Copenhagen Post-Voyage Extension

Discover Denmark’s Storied Past

Immerse yourself in Denmark’s rich history and vibrant culture on this 3-day Copenhagen post-extension. From the Viking roots of Roskilde to the regal halls of Christiansborg Castle, explore the country’s most captivating sites alongside expert guides. Wander through Copenhagen’s charming streets, sail its scenic harbor, and step inside the legendary castle that inspired Hamlet. Along the way, savor Denmark’s renowned cuisine, from traditional smørrebrød to contemporary culinary delights.

This extension can be taken after select departures of Scandinavia and the Baltic Sea: Coasts, Islands and Archipelagos and Norway, Sweden and Denmark: Nordic Flavors and Scenic Landscapes.

A pre-voyage extension is also available.

Day 1 - Copenhagen, Denmark / Roskilde

Disembark in Copenhagen this morning and venture to nearby Roskilde—a must-see for those interested in history, architecture and Vikings. After an introduction to this intriguing city at the Roskilde Museum, enjoy a traditional Danish lunch of smørrebrød (open-faced sandwiches). This afternoon, visit the impressive Roskilde Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site that was built in 1175 using over three million bricks. Then, take a guided tour of the Viking Ship Museum, located along the shores of the beautiful fjord. Listen to tales of Viking sea voyages and learn about the five Viking longboats that sunk over a thousand years ago and were recovered by an underwater expedition in 1962. Later this afternoon, head back into Copenhagen, check into the hotel, and enjoy dinner on your own in a city known for its culinary creativity and quality. (B,L)

Day 2 - Helsingør (Elsinore) / Copenhagen

Head north along the coast to Helsingør, also known as Elsinore. Founded in 1492 by the Danish King Eric of Pomerania, Helsingør has been at the center of Danish maritime and trade history for centuries. Walk through its storied streets, visit the striking Maritime Museum and explore the halls of the famed Kronborg Castle, which keeps a watchful eye over the sound of Øresund.

In the afternoon, return to the city and delve further into its storied past by visiting the Museum of Copenhagen. A marvelous introduction to the city, the museum tells the story of its Viking Age origins through to today. Continue touring the city on foot as you cross the impressive Marble Bridge and pass by the Royal Stables en route to Christiansborg Castle. Once home to the Danish royal family, the palace now houses the Danish Parliament and Royal Reception Rooms, which you will visit with a local guide. After the tour, explore the rest of the castle, including the Knights Hall with its magnificent chandeliers and tapestries, at your leisure. This evening, enjoy dinner in historic surroundings. (B,L,D)

Day 3 - Copenhagen

Transfer to the airport for flights home. (B)

Costs & What's Included

Occupancy

Cost per person 2026

Double Occupancy

$2,190

Single Occupancy

$2,240

Cost Includes:

Accommodations as shown in the itinerary, or similar; meals as shown in the itinerary; local guides on all excursions; tips to local guides, to porters and to waiters for included meals; group departure airport transfer.