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Are your two favourite things, biking and architecture? Then this is the tour for you! With hundreds of kilometres of bike lane, flat terrain and an artistic mix of architecture, Stockholm is the perfect place to study city planning and design while biking. Peddle to the metal; there’s a lot to see on our Stockholm’s Amazing Architecture Private Bike Tour.

From older constructions such as the Parliament and Royal Dramatic Theater to more contemporary structures like the KTH School of Architecture and Hotel Scandic Continental, this tour gives you an overview of the many architectural styles represented in the Swedish capital. Together we’ll bike through Stockholm’s city centre, built on 14 islands, admiring fascinating buildings and impressive postcard-like views.

Biking from island to island, over bridges, along waterfronts and around buildings, we’ll show you the picturesque wooden buildings of the 1700s and bold, minimalistic architectural landmarks of today.

To keep you energised, we’ll also stop for a short break in a lovely surrounding, where we can sit and relax, use a restroom or buy a snack. Before you know it, it’s time to peddle back to where we started. Our private bike tour of Stockholm’s Amazing Architecture is over, but we guarantee there is plenty more to explore!

Please note: We will be biking mostly on flat surfaces as well as on a few hills. We recommend bringing a bottle of water with you on the tour.

Do you have a desire to see more of the city than can be covered by foot alone? Get off the beaten track, join us for a Stockholm bike tour and find the urban treasures of Stockholm!

This Stockholm bike tour is a three-hour adventure. On Urban Treasures, our bike tour in Stockholm, we promise you singles, an old prison, monks and a glimpse of the Absolut Vodka Island.

Embark on this bike tour along some of the 760 km of bike lane that can be found on the islands of Kungsholmen, Reimersholme, Långholmen, Södermalm, Gamla stan, and Riddarholmen.

Are you ready for a bike tour of a lifetime? Join Urban Treasures, a Stockholm Bike Tour.

Grab a bike and hit the bicycle paths! You’re in Denmark, so do as the Danes do! From the many boroughs to favourite photo spots, we’ll lead the way local style on our Complete Copenhagen Private Bike Tour, showing you the beautiful city centre of the hip Danish capital.

All things local, what do you associate with Copenhagen? The statue of The Little Mermaid? How about alternative Freetown of Christiania, the Church of Our Saviour’s spiral tower, the canal of Nyhavn or the home of the Queen, Amalienborg Palace? In just 3 hours, we’ll peddle by all the main sights to see, giving you a comprehensive overview of Copenhagen (it’s primarily flat and easily bikeable – no expert skill necessary)!

We get you well acquainted with the city’s extensive bicycle infrastructure on our Complete Copenhagen Private Bike Tour, while bouncing from one spot to the next. And since it’s a private tour, we can stop as much as you wish, making sure we catch all those Instagram spots.

Copenhagen is full of architectural contrasts which we’ll experience at the Renaissance summer palace of Rosenborg and the modern Royal Danish Playhouse. Take in military prowess in the Citadel and the maritime culture of Christianshavn. Leisurely cycle past the sparkling Black Diamond and over unique bridges like the Circle Bridge. Before long, we’re back to the mainland to explore the vibrant meatpacking district in Vesterbro (did someone say dinnertime spot?!).

We’ll get in touch with our inner Danish side, practising the art of relaxing “hygge” time, as we take a short break where you can stretch your legs and buy a snack. At the end of the tour, we trust you’re experts of Copenhagen, now with a few more things to associate with Copenhagen when asked!

Please note: We will be biking mostly on flat surfaces as well as on a few hills. We recommend bringing a bottle of water with you on the tour.

Biking is the third reason why people choose Copenhagen as a tourist destination. And there is plenty of talk about the city’s creative architecture. So what could be better than biking to discover the city and its incredible architecture? Join us for Copenhagen’s Amazing Architecture by Bike, an experience that will make you feel like a true Copenhagener!

