Osher’s 2026 Copenhagen: Nordic Adventure
Dates: September 22-30, 2026
Experience the best of Denmark and southern Sweden on Osher’s 2026 Copenhagen: Nordic Adventure, a beautifully curated journey where we unpack just once and settle into a first-class Copenhagen hotel for all seven nights. From guided walks through the city’s charming streets to visits at world-class museums, castles, and architectural landmarks, each day offers a new window into Nordic culture and history. Explore nearby towns, tour stunning Renaissance and medieval sites, and enjoy immersive experiences such as a canal cruise through picturesque Nyhavn and a visit to the innovative Copenhill environmental project. Savor the flavors of Denmark at a lively food market, step inside iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and venture across the Öresund Bridge for a full day discovering Swedish gems like Malmö and Lund. With an Osher staff member leading the way, comfortable transportation, and expert local guides, this rewarding adventure balances ease, discovery, and connection. Join us for a journey where every detail is handled—and every day brings something extraordinary.
Includes:
An Osher staff member leading the group from start to finish
Charter service between Milwaukee and O’Hare
Roundtrip flights between the US and Copenhagen, Denmark
Ground transfers between airports and hotels
7 nights at a first-class hotel in Copenhagen
Hotel taxes, fees, and porterage services
8 meals, including: 7 breakfasts and 1 dinner
Sightseeing per itinerary in a modern, air-conditioned coach
Local, English-speaking guides
Entrance fees for all group activities
UWM travel abroad insurance through CISI
Gratuities for local tour manager and drivers
Special Features
• Take a guided walking tour of Copenhagen
• Visit the Danish Architecture Museum in BLOX, the meeting place for architecture, design, and new ideas in Denmark
• Explore the towns of Hillerød & Helsingør
• Tour Frederiksborg Castle, a stunning example of Renaissance architecture
• Explore Værftets Madmarked, a vibrant food market that offers a delightful culinary experience
• Stop at Kronborg Castle, UNESCO World Heritage Site, also known as Elsinore in William Shakespeare’s play Hamlet
• Visit the Maritime Museum of Denmark to view a rich collection of exhibits covering Danish maritime history, ancient times to present day
• Visit the National Museum and the Glyptotek Museum
• Tour Copenhilll (Amager Bakke), the largest environmental initiative in Denmark, a ground breaking waste-to-energy plant with outdoor recreation and skiing
• Visit to Roskilde Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, dating back to the 12th century
• Explore the Viking Ship Museum for insights into shipbuilding techniques, trade, and warfare dating back to the 11th century
• Drive across the impressive five-mile long Öresund Bridge, which connects Denmark and Sweden
• Discover Malmö, a vibrant Swedish city known for its innovative architecture
• Visit Malmöhus Castle, a medieval fortress, now home to several museums showcasing art, history, and natural science
• In Lund, one of Sweden’s oldest cities, view the Romanesque Lund Cathedral and the prestigious Lund University
• Visit the opulent Christiansborg Palace, the seat of the Danish Parliament, the Supreme Court, and the Prime Minister’s Office
• Explore the city’s beauty from a unique perspective on a relaxing canal cruise through picturesque Nyhavn harbor, one of Copenhagen’s most iconic sights
Is This Trip Right for You?
Pace: Expect 3-4 hours of walking every touring day, as well as considerable time standing.
Terrain: On this tour, you will need to walk on uneven and challenging terrain at times including steep steps or slopes and
cobblestone streets.
Passports: Passports must be valid until March 30, 2027.
Trip Pricing: Will be announced soon. $1,500 deposit due at registration, half of remaining balance due by Friday, February 27, 2026.
Final Balance due Friday, April 10, 2026.
Instructor
Sarah Grammer is the director of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at UWM. read more