The ideal way to start your stay in 'Wonderful Copenhagen' this tour provides an overview of the city's layout and many sights. Transfer by coach from your hotel to the heart of the city: Town Hall Square.

From here the city branches out, by way of Strøget, the famous kilometre-long pedestrian shopping street.

Continue down Hans Christian Andersen's Boulevard, running alongside Tivoli Gardens and New Carlsberg Glyptothek, before passing The National Museum and heading for Christiansborg Castle, seat of the Danish parliament, set amidst picturesque canals and the harbour front.

The beautiful 17th century Stock Exchange and The Naval Church, is a setting for numerous Royal events, en route to Kongens Nytorv ('The King's New Square') - home of The Royal Danish Ballet. Drive slowly along Nyhavn ('New Harbour') and enjoy the old colourful warehouses, once renowned by sailors for its roaring taverns and nightlife, nowadays populated by the more up-market restaurants and bars.

Next, you will pass the residence of Queen Margrethe II, Amalienborg Palace, before catching a glimpse of the stunning Gefion Fountain and Copenhagen's most famous statue - The Little Mermaid. The tour continues towards the Renaissance castle, Rosenborg before entering the old university area, also called the Latin Quarters of Copenhagen, with The Round Tower presiding over the narrow, winding cobbled streets.

An additional feature would be to visit the splendid Royal Reception Rooms at Christiansborg Castle and the abundant treasury of Rosenborg Castle, boasting the Crown Jewels. (Add 1-2 hours)

This is an unrivalled opportunity to experience a slice of life as it was in the romantic days of sailing.

A 'welcome aboard' drink is offered by the skipper, who will then give instructions to those about to help them set sail. Leaving the harbour, the crew members will set the sails and the cruise will be along the Danish Riviera, between Denmark and Sweden and back to Copenhagen, three to four hours later.

A brief course on the mysteries of navigation is given and casual clothes and soft shoes are recommended. Nobody should become sea-sick in such a large sailing ship and the experience will be well worth it.

Lunch with wine or beer and coffee can be served onboard. Entertainment could, for example, be provided by an accordion player.

The max numbers of pax for this trip is 80 -100, but this depends on how many ships we can get on specific dates.

Day Cruises, buffet: 40
Day Cruises, seated dinner: 25
Cruises with accommodation: 10

3 twin-bedded cabins
1 four-bedded cabin
Bathroom facilities: Two heads and one shower
Length: 32 metres
Draft: 2.4 metres