From the more recent buildings The Black Diamond and Ny Carlsberg Glypoteket (and you thought Carlsberg was only beer?!) to the older Amalienborg Palace and The Citadel, this tour will give you a good picture of the many architectural styles represented in the Danish capital. You will have the opportunity to bike on the Bicycle Snake, the only bridge exclusively dedicated to bicycles as well as admire the incredible view of Nyhavn and Copenhagen’s harbour from the Inner Harbour bridge.

Biking above water and around buildings, over bridges and alongside canals. From picturesque half-timbered buildings to bold contemporary architecture, you will see the best architectural masterpieces of the Danish capital! To keep you energised, we’ll also stop for a short break in a lovely surrounding, where we can sit and relax, use a restroom or buy a snack before peddling our way along the bike lanes (an architectural experience in themselves!) Come with us and experience the amazing architecture styles of Copenhagen!

Please note: We will be biking mostly on flat surfaces. We recommend bringing a bottle of water with you on the tour.

Looking for royal hot spots? Check out the bike lanes of Copenhagen! Crown Princess Mary is often seen peddling by on her cargo bike with one of her kids chilling in the front (perhaps more so when they were younger). So what better way to travel through town, talking about everything Royal in Copenhagen, than by bike?

From former home to office, to summer residence turned museum, we’ll zoom between palaces and royal must-sees on our bikes just like the Crown Princess. We’ll answer questions like: What’s the story behind the beloved Royal Family with high approval ratings?… How did the Crown Prince and Princess meet?… and, which king built half of the city? Get to know Danish royalty and the city of Copenhagen, cycling from one sight to another on our way to two of Copenhagen’s many palaces, Christiansborg Palace and Rosenborg Palace.

The Queen of Denmark and the Danish Parliament share a coffee machine and office space (well, they share the palace at least) at the island palace, Christiansborg. Marvel at the luxurious interior and sensational history of this place. Not to be missed: the Queen’s Tapestries! Back on our bikes, we set off in the direction of the old town. Though mostly destroyed in fires and war, there are still many old buildings and streets to enjoy. We’ll see the Copenhagen Cathedral, where the Crown Prince and Princess married in 2004, and Amalienborg Palace, where they live today.

If you’re not palaced out by now, we’ll hit the countryside (well, it was some time ago at least) and arrive at Rosenborg Palace, a previous summer residence and today, home to the Treasury. From fabulous crown jewels to cargo bikes, as we end the Royal Copenhagen Private Bike Tour, we’ll have biked in the wheel tracks of the Danish Royals of past and present.

Please note: We will be biking mostly on flat surfaces. We recommend bringing a bottle of water with you on the tour.

 Due to Her Majesty the Queen’s official functions, Christiansborg Palace and Rosenborg Palace may be partially or fully closed.

 Guests are not able to bring bags into the castle, all bags need to be stored in the lockers found at Rosenborg Castle.

 Vor Frue Kirke (Copenhagen Cathedral) may sometimes be closed due to religious ceremonies.

Are you the active type hoping to experience a Bicycle Monarchy? Usually, we would recommend the Netherlands or Denmark for that, but since you are already here, let’s make an exception. On our Royal Oslo Private Bike Tour, we give homage to the Norwegian Royals by exploring the city centre, home to the charming Royal Palace, the stronghold Akershus Fortress and Oslo Cathedral.

Let’s start by examining the Royal Palace, the official living quarters of the King & Queen. As we make our way through the palace grounds, let us introduce you to the Queen’s and her interest in arts and the King’s as well as his sportiness on the world stage. We’ll answer questions such as where the Norwegian Monarchy descend from (it’s not what you think)? How the Crown Princ and Mette Marit met? How many palaces the Norwegian Royal Family have at their disposal?

A hop, skip, and a jump from the Royal Palace, we find the Oslo Cathedral, the main church of Norway and where a commoner became a Crown Princess in 2001. From church to fortress, it’s time to mount our bikes and cycle zoom over to Akershus Fortress. A former royal residence, built to protect the city, the castle has also been used as a military base and prison. Today it serves as the temporary office of the Prime minister of Norway.

