A canal trip with Stromma is the absolute best way to see Copenhagen! Experience the beauty and history of Copenhagen on our classic one-hour canal tour! Learn about the beautiful and historic landmarks and all other sights of interest. This boat sightseeing tour passes some of Copenhagen's best attractions and landmarks. Looking for more history and additional sights? Choose our Classic Canal Tour & The Harbour and enjoy an extended boat tour.
Join our Classic Canal Tour – All the Must-See Sights
On this one-hour boat tour, you will discover the best of Copenhagen! You’ll experience all the famous sights and iconic landmarks, including the famous Little Mermaid, the majestic Amalienborg Castle – home of the royal family, and the beautiful Opera. Take in the beauty and history of the city as we sail through the historic harbor and narrow canals.
Most of our Classic Canal Tours are live-guided in Danish and English. We also offer daily departures with an audio guide in Danish, English, German, Spanish, Italian, and French.
Join Our Classic Canal Tour – After Dark
In winter, you can experience the city after dark aboard our Classic Canal Tour, as some of our afternoon departures take place during twilight. Enjoy a cozy boat tour as daylight fades and the streets, bridges, and waterfront gradually light up, creating a different perspective on Copenhagen. The After Dark Tour departs from both Ved Stranden and Nyhavn.
Discover More of Copenhagen with Our Classic Canal Tour & The Harbour
Explore even more of Copenhagen on board our Classic Canal Tour & The Harbour. This is the ultimate boat sightseeing experience, perfect for those who want to see it all. Sit back and enjoy stunning views of Copenhagen’s most famous attractions, including Christiansborg Palace, the Opera House, and the Little Mermaid.
But that’s not all, our tour takes you to the trendy neighborhood of Nordhavn, where you can admire remarkable architecture and encounter the unique sculpture, ‘The Genetically Modified Mermaid’.
The Boats – Open or Covered?
During the late spring and all of summer, we sail in open boats. In the event of rain, we provide all our guests with free rain ponchos, and we also have daily departures in covered boats. In the colder months, we sail in boats that are covered and heated. When the weather is nice, some outdoor seats may also be available.


