Copenhagen By Mie Modern Food Tour

The Copenhagen By Mie Modern Food Tour is a guided walking food tour in Copenhagen, Denmark, operated by Copenhagen By Mie and sold through resale platforms including Expedia and Travelocity. It starts at Torvehallerne, the glass market halls at Frederiksborggade 21 in the København K district next to Nørreport station, although the meeting point should be confirmed at booking. The tour lasts about four hours, which makes it one of the longer food walks on offer in the Danish capital.

The format is tastings at eight stops, mixing modern Danish cooking with traditional favourites. One stop is a traditional smørrebrød tavern, where the open-faced rye sandwich is served in the classic style, and the other stops sample contemporary Danish food in the central parts of the city. Because eight tastings are spread across four hours, the balance is mostly savoury, with the pace set by short walks between venues rather than long sit-down meals. The cuisine focus is modern Danish and smørrebrød, so visitors can expect a view of how the national cuisine has shifted from old tavern traditions to current Nordic ideas.

Included in the listing are the guided walk and the tastings at the eight stops. Transport is not part of the package, since the route is covered on foot. Drinks beyond those served with the tastings are not stated as included, and visitors should check the booking page for what beverages are covered. The reference price is from about DKK 970 (roughly USD 150) per person, and this should be confirmed at booking because resale prices vary by date and platform.

Group size and language are not given in the listing, and the handling of dietary needs is also unspecified. As a number of dishes feature fish, rye, dairy and meat, visitors with allergies or restrictions should message the operator through the booking platform in advance. Eight tastings add up to a full meal, so lunch-time departures are best treated as a replacement for lunch rather than an addition to it. The walking distances are moderate and within the central city, where cobbled pavements are common.