Unmissable Events in Copenhagen This Weekend

Hot Wheels brings its full-scale stunt show to Copenhagen, with iconic cars like GT Scorcher and Boneshaker performing high-speed jumps and gravity-defying tricks. A pre-show party sets the tone for an adrenaline-filled, family-friendly day at the arena.

British R&B singer Ella Mai brings smooth vocals and hit tracks like "Boo'd Up" and "Trip" to one of Copenhagen’s top live music venues. Expect a polished, soulful performance in an intimate setting ideal for a Sunday night out.

American stand-up star Sam Morril brings his sharp observational comedy and dry wit to Amager Bio. A great option for travellers looking for an English-language evening show and a taste of Copenhagen’s live entertainment scene.

Join locals and visitors on a guided pub crawl through Copenhagen’s lively bar scene, typically including several bars and a club with welcome shots and drink deals. It’s a sociable way to experience nightlife if you’re only in town for the weekend.

Discover Scandinavian flavours on a private food and drink tour, sampling cheeses, pastries, local dishes and craft beverages with a guide. Ideal for food-focused travellers who want to explore neighbourhoods and learn about Danish culinary traditions.

See Copenhagen from the water on a classic canal tour from Nyhavn, passing colourful harbour houses, Christiansborg, the Opera House and the Little Mermaid. It’s a relaxed, must-do sightseeing activity that fits easily into a weekend itinerary.

Disney’s beloved story comes to life in a Danish stage adaptation of Frozen, with impressive sets, costumes and songs that appeal to both children and adults. Perfect for families looking for a cultural activity in a classic theatre setting.

Tina Turner’s life and legendary hits are celebrated in this high-energy musical, combining powerful vocals, choreography and a live band. It’s an ideal pick for visitors wanting a big, West End–style show while in Copenhagen.

Local hip-hop act Smøgmænd takes over Store VEGA for a high-energy show, showcasing contemporary Danish rap in one of the city’s favourite mid-size venues. Great for travellers keen to dive into the local music scene.

The Hot Wheels Stunt Show returns for a second day of high-octane jumps, flips and precision driving. Families and motorsport fans can enjoy spectacular stunts in a modern arena with good facilities and easy metro access.

Explore stories from the streets of Vesterbro with local guides, often combining social commentary, history and tastings or café stops. This walk offers a more alternative, authentic look at Copenhagen beyond the main tourist sites.

Visit the historic Carlsberg site with an admission ticket that includes a complimentary beer or soft drink. Learn about Danish brewing heritage and explore atmospheric courtyards and old brewery buildings.

Ease into your Sunday with a guided walk focused on Danish hygge, happiness and everyday life, typically including cosy stops and city viewpoints. It’s a gentle, culture-rich activity suitable for all ages.

A relaxed knitting-focused boat trip is part of Copenhagen’s knitting festival programme, taking crafters through scenic canals while they knit and socialise. It’s a niche but charming way to see the city from the water with a creative twist.

A solo exhibition by artist Bruno Zhu runs through this date, offering contemporary art in an intimate Copenhagen gallery setting. Ideal for travellers who want a quieter cultural break between sightseeing and dining.