Before you know it, time is up, but before we let you go, we’ll make time for the ruins of medieval Oslo, where we’ll kneel before Harald III, the last Viking King and founder of Oslo and wander through the ruins of the Old Town. There it is our Royal Oslo Private Bike Tour!



Please note: We will be biking on flat surfaces as well as on a few hills. We recommend bringing a bottle of water with you on the tour. 

Akershus Fortress and The Royal Palace will be seen from the outside only. Oslo Domkyrka (Oslo Cathedral) may sometimes be closed due to religious ceremonies.

Have you heard of Grünerløkka? If not, you’re about to! In a few words, it’s a neighbourhood where you find a remarkable food hall, plenty of restaurants and bars, original design shops and to top it off, a river and waterfall, run straight through it. We couldn’t think of a better way to discover Oslo’s bohemian soul than by bike, on our Hipstoric Grünerløkka Private Bike Tour. Are you game!?

Starting in the city centre, we make our way past the famous Oslo Opera House, stopping for a photo, of course, savouring the view of the Oslo Fjord as we travel along the Oslo Harbour. Suddenly a stream, burbling as it moves along its bed, bubbling over rocks and branches appears, it’s the start of the Akerselva River. Aiming for it’s a most impressive waterfall, we ride along the river which is surrounded by old industrial buildings, colourful urban housing and recreational areas. What’s not to love!

Coming back down again, we happen upon a giant chandelier at Blå, a super-popular food hall at Vulkan, and the charming collections of old wooden houses from the 1800s at Telthusbakken and Damsrtedet. We’ll leave our bikes so you can get your camera out, you’ll definitely want a photo of the picturesque hillside houses and gardens. Next up is Our Saviour’s Cemetery, where we’ll say hello to none other than Edvard Munch, Ibsen and Bjørnson. Don’t know who the last person is? Not to worry, we’ll fill you in!

Pretty soon, we’re back at the starting point. Of course, we’ll have made a stop at Mathallen, the food hall, to stretch our legs and grab a snack during our tour. Hopefully, by now, you’ll have fallen in love with what we like to describe as Oslo’s hipster mecca, Grünerløkka.


Please note: We will be biking on flat surfaces as well as on a few hills. We recommend bringing a bottle of water with you on the tour. Mathallen is closed on Mondays.

“Let’s go back there later!” No doubt this is something you’ll be saying at least once during your three hour Oslo’s Urban Treasures Private Bike Tour. We’ll make sure you’ve seen the main attractions, and a few hidden ones too, covering plenty of turf as Oslo is the perfect size to enjoy a leisurely ride through and around town.

Hopping on our bikes, we’ll ride past the Olso Opera House, leading us out to East Oslo and the foundations of the city – the Old Town of Oslo. As the name indicates, it’s the location of the old town mainly consisting of ruins created by an enormous fire almost 400 years ago. From ruins to riverside, we’ll ride from one district to the next, crossing through East Oslo’s Kampen and Tøyen areas before arriving in the city’s hipster, trendy district. Have you heard of Grüneløkka? If not, you’re about to! In short, here you’ll find a fabulous food hall, and an abundance of restaurants and bars, there’s plenty of things to enjoy!

Hoping to see a royal? We can’t guarantee anything, but we’ll at least introduce you to the Royal Palace and the lovely hilltop view of part of the city centre. Cruising down the hill to the Oslo Fjord, we’ll reach the harbour and have a fantastic view of Aker Brygge, Akershus Fortress and the Oslo City Hall. Before you know it, we’re back to where we began and three hours have flown by. Of course, we’ll have made a stop along the way to stretch our legs and grab a snack before we’ve finished our tour and we can say we’ve seen Oslo’s Urban Treasures.

Please note: We will be biking on flat surfaces as well as on a few hills. The beginning of the route is uphill for the most part. The reward is a long ride downhill once past Kampen. We recommend bringing a bottle of water with you on the tour.