Discover the extraordinary history of Danish Jewry on our 3-hour Jewish walking tour of Copenhagen. From King Christian IV’s invitation to the first Jewish families in 1622 to the present day, this tour offers a rich and personal perspective on Jewish life in Denmark.
Led by a knowledgeable Jewish guide, you’ll hear remarkable stories, including the miraculous rescue of 7,000 Danish Jews in October 1943, as well as reflections on the February 2015 terror attack that deeply impacted the Jewish community.
Visit to the Copenhagen Synagogue
Experience the stunning architecture of the Great Synagogue of Copenhagen, the heart of Jewish life in Denmark since its completion in 1833. Designed by Professor G.F. Hetsch, its semi-oriental classic style reflects a unique blend of history and culture.
Copenhagen Landmarks
While walking through the city, you’ll also explore some of Copenhagen’s most iconic landmarks, including:
- Copenhagen’s historic city center
- The Round Tower
- Christiansborg Palace, home to the Danish Parliament
- Royal Castle Amalienborg,
- The Copenhagen Cathedral
Visit to the Resistance Museum
The Museum of the Danish Resistance tells the powerful story of Denmark during World War II. Through interactive exhibits, personal accounts, and original artifacts, visitors gain insight into the courage, dilemmas, and everyday life of those who resisted the Nazi occupation. The museum offers a moving and immersive experience that honors the spirit of resistance and the fight for freedom.
