• Helsingør Havn - Explore the exterior of Hamlet’s Castle. Stroll through the historic city of Helsingør. Visit the impressive Helsingør Cathedral.
• Fredensborg - Known as the Peace Palace in English, Fredensborg is where the peace treaty between the Danes and the Swedes was signed, marking the end of their conflicts. Since then, the two nations have maintained peace. The palace was a favored holiday destination for European Royal Families in the 1900s.
• Kronborg Slot - A castle has stood here since the 1420s, but the current Kronborg Castle was built in 1585. It gained fame through Shakespeare’s play, Hamlet, which is performed annually at the castle.
• Helsingør - The charming old city of Helsingør retains its medieval street layout. Approximately 75% of the buildings date back to the 1500s and 1600s. St. Maria’s Church, dating from the 1430s, was once part of a monastery complex. Many of the ancient monastic buildings remain and are accessible when the church is open.

• On-board WiFi
• Audio-Guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes
• Host/Driver

• Lunch
• Entrance Tickets.

Afternoon Hamlet Excursion - UNESCO World Heritage Site

Join this half-day tour traveling along the coastal road from the vibrant city of Copenhagen to Fredensborg Slot.

Travel through the picturesque North Sealand countryside to Fredensborg Slot, known as the Peace Palace in English. This palace was constructed for King Frederik IV between 1720 and 1726.

Next, journey to the historic city of Helsingør, where you can explore Kronborg, Hamlet’s Castle, built by King Frederik II in 1585. In Helsingør, visit the Maritime Museum, savor Smørrebrød, the renowned Danish open sandwich, at Culture Wharf, or stroll through the historic center of Helsingør.

The tour concludes with a return to Copenhagen, offering time to reflect on the fascinating sights experienced. Enjoy the tour!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.