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Discover Kronborg Castle in Denmark with a 4-hour guided tour in Spanish, including Helsingør and the Little Mermaid Hans statue, for $68 per person.
The Copenhagen: Kronborg Castle Tour in Spanish offers a compact yet immersive experience for those eager to explore Denmark’s most iconic castle. At $68 per person and lasting 4 hours, this guided journey combines history, culture, and fun, making it an excellent choice for travelers interested in Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Danish royalty, or military history. The tour departs from Bernstorffsgade at Copenhagen Central Station, making it easy to access.
What makes this tour stand out is its focus on Kronborg Castle, famous as the setting of Hamlet, and its inclusion of Helsingør, a charming historic town. The tour also features a quirky twist with the Little Mermaid Hans statue, a humorous take on the world-famous Copenhagen statue. While it does require some walking and standing, the guides’ detailed explanations ensure a lively experience. Note that entrance to the castle costs 20 per person, and transportation tickets are not included, so budget accordingly.


The tour begins at the main gate of Copenhagen Central Station, right in front of the bus stops and near Tivoli. It ends back at the same location, making it convenient for travelers to continue exploring the city afterward. The group sizes are managed to ensure a personalized experience, and the guides are knowledgeable about both the castle’s history and Helsingør’s local charm.
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The guided tour of Kronborg Castle takes approximately 2.5 hours, during which visitors learn about its role as a royal residence, a military fortress, and a site of historic battles. The castle’s architecture and artifacts offer a glimpse into Denmark’s regal past, and the guides explain the significance of various rooms and exhibits. The museum housed within the castle displays an extensive collection of historical artifacts, adding depth to the visit.
After exploring the castle, the tour continues with a stroll through Helsingør, known for its charming streets and rich history. The town’s streets are full of traditional Danish architecture and local shops, providing a pleasant environment for walking. The Little Mermaid Hans statue is a playful highlight, offering a humorous alternative to Copenhagen’s famous statue, and provides a fun photo opportunity in the harbor area.
The local guides leading this tour are fluent in Spanish and Catalan, and are well-versed in the history and stories of Kronborg Castle and Helsingør. Their storytelling style makes the experience engaging and informative, helping visitors connect with the history and legends of the region. The tour is paced comfortably but involves some walking, so flexible footwear is recommended.
More Great Tours NearbyTravelers should bring comfortable shoes, as the tour involves some walking and standing. Weather can vary, so packing warm clothing and rain gear is advisable. Since entrance fees are not included, budget 20 per person for access to the castle. Also, transportation tickets are extra, roughly 20 round-trip, so plan accordingly.

The train ride of 45 minutes each way is a scenic part of the experience, offering views of the Danish countryside and coast. This mode of transport is straightforward and allows the group to relax while traveling between Copenhagen and Helsingør. The itinerary is structured to maximize time at the castle and town, with a total of 4 hours to enjoy the highlights.
This experience is ideal for history enthusiasts, Shakespeare fans, and those curious about Danish royal and military history. It suits travelers who prefer guided tours with a local expert in Spanish or Catalan, and who are comfortable with a moderate pace involving walking and standing. The inclusion of Helsingør and the Little Mermaid Hans statue adds a delightful cultural touch.
The tour does not include transportation tickets, which need to be purchased separately. It’s not suitable for individuals with mobility impairments or wheelchair users, as the castle and walking tour involve some physical activity. The entrance fee to the castle is a separate cost that visitors should plan for.
This 4-hour guided tour offers a compact yet comprehensive view of Kronborg Castle and Helsingør, blending history, culture, and a bit of lighthearted fun with the Little Mermaid Hans statue. It combines guided storytelling with scenic travel and local charm, making it a strong choice for travelers eager to explore Denmark’s maritime and royal heritage.
While it requires some planning for entrance and transportation costs, the expert guides, informative stops, and easy logistics make this tour a practical and enjoyable option. It’s especially suited for Spanish or Catalan speakers who want an engaging, accessible experience of Denmark’s historic treasures.
Is transportation included in the tour price?
No, transportation tickets are not included and cost about 20 round-trip per person.
How long is the train ride between Copenhagen and Helsingør?
The train journey lasts approximately 45 minutes each way.
What is included in the tour?
The tour includes a guided visit to Kronborg Castle, a walk through Helsingør, and a stop at the Little Mermaid Hans statue, all led by Spanish or Catalan guides.
How much does entrance to Kronborg Castle cost?
The entrance fee is 20 per person, payable on site and not included in the tour price.
What should I bring for the tour?
Bring comfortable shoes, warm clothing, and rain gear in case of weather changes.
Is the tour suitable for people with mobility issues?
No, the tour is not suitable for individuals with mobility impairments or wheelchair users due to walking and castle accessibility.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, full refunds are available if canceled 24 hours in advance.
What languages are guides available in?
Guides speak Spanish and Catalan.
Where does the tour start and end?
The tour begins and ends at the main gate of Copenhagen Central Station.
Is food and drinks included?
No, food and drinks are not included in the tour.