Tickets to Mystery Hunt by Amalienborg Palace

On this tour, you won’t be a regular tourist roaming across the lively streets of Copenhagen in the 21st century. No. You will be a seasoned detective off to solve a brutal murder case in the 19th-century alleys of Denmark’s capital. Gather your fellow detectives and arrive at the meeting point. You will receive an envelope that will take you back in time and give you your first clue. Follow the clues and solve the puzzles to find out who is responsible for this horrible murder within 2 hours. If you solve the right puzzles, you will find the real murderer. This is a fun way to discover the city center of Copenhagen from a different perspective and is a great bonding exercise for you and your friends. The best part is, once you solve the case, you get to read about the actual crime events that inspired this murder mystery.

Tickets to Mystery Hunt by Amalienborg Palace

Discover Copenhagen's city center on this self-guided tour that includes tickets for a true crime mystery hunt near Amalienborg Palace. The experience covers approximately 2 kilometers of walking distance, taking about three hours to complete. Participants can explore Frederiksstadens and its historical buildings while solving tasks related to a murder case from the 19th century. The tour is available in multiple languages including English, Danish, German, French, and Spanish. It accommodates groups of up to four people and offers both competitive and collaborative options. Key landmarks such as Amalienborg Palace, Nyhavn, Rosenborg Castle, and Frederik's Church are central to the experience, providing a rich historical context for the mystery hunt. The tour is accessible throughout the year with no specific age restrictions but recommended for those aged 12 and above.

Explore Amalienborg Palace

Your tour stops at Amalienborg Palace where you can see four identical rococo palaces built between 1748 and 1750, covering a total area of about 16,000 square meters. Each palace stands three stories tall with intricate facades adorned by sculptures depicting Danish kings and historical figures. The palace complex served as the winter residence for the Danish royal family until 1972 when King Frederik IX moved to Christiansborg Palace. Visitors can spend around an hour exploring the exterior, learning about the architectural details and historical significance of each building. Unlike other royal palaces that serve primarily as museums or residences, Amalienborg continues to be a working palace with regular public tours available during specific times.

Investigate Frederiksstadens

At Frederiksstadens, guests can immerse themselves in the 19th-century aesthetic of Copenhagen's city center while solving tasks related to the mystery hunt. The area covers approximately 20 hectares and includes numerous historical buildings such as the Church of Our Lady (Vor Frue Kirke) built between 1731 and 1736, and the Royal Danish Theatre established in 1748. Visitors can spend about two hours wandering through this district, uncovering clues hidden within its streets and squares. Frederiksstadens stands out for its well-preserved architecture that reflects Copenhagen's development during the Baroque period, offering a unique backdrop for solving murder mysteries set in the past.

Unravel Secrets at Nyhavn

Nyhavn serves as an essential location on your tour where you can explore one of Copenhagen’s most picturesque and historically significant harbors. Built between 1670 and 1682, Nyhavn stretches over 450 meters along the canal with colorful houses lining both sides. The area includes attractions like Hans Christian Andersen's House and numerous restaurants and cafes that add to its vibrant atmosphere. Visitors typically spend about an hour here, enjoying the scenic views while searching for clues embedded in the harbor’s history. Unlike other tourist spots, Nyhavn combines a bustling modern life with rich historical narratives, making it perfect for those looking to blend sightseeing with mystery-solving activities.

Tour Highlights

• Solve a true crime mystery at Amalienborg Palace
• Walk 2 kilometers through Copenhagen's city center in 3 hours
• Explore Frederiksstadens and its historical buildings over 20 hectares
• Learn about Danish history with audio guides in multiple languages
• Compete against other groups or collaborate to solve tasks
• Discover hidden clues around Nyhavn, a historic harbor area
• Access all key landmarks including Rosenborg Castle and Frederik's Church
• Enjoy scenic views and vibrant atmosphere at Hans Christian Andersen’s House

Perfect for history buffs, mystery enthusiasts, and families looking for an engaging activity, this self-guided tour provides unique insights into Copenhagen through a murder mystery hunt. The three-hour format allows you to explore Amalienborg Palace, unravel secrets in Frederiksstadens, and enjoy the picturesque Nyhavn harbor, giving you an immersive experience of Denmark's rich historical tapestry while enjoying interactive elements that make learning fun.