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Discover Copenhagen’s culinary delights on a private food tour with 6 or 10 tastings, led by knowledgeable guides through key city highlights in 2-3 hours.
A private food walking tour of Copenhagen offers an engaging way to experience Danish culture and cuisine. Priced at $194.20 per person, this 2 to 3-hour journey explores the city at a relaxed pace, with a focus on 6 or 10 tastings of traditional foods. The tour departs with Withlocals, a reputable provider, and is ideal for those who want a personalized experience that combines local flavor, city highlights, and insider tips.
What sets this tour apart is its private format, allowing your group to explore without the rush of large crowds. The local foodie guide customizes the experience based on your dietary needs and interests, and each tasting is carefully selected to showcase authentic Copenhagen flavors. The tour’s popularity is reflected in its rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 162 reviews, with 92% recommending it for a memorable introduction to Danish food and culture.


The journey begins at TorvehallerneKBH, a lively food hall brimming with high-quality local products. Here, your local host selects each of the 10 tastings based on their culinary passion and knowledge of Copenhagen. Expect to sample some of the most authentic bites the city offers, such as local cheeses, bread, and perhaps some Danish specialties from vendors within this bustling market.
This stop provides a great introduction to Copenhagen’s food scene and sets a lively tone for the entire tour. The admission is free, and the guide ensures you get the most out of your tasting experience, emphasizing local ingredients and culinary traditions.
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Next, the tour moves to City Hall Square, a central location in Copenhagen. Here, you’ll try classic Danish hotdogs and Danish pastries, two dishes that are beloved across the country. The guide helps you appreciate how these familiar foods are prepared and enjoyed locally, giving you a true taste of Copenhagen’s everyday cuisine.
This stop lasts about 30 minutes and offers a chance to enjoy these iconic foods in their true local flavor. As part of the experience, your guide shares insights into Danish food customs and how these dishes reflect local life.

On your way between food stops, you’ll see The Round Tower, an iconic historic observatory. Although outside, it’s a notable Copenhagen landmark, and the guide points out its significance. While the tower itself is not included in the admission, it adds to the city’s scenic backdrop.
Following this, you’ll sample some of Copenhagen’s favorite local foods at a chosen spot, with the guide explaining why residents love these treats. Expect to learn what makes these specialties unique and how they fit into Danish dining habits.

Throughout the tour, the guide takes time to introduce Copenhagen’s main sights, offering a cultural layer to the food experience. The walk includes about an hour of city highlights, where you’ll hear stories about Copenhagen’s history, must-see spots, and local hotspots.
This segment enriches the tour, making it more than just a food tasting. It helps you understand the city’s vibrant culture and architecture, providing context for the flavors you’re sampling.

All tastings are high-quality and locally sourced, with vegetarian options available. The tour is committed to sustainability and is carbon-neutral, aligned with B-Corp standards. This focus ensures that your food choices support local businesses and environmentally friendly practices.
Your guide is attentive to dietary restrictions and personal preferences, helping you enjoy the experience comfortably. This personalized approach enhances the overall value and ensures everyone’s needs are met.
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Since this is a private tour, only your group participates, allowing for a tailored pace and personalized attention. The multilingual guides are knowledgeable, friendly, and eager to share insights about both Danish cuisine and Copenhagen’s history.
The tour also includes city highlights between stops, providing a well-rounded cultural experience alongside the culinary journey. This format appeals especially to small groups seeking a more intimate and flexible experience.

The tour is near public transportation, making it easy to access from various parts of Copenhagen. It does not include hotel pickup or drop-off, so plan to meet at the designated starting point at Torvehallerne. Confirmations are received immediately upon booking, and the experience is suitable for most travelers.
Since the tour lasts 2 to 3 hours, it’s a manageable length for a satisfying taste of Copenhagen without feeling rushed. The group discounts can also make it appealing for larger parties or special occasions.
Reviews highlight guides like Fabrine, Monica, Grazi, and Claudio as warm, knowledgeable, and engaging. They excel at sharing insights into Copenhagen’s culture and food, making the tour both educational and fun. Many mention their guides’ ability to accommodate special dietary needs and their talent for pointing out hidden gems and local secrets.
The guides’ storytelling style is lively, making each stop memorable. Their enthusiasm for Danish cuisine enhances the experience, making it clear that they genuinely care about sharing their local passion.
At $194.20 per person, the tour offers excellent value for a personalized, insider experience. With most bookings made about 41 days in advance, it’s recommended to reserve early, especially during peak seasons. The group discounts add further appeal, and the mobile ticket makes it easy to access your booking.
While no hotel pickup is included, the central meeting point and the tour’s rich content compensate for this. The focus on quality foods, cultural insights, and private attention makes this tour stand out among Copenhagen’s food experiences.
This private food tour suits food lovers, culture enthusiasts, and small groups who appreciate personalized service. It’s ideal for those interested in Danish cuisine, local traditions, and discovering Copenhagen beyond typical tourist spots. The tour’s flexibility and focus on sustainable, local ingredients make it a meaningful way to enjoy the city’s culinary and cultural scene.
“Our guide Fabrine Lima is amazing. We tasted wonderful food and she took interest in topic we are interested in such as organic and regenerative f…”
Is this tour suitable for vegetarians?
Yes, vegetarian options are available, and you should inform your guide about dietary requirements in advance.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts approximately 2 to 3 hours.
Where does the tour start?
It begins at TorvehallerneKBH, a well-known food hall in Copenhagen.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, cancellations are free if made at least 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is this a group or private experience?
It’s a private tour, exclusively for your party, led by a multilingual local guide.
What foods are typically sampled?
Expect hotdogs, Danish pastries, and other local favorites, with selections customized by your guide.
Are there any physical requirements?
The tour involves walking between stops, but it is generally suitable for most travelers. Accessibility details are not specified.
Does the tour include city highlights?
Yes, in between food stops, your guide points out major Copenhagen sights and shares cultural stories.
What makes this tour unique?
The personalized approach, local guide expertise, and focus on authentic, high-quality foods distinguish this experience.
How far in advance should I book?
Booking typically opens about 41 days in advance, so early reservation is recommended.
This private Copenhagen food tour offers a balanced mix of culinary delights and cultural insights. With its knowledgeable guides and focus on authentic local flavors, it provides an engaging, relaxed way to explore Denmark’s capital city through its food and history.