danish sovereignty during the German occupation.
3. Church of Our Lady (Vor Frue Kirke)
See the site where the Copenhagen University students planned resistance activities and learn about their impact.
4. The Round Tower (Rundetårn)
Explore the Round Tower, used as a lookout by both the Danish resistance and German forces.
5. Copenhagen City Hall (Rådhus)
Discover the role of the City Hall during the occupation and the site of major resistance activities.
6. Vesterbro Freedom Museum
Visit the museum dedicated to the Danish resistance movement, showcasing artifacts and stories from WWII.
7. Kastellet
Conclude at the historic fortress that was used by the Germans as a headquarters during the occupation.