You are free to visit all attractions along the way. You will for example pass the city hall, where you will learn about the city's founder and solve a location-based quest. Along the way, you will get nearby recommendations. For example, the city hall where you can visit the world's most precise mechanical clock (for free!)

Visit the historic Gråbrødretorv (Greyfriars square) named after the monastery ‘Gråbrødrekloster that was located here 1238 to 1530. You will also learn about the Great Copenhagen Fires, which destroyed almost all of Copenhagen's mediaeval and Renaissance heritage and solve a quest with help from the beautifully coloured houses.

Learn about the city's history and Danish culture while solving fun quests.

Rundetårn (round tower) was built in the 17 century by King Christian IV as an astronomical observatory. It is famous for its equestrian staircase (a.k.a. riders' staircase), which is a gently sloping ramp that can be climbed by horses. The tower is part of the Trinitatis Complex, which also includes a chapel, a church and a library, where Hans Christian. Note that entrance to Rundetårn is not included and not needed to solve the quest. If you would like to visit the tower, you can simply pause the City Hunt.

Copenhagen's famous pedestrian shopping street, Strøget, is actually not a street but an area covering four pedestrian streets and three squares. When it opened in 1962, it was the world's longest pedestrian street. Visit beautiful passages branching off Strøget to solve creative quests.

Enjoy the stunning August Bournonvilles Passage.

Christiansborg Palace houses all three supreme powers and the iconic Christiansborg Tower is Copenhagen's tallest structure (106 metres/347 ft), surpassing the city hall tower by a mere 40 centimetres (15 in). This stop is 10 minutes from the end stop, where you will be able to read a hidden message and maybe find a surprise, if you solved most the posts along the way!