Strömma Canal Tours in Copenhagen, Denmark

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Telephone:	+45 32 96 30 00
Website:	www.stromma.dk
Address:	Nyhavn 3, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1051 København K
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:	800 ftKongens Nytorv 820 ftDronningens Tværgade 870 ftOdd Fellows Mansion (Odd Fellow Palæet)
Categories:	Tours Transportation

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Today	10:00 am – 3:00 pm
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Monday	10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Tuesday	10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Wednesday	10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Thursday	10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Friday	10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Saturday	10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Sunday	10:00 am – 3:00 pm

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19 reviews of Strömma Canal Tours

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Amanda E.

Place rating: 4
Decatur, GA

Enjoyed the canal tours! They do it in many languages so you can understand. We really enjoyed the beautiful views of different areas. The only thing was that the over hang thing was a bit cloudy so we couldn’t see through it. If they cleaned it, it would’ve been 5 stars.

Mark C.

Place rating: 4
Southampton, United Kingdom

Great way to see Copenhagen, especially if you are not up for a walking tour
What I liked about this was the audio guide came in multiple languages and you had the option of asking the staff on board for more detail about places you were passing
Glorious on a sunny day

Stephanie L.

Place rating: 3
Chicago, IL

Eh, I found this boat tour to be boooorrrrring.
The guide sounded like he was reading out of a book. It felt like there was no side baring or overtly interesting details told.
Moreover, there would be long periods it would just be silent… like tell us some other random history or fun facts about Copenhagen or something?!
Snooooooooze.
Zzzzzzzzzz

Zynette C.

Place rating: 5
Long Beach, CA

The Canal Tour is included in The Copenhagen Card. I cannot stress how wonderful and convenient this card is. It included admission to all the museums, palaces, metro, train and Tivoli. Anyways the canal tour gives you and overall experience of the whole city. I would recommend that you do this the first day so you can get a sense of what you want to do first. It starts off near the Rosenborg palace and ends there. It’s just an amazing way to see all of Copenhagen while on the water. It’s a wonderful tour.

Jasmine A.

Place rating: 4
Vancouver, Canada

A great way to get a quick tour of the city and harbour. Free with the Copenhagen Card if you depart from Gammel Strand.

Jack F.

Place rating: 4
Locust Grove, VA

This boat tour is included in the Copenhagen Card, and leaves from the head of the canal in Nyhavn. Even without the card, the price is actually relatively cheap (for Copenhagen.) The right side of the boat would have been better, we were on the left side, but still got pretty good views. Thankfully I am tall enough to reach over people and not have them wind up in my pictures.
This boat tour doesn’t make any stops but does come pretty close to landmarks like the island fort, and you get up close to the Little Mermaid statue, even if it is from behind. You go under a lot of bridges and through canals, which gives you a nice perspective.
The guide was very good, spoke in English, Danish, and German but never got tired.

Inigo M.

Place rating: 4
San Francisco, CA

Great value. Tour lasts over an hour. You see a lot within that time. Don’t heckle the tour guide.

Allison P.

Place rating: 5
New York, NY

«Included in Copenhagen Card — And Worth it even if not!»
A Danish friend recommended the Copenhagen Card to us — said even Danes buy it. First up upon arriving was taking the canal tour. The departures from Nyhavn were frequent enough (we did have to stop nearby and sit for pizza while waiting) and we took the 2^nd last of the day.
It was a late November overcast and rainy/snowy day but the boat is covered and heated. Tour guides were great and it was an amazing way to see not just the city but a little further out. I learned a lot and it helped us decide what else would be on our itinerary.
Oh and the pass was good for 24 hours! Hold on to that receipt.
Great choice and a must do for all visiting!

Jamie B.

Place rating: 4
Venice, CA

The right side of the boat has the best views including the little mermaid.

Maria X.

Place rating: 4
Solna, Sweden

A really good guided boat tour of the Copenhagen canals. It lasts one hour and you get to see almost all of the main attractions of the city, plus nice sea views. The price is 75 DKK, so it’s a good bargain for sightseeing! Highly recommended!

John J.

Place rating: 4
Bayport, NY

Great tour of Copenhagen, 75 Krone, a bit cold out in March but you do see the city in a different view which was great.

Carol K.

Place rating: 4
Chicago, IL

Copenhagen is best seen by the many canals that surround the city and these boat tours do a great job of taking you to see all the sights.
They depart every 15 minutes on the quarter of the hour from the canal in Nyhavn. The guides are interesting, personable and will answer so many of your questions that it felt like we were with a private tour guide!
You see all the expected sights as well as a few that I didn’t expect to see. And the entire tour takes about an hour. Just make sure that the language you want to listen to the tour in is being offered at the time you go.
Well worth the money spent!

Wendy C.

Place rating: 3
Thornhill, Canada

Touristy but well worth the time to take this fun and educational boat tour. Copenhagen IS best seen from the water.
Frequent departures during the day, some boats are staffed with tour guides while others offer multilingual recordings that you can listen to via earphones. No need to worry about the weather either, as there are outside seating areas as well as seats enclosed in glass dome.
enjoy.

Steven D.

Place rating: 3
Copenhagen, Denmark

Very nice boat tour. Well worth taking and worth the money.
It is worth mentioning that a little further down on the right of the canal is teh Netto Boat, which has fewer departures, but is the same tour for less money.

Tinori

Place rating: 4
Frankfurt am Main, Hessen

Tolle tour! die Beschreibungen waren lustig und man hat gemerkt das der guide echt Spaß an seinem job hat. Die tour dauert länger als erwartet und ist deshalb auch den relativ hohen Preis wert.

Chris1

Place rating: 5
Regensburg, Bayern

Tolle Tour. Speziell die guided tour ist spannender als die hop-on/hop-off Tour. Wir haben die gelbe Tour gemacht. Absolut empfehlenswert. Aber etwas gegen den Wind mitnehmen ist hilfreich.

DoroBa

Place rating: 5
Bamberg, Bayern

Die Bootstour fand ich super! Auf dem Wasser ist es etwas kalt und windig (je nach Jahreszeit versteht sich), aber auf jeden Fall toll! Wir haben aufgrund des hohen Wasserstands nicht die klassische Bootstour gemacht, aber auch unsere Tour war super! Die Tour war abwechslungsreich und informativ! Ich kann sie nur empfehlen! Volle Punktzahl! :)))

Loomst

Place rating: 5
Kopenhagen, Dänemark

mir hat die tour auch im herbst gut gefallen. man kommt an vielen wichtigen punkten der stadt vorbei und kann sich einen guten überblick verschaffen, was man so alles sehen möchte. und da die kleine meerjungfrau auf der strecke liegt, spart man sich einen riesenfußmarsch zur unbekleideten dame. mein tipp ist sich auf die rechte seite des bootes zu setzen. man sieht doch viele sachen von da aus einfach besser.
die touren sind immer auf englisch und dänisch. die sprachen französisch, spanisch und deutsch wechseln sich ab. also aufpassen, welche route man bucht.

Mscheu

Place rating: 4
Zürich, Schweiz

Die im Sommer insgesamt 5 verschiedenen Kanal– und Hafenrundfahrten starten am Nyhavn bzw. Gammel Strand und führen auf dem Wasserwege zu einigen von Kopenhagens Sehenswürdigkeiten.
Da einige Gebäude wie die königliche Bibliothek vom Wasser aus einen ganz eigenen Charme aufweisen, kann man eine Rundfahrt nur empfehlen.
Die internationalen Tourguides sprechen in der Regel Dänisch, Englisch und Deutsch und erklären jeweils kurz die wichtigsten Bauwerke und ihre Geschichte.