Discover the incredible story of Danish Jewry on our 90-minute Jewish walking tour. From King Christian IV’s invitation to the first Jewish families in 1622 to modern times, this journey brings history to life.

Led by a knowledgeable Jewish guide, the tour delves into personal accounts, including the miraculous rescue of 7,000 Danish Jews in October 1943 and reflections on the February 2015 terror attack against the Jewish community.

Visit the Copenhagen Synagogue
Discover the architectural beauty of the Great Synagogue of Copenhagen, the heart of Jewish life in Denmark since 1833. Designed by Professor G.F. Hetsch, this masterpiece blends semi-oriental and classical styles, offering a glimpse into the community’s enduring legacy.

Copenhagen Landmarks
As you explore the city, you’ll also learn about iconic landmarks, such as:

• Copenhagen’s historic city center
• The Round Tower
• The Cathedral of Copenhagen
• The University
• The statue of Niels Bohr
• The statues of Moses and King David
  
  

The tour concludes back at the Synagogue, leaving you with a deeper understanding of Copenhagen’s Jewish heritage and its connection to the city’s vibrant history.