I regret to say that our guided tour of the Danish National Museum was an absolute disaster and the worst museum experience we've ever had. As avid museum-goers who frequently enjoy guided tours led by knowledgeable locals or experts, we had high hopes for this experience, but this one missed the mark completely. The first issue was the guide's lack of English proficiency. Her thick accent made it nearly impossible to understand her—maybe 20% of what she said came through clearly. The language barrier severely hindered her ability to describe artifacts and exhibits effectively. Second, the tour lacked any semblance of structure or planning. Instead of curating a selection of highlights to showcase the museum's best offerings, our guide aimlessly wandered from room to room. spending way too long trying to find her words. After two hours, we barely covered any ground at all. The end result was a complete waste of time and money. We left the museum with no more knowledge about Denmark's history or culture than when we entered. In retrospect, we would have been better served by exploring the museum independently with audio guides or even watching a YouTube video about Danish history - which is exactly what we resorted to back at our hotel. I cannot, in good conscience, recommend this tour or Rosotravel to anyone. Save your money and find a better option!

Had a great time at this museum. There was a Viking exhibition which I liked very much. It was very interesting and there were a few interactive parts with headphones at the Viking exhibition and quizzes throughout the museum. There were some very unique pieces there which I found fascinating to see.

Lucky me, I was the only tourist to sign up. The one to one relationship enhanced the experience. My guide was very nice, talkative. frankly, there isn't enough Jewish history to fill out 2 hours of time as we walked around. However, a lot of information was added regarding Copenhagen which was interesting in itself. Unfortunately we were unable to go to the Jewish Museum. Overall, I had a very pleasant informed tour.

We had an absolutely amazing experience on this tour. Our guide (Karoline) was very knowledgeable, explained a lot of history everywhere we visited. She also gave ideas for further exploration. Truely enjoyed this adventure and the canal tour was the perfect ending.

Nice tour around canels, cities sites and sounds, nice commentary Ali g ghe way, low bridges force you to bow down, perfect to know the city in q hr

The trip was very overpriced compared to the poor quality of the private walking tour and mediocre canal tour. Our guide did not speak English well and also was not from Denmark so his historical knowledge was shallow and difficult to follow. The canal tour was on a boat of ~80 tourists and in English and German. It definitely cost a lot less than what we paid up front as part of our package. Overall I believe we were scammed.

An outstanding museum.well laid out with an English as well as Danish storyboard to give you an overview in each area.Couple have spent the day there but you certainly need 2 hours plus . Excellent viking artefacts and special exhibition . Lots of variety and interest .cafe was also very good for lunch Highly recommend a visit.

I had done this tour 45 years ago and remember loving it. Did so on this trip. Funny and engaging guide- I think his name was Steven. He also had a pretty good singing voice!

The round tower is a 17th century observatory and is a cheap way to see the skyline of Copenhagen. There is a circular winding walkway up to near the top, with the final part a short stretch of stairs to get to the deck to the gorgeous views across the city. A great, short attraction that has a fast queue line and can turn up and pay on the door, no pre booking required.

The round tower is absolutely worth a visit. 40DKK was a bargain. The walk on the sloping path is very manageable, with a short flight of stairs at the end. Traffic is managed by a simple light system so the viewing platform Is not overcrowded. There are also three small museum displays on the way up. My adult son is scared of heights but found this manageable as there is no sheer drop at the top. And yes, we could see all the way to Sweden

Worth a visit and included on the Copenhagen card. To go up the tower you climb a round slope which is quite easy but long. The final part is made of steps controlled by a traffic light system which works well. The views at the top are fantastic and can see 360 views of Copenhagen. Would be lovely on a warm day as was freezing !!

A round tower, the clue is in the name, it uniquely uses a spiral ramp instead of steps to wind its way to the top. It’s a pleasant enough experience although one individual was recording video on their way up which I imagine would make for a very dull clip when they load it onto social media. At the top there is a 360 view which on a fine day would be quite exhilarating. Unfortunately it was a dull January day and it was freezing so I just stood around looking miserable while my other half took the pictures. I could wait to get back down to warm up. Perishing! Interestingly the last section is via narrow stairs and so to avoid congestion between those wishing to go up and those wishing to return downstairs there is a stair traffic light, perhaps unique, which directs the queue to ascend or descend accordingly. It works intuitively and with the famed Danish adherence to public conduct works perfectly. A worthwhile visit unless you are sensitive to the cold.