With Car or Coach

Beautiful round tour on the sunny island of Bornholm to the most beautiful places.

We drive along the coastal road north around the island and all the way to Svaneke. The most beautiful drive with sea view and a visit to the 3 picturesque towns of Allinge, Gudhjem and Svaneke.

The 3 towns are charming and perfect for a stroll through the beautiful and pleasant streets. On the way to the north of Bornholm we visit the Hammershus castle ruin and the new welcome center. I reveal the castle's secrets through history till today.

Between Allinge and Gudhjem you have an opportunity to visit the Art Museum in Rø or hike to the cliffs Helligdomsklipperne. After a detour to the island's largest Round Church in Østerlars I suggest a visit to the "Baltic Sea glass" a glassblower between Gudhjem and Svaneke. A visit to a glassblower is a "must" to complete your visit on Bornholm.

Bornholm is known for its smoked herrings and in Allinge you have an opportunity to have lunch at the lokal smoke house. If you have not yet tasted a freshly smoked herring this is the right place to do so.

If your group is larger than 8 Guideservice Denmark has to prebook for lunch so please let us know in advance if you need this service.

A visit to Aars starts just outside the town at the Borremose fortress. Around here, almost everything started.

You could sail to the fortress. You could travel from here to the rest of the world.

After our visit to the Borremose Fortress, we taker a short drive to be able to visit Aars by foot. I will tell you about the past, about art and about present day Aars.

The artist Per Kirkeby has left his mark on Aars. As Aars is best experienced by foot, we will walk a distance of approximately 3 km from the Museum of Contemporary Art to Vesthimmerland's museum. I will make sure you see Per Kirkeby's buildings and get a hang of what life in Aars is like. The museums provide insight into much of the area's development. From one of Denmark's largest finds, the Gundestrup cauldron to the most common pieces of our time.

One of the things that people associate the most with Denmark is the ferocious Viking warriors familiar from films and fiction. However truth is often stranger than fiction and this tour will show you who the people known as the Vikings really were and what the truth is that lies behind these stories.

On this tour you will join a guide with huge interest in the Vikings who will take you on a journey through the mythology and lifestyle of these fearsome people.

Start at the National Museum in Copenhagen where some of the most important treasures from the Viking Age are preserved. We then head to the reconstructed Viking village in the west of Copenhagen where you will meet re-enactors and learn how the Vikings lived. From the village we will go to explore the monuments at Lejre, the old royal centre for the Danish Vikings, and the location of the hall of Heorot from the poem Beowulf.

We finish the tour by the shores of Roskilde fjord at the Viking Ship Museum before heading back to Copenhagen.

The tour focusing on food and the good stories is a guided bus tour starting in Vejle, from where we drive towards Jelling. We can of course start somewhere else according to your choice.

We visit a traditional old grocery store which is now also a museum. If you are into nostalgia, be sure to make a few purchases at the counter. It's hard not to.

We carry on to the beautiful Nørup Church, an old medieval church restored to its present day's unique look with a Russian style onion dome, which is very unusual for a Danish church.

From Nørup church we go to the UNESCO World Heritage site at Jelling. See the large runic stone where king Harald Bluetooth in the year 965 claimed that he made the Danes Christian. The runic stone is said to hold the birth certificate of Denmark as a nation.

We end our morning with a delicious Viking lunch in one of Jelling's nice cafes, known for its locally produced, high quality food and drink. We might be able to listen a story by the proprietor while having lunch. 

After lunch you will have time to enjoy the historic experience centre Kongernes Jelling, Royal Jelling, before we head back to Vejle.

Visit Odense in a different way. We visit and hear about the ghettos of the city – anything from Vollsmose to the ghetto of the wealthy at Langelinie. About the old working areas in Bolbro and the development in the western part of town. About the small “secret” and incredibly beautiful areas Gerthasminde, Dæhnfeldts Villa town, and the housing of the previous glassworks in the city centre, also ghettos which barely any has ever heard of. If interested, it is possible to heave lunch in a café or restaurant in town.

This guided coach tour starts in the port of Rønne and takes us through almost the whole island.

There will be stops and photostops at Hammershus ruin and Østerlars Round Church. You have an opportunity for a bite in Gudhjem and I suggest either a typical smoked herring or a solid soft-ice!

On the tour I will tell you exciting and interesting tales of historical heros and ordinary islanders – from the past and today!

Sturdy shoes are recommended.

In this tour around the Sound (Øresund), we'll experience the streets of Copenhagen and afterwards cross the Sound bridge to Malmoe and Lund in Sweden.

In Copenhagen we'll see the Little Mermaid statue, the royal family's residence Amalienborg, Nyhavn, Christiansborg Castle – Denmarks centre of power, and Tivoli.

After this we'll drive to Southern Sweden over on of the longest bridges in the World. In Malmoe, one of Europe's greenest cities, we'll see its unique modern architecture such as the Turning Torso and Malmøhus at ''Museum Island'', which is one of the best-preserved Renaissance castles in Europe. On this tour we'll also pass by Malmoe's many parks.

Lund ''the city of ideas'' will be our next stop. We'll visit the researcher's park Ideon, the city's cathedral with its unique astronomical clock from the 15th century, and the cultural-historical open-air museum Kulturen, which is housed in buildings from the 17th up to the start of the 20th century.