Enrichment school trips to Copenhagen
£555 to £875
A typical school trip to Copenhagen cost is £555 to £875 per person, depending on time of travel, transport, accommodation and inclusions.
Copenhagen offers a well-balanced and highly engaging destination for school groups, combining culture, history, and modern city living in a safe, easy-to-navigate setting. With a reliable and frequent metro system, groups can move around the city efficiently, making it straightforward to deliver a varied and enriching itinerary without logistical challenges.
From exploring Danish heritage at the National Museum to experiencing the atmosphere of Tivoli Gardens, the programme blends educational value with activities students are genuinely excited about. The city also supports student independence, with well-managed, vibrant areas such as Nyhavn and Broens Street Food offering accessible dining options. For teachers, Copenhagen stands out for its organisation and safety – leaving little wonder this destination consistently earns positive feedback from both students and staff.
SUGGESTED ITINERARIES
- Depart school and travel to Copenhagen.
- 2 hr Walking tour of Prague
- Visit the Little Mermaid statue
- Evening meal close to your accommodation
- Morning visit to the National Museum of Denmark
- Afternoon visit to Tivoli Gardens
- Evening meal and return to accommodation
- Copenhagen Classic Canal Tour
- Free time for lunch and exploration of the city centre
- Evening meal and return to your Accommodation
- Breakfast at your accommodation and check out.
- Depending on flight times, enjoy some final free time in Copenhagen.
- Transfer to the airport for your return flight to the UK.
GCSE & A Level History
- European history and cultural heritage.
- The development of modern nation states.
- Historical interpretation and public history.
- Understanding how the past influences contemporary society.
GCSE & A Level Geography
- Urbanisation and sustainable cities.
- Tourism and its impacts.
- Regeneration and city planning.
- Human and physical geography fieldwork skills.
Politics & Citizenship
- Democratic institutions and governance.
- European political systems.
- Citizenship and civic engagement.
- The role of monarchy in modern society.
Sociology & Cultural Studies
- National identity and culture.
- Social change in contemporary Europe.
- Diversity and community within modern cities.
Personal Development
- Building independence and resilience.
- Developing cultural awareness and global citizenship.
- Enhancing communication and teamwork skills.
- Encouraging curiosity and lifelong learning.
Features
ACCOMMODATION
Modern, well-connected and ideal for school groups, A&O Sydhavn offers comfortable, no-frills accommodation with easy access to central Copenhagen via nearby public transport. It's also close to Tivoli Gardens.
- Free Wi-Fi
- 24-hour reception
- Safety deposit box
- Live music
Modern, well-connected and ideal for school groups, A&O Sydhavn offers comfortable, no-frills accommodation with easy access to central Copenhagen via nearby public transport. It's also close to Tivoli Gardens.
- Free Wi-Fi
- 24-hour reception
- Safety deposit box
- Live music
Excursions
Tivoli Gardens
One of Copenhagen’s most iconic attractions – and one of the main inspirations for Walt Disney's theme parks around the world – Tivoli Gardens combines classic amusement rides with beautifully landscaped gardens. Visiting this iconic space offers a real reward to students, as they enjoy the park's rides and live entertainment – all right in the city centre.
The Little Mermaid
A visit to Copenhagen wouldn’t be complete without seeing the Little Mermaid statue, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s famous tale. Located along the waterfront, it provides a cultural touchpoint for student groups visiting Denmark, and a great opportunity to explore the city’s harbourfront setting.
Canal Tour from Nyhavn
Departing from colourful Nyhavn, this classic canal tour offers a unique perspective of Copenhagen from the water. Students can take in historic buildings, modern architecture, and key landmarks while learning about the city’s development and maritime heritage.
Guided City Tour
A guided walking tour offers an excellent introduction to Copenhagen, helping students understand the city’s history, architecture, and culture. Led by expert guides, this two-hour tour provides context and insight while navigating key landmarks and neighbourhoods.
Museum of Denmark
Engaging and accessible, the National Museum of Denmark offers a journey through Danish history and culture, from Viking heritage to modern society. With free entry for under 18s, it’s an excellent educational stop that brings history to life through interactive and immersive exhibits.
