Copenhagen historic sites and Stevns Klint cliffs by car, minibus (11 guests) or tourist bus (61 guests)

What do you want to see in Denmark? The most important Copenhagen sites, of course, and we'll take those in on this tour. But how about if we also head out of town, so you can see something unique that tourists rarely venture out to? Our destination is Unesco site Stevns Klint, which is famous because of something that took place 66 million years ago. When the meteorite that doomed the earth to years of nuclear winter and the dinosaurs to extinction hit the earth, it left traces of its devastation behind that we can still trace today. The best place in the world to see them, is Stevns Klint - a face of exposed chalk cliff that clearly reveals both traces of the asteroid, and, as it erodes, fossil remains of the dinosaurs made extinct by the devastating impact. It's a great place to take the kids, if you have any, or just to learn about the world, relax in the Danish countryside and eat a splendid lunch!

Our day starts when I pick you up from your location in a vehicle suited to the size of our group. From there, our first stop is the Little Mermaid statue - she sits as Hans Christian Andersen imagined her on the seashore staring out across the water and is a popular backdrop for selfies. Then, it's back in the car and onwards to the royal palaces in central Copenhagen: Rosenborg Slot and Christiansborg (which is also the seat of the Danish Parliament). No tour to Copenhagen is complete without a visit to the old docks and colourful historic buildings of Nyhavn, so we'll take in those too, before heading on to the famous Tivoli pleasure gardens and amusement park in the heart of the city. After you've had your sightseeing fill, you'll probably be glad of the change as we head out of the city and an hour or so into the Danish countryside to visit Stevns Klint in all its lonely rural splendour. The cliff is constantly eroding and exposing new layers of chalk - perhaps you'll be lucky enough to spot a fossil.