Copenhagen

Discover the magic of hygge, cycle along a canal, and learn about one of the happiest countries in the world on a Copenhagen Jewish heritage tour.

Walk through the Winter Wonderland of Tivoli Gardens amusement park, get lunch at a street market, or explore the car-free neighborhood of Freetown Christiana, where you can meander between workshops, art galleries, organic eateries, and nature.

Indulge in one of the many Michelin-star restaurants in the city or picnic next to wild deer at Dyrehaven.

Copenhagen, known for its progressive design scene and great food, is also a great place for Jewish travel.

On a Jewish heritage tour of Copenhagen, hear about the rescue of 7,000 Danish Jews during World War II, when Danish fishermen helped more than 95% of the Jewish community to get to Sweden.

Take a Jewish walking tour of Copenhagen and discover the story of the Jewish community in the country since they first arrived in 1622.

Visit Dragor on a day trip, a picturesque village in the south of Copenhagen, with cute cafes, restaurants, and half-timbered homes. Explore the enchanted forests around Copenhagen, see Frederiksborg Castle and its lovely garden and bath house. Visit Kronborg Castle, the setting of “Hamlet”.

On a Jewish Copenhagen guided tour, visit the Danish Jewish Museum, look at the Judaica collection in the Royal Library, and meet community members that still live in Copenhagen.

Copenhagen’s Jewish history is inspiring, shocking, and ongoing. This vibrant location is the perfect place to discover the history, good food, and one of the happiest places on Earth.