Nyhavn & Historic Waterfront Walk
Stroll through Copenhagen's iconic waterfront, where colourful buildings and historic ships showcase the city's maritime heritage and rich trading history. Students can discover the city's maritime heritage, learn about Copenhagen's development as a major trading centre and experience one of Denmark's most iconic locations.
Amalienborg Palace & Changing of the Guard
Visit the official residence of the Danish Royal Family and witness the traditional Changing of the Guard ceremony. Set around an elegant octagonal square, Amalienborg Palace offers students an insight into Denmark's constitutional monarchy, royal traditions and national heritage. The surrounding area also features impressive architecture and views across the city towards Copenhagen's historic waterfront.
CopenHill (Exterior Observation)
See one of the world's most innovative examples of sustainable urban design. CopenHill combines a state-of-the-art waste-to-energy power plant with a year-round artificial ski slope, demonstrating how cities can integrate environmental responsibility with community recreation. Students can learn about renewable energy, sustainability and urban planning while observing a landmark that has become a global model for green development.
Tivoli Gardens
One of Copenhagen’s most iconic attractions – and one of the main inspirations for Walt Disney's theme parks around the world – Tivoli Gardens combines classic amusement rides with beautifully landscaped gardens. Visiting this iconic space offers a real reward to students, as they enjoy the park's rides and live entertainment – all right in the city centre.
The Little Mermaid
A visit to Copenhagen wouldn’t be complete without seeing the Little Mermaid statue, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s famous tale. Located along the waterfront, it provides a cultural touchpoint for student groups visiting Denmark, and a great opportunity to explore the city’s harbourfront setting.
Canal Tour from Nyhavn
Departing from colourful Nyhavn, this classic canal tour offers a unique perspective of Copenhagen from the water. Students can take in historic buildings, modern architecture, and key landmarks while learning about the city’s development and maritime heritage.
Guided City Tour
A guided walking tour offers an excellent introduction to Copenhagen, helping students understand the city’s history, architecture, and culture. Led by expert guides, this two-hour tour provides context and insight while navigating key landmarks and neighbourhoods.
Museum of Denmark
Engaging and accessible, the National Museum of Denmark offers a journey through Danish history and culture, from Viking heritage to modern society. With free entry for under 18s, it’s an excellent educational stop that brings history to life through interactive and immersive exhibits.
Nyhavn & Historic Waterfront Walk
Stroll through Copenhagen's iconic waterfront, where colourful buildings and historic ships showcase the city's maritime heritage and rich trading history. Students can discover the city's maritime heritage, learn about Copenhagen's development as a major trading centre and experience one of Denmark's most iconic locations.
Amalienborg Palace & Changing of the Guard
Visit the official residence of the Danish Royal Family and witness the traditional Changing of the Guard ceremony. Set around an elegant octagonal square, Amalienborg Palace offers students an insight into Denmark's constitutional monarchy, royal traditions and national heritage. The surrounding area also features impressive architecture and views across the city towards Copenhagen's historic waterfront.
CopenHill (Exterior Observation)
See one of the world's most innovative examples of sustainable urban design. CopenHill combines a state-of-the-art waste-to-energy power plant with a year-round artificial ski slope, demonstrating how cities can integrate environmental responsibility with community recreation. Students can learn about renewable energy, sustainability and urban planning while observing a landmark that has become a global model for green development.
Trip details
All Equity packages are tailor-made to suit the needs of our groups. Here are our standard package inclusions:
- Return travel by air or coach (air packages include overseas airport transfer. Coach to UK airport from school is available as an optional extra)
- All security charges, airport and local taxes
- 1 free staff place for every 10 full paying passengers by air OR 1 free staff place for every 8 full paying passengers by coach
- Half-board accommodation
- Excursions
- Full use of your coach in resort (this applies to coach groups only and is subject to EU drivers hours regulations)
- 24-hour emergency service support
- All travel documentation, luggage labels and resort information
- Lunches
- Meals en-route - While travelling to and from your destination you need to consider meals. These are not included in the package prices.
- Tourist tax
Prices are subject to change based on intended dates of travel and final numbers, the Equity team are here to offer you advice and guidance from start to finish, ensuring your school trip runs smoothly and is a great success!
Coach/air: Air
Nearest airport: Copenhagen Airport (CPH)
Transfer time from airport: 20mins
Best times to travel: Year round
Suggested tour length: 4 days, 3 nights
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