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Copenhagen Port of Call - Destination Attractions |
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| Copenhagen, capital of Denmark has Langelinie Pier as the port of call for cruise ships. 360 cruise vessels may visit Copenhagen during the season to line up along the harbor area of the Freeport Terminal at Nordhavn. Close by are major attractions and locations to enjoy the city’s wonderful architecture. “The Little Mermaid” a few hundred meters from Langelinie Pier remains the iconic symbol for Copenhagen, just a short walk from the main cruise pier. Visit the Museums and Art Galleries having free entrance to get an idea of Danish culture and historical background. As the gateway to Scandinavian countries it is an important port destination. Copenhagen is a dynamic and vibrant city filled with more than thousand years of culture and history. Cruise vessels include a stopover at this natural location by the waterfront for the city’s long history and opportunity to explore around. Guided harbor and canal tours are great for viewing historic buildings and city sights. The city can be toured real quickly in a couple of hours. Tours run from mid-morning to afternoon with commentary in English and other European languages. Both a bus trip and a boat ride around the harbor passes through canals to show major attractions to get a sense of the city’s heritage. The boat trip begins at the Old Fishmarket to cruise through Copenhagen harbor to continue through the city canals for sightseeing of historical buildings. It concludes at the city center near Gammel Strand, close to Stroget the well known shopping street. Enjoy free Copenhagen harbor baths offering cool fresh swims in crystal clear water right in the middle of town! |
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