THE WITCH WALK OF COPENHAGEN
Discover the dark side of the city
The Witch Walk is a devil, witch and ghost-themed walk filled with stories from Copenhagen’s dark past, full of witches, ghosts, sorceress and devil worshippers. The tour is a journey of bizarre, haunted and strange stories, offering you a way to experience the city like no other tourist, where shadows linger and the past refuses to rest.
At Weirdwalks, we take you off the beaten path and into the very heart of the city’s most quirky and fascinating tales, where darkness, mystery and forgotten whispers follow in every step.
If you dare…
THE WITCH WALK
When night falls, the city changes. Shadows stretch, whispers echo through narrow streets, and something unseen moves just out of sight. Long ago, people knew better than to walk alone after dark… because they were not alone.
Hear tales of witches burned alive, of a time when Satan himself was said to run a bank in the city, and of Denmark’s most cursed book, hidden deep beneath the Round Tower. Listen to bone-chilling tales from Danish folklore — and much more that will haunt your thoughts.
Plus: we guarantee—with 99% certainty—you will “meet” the Prince of Darkness… and we won’t even have to summon him.
If you’re looking for a private tour in English, you’ve come to the right place.
Whether you’re a small group of friends, a family, or a larger gathering, we offer unique and unforgettable experiences tailored just for you. Our private tours give you the freedom to explore Copenhagen at your own pace—away from the crowds and full of stories you won’t hear anywhere else.
Pricing depends on the size of your group and the day of the week, but we’re always happy to find the best solution for you. We can accommodate groups of up to 28 people.
Get in touch for a quote—you might be pleasantly surprised.
Weirdwalks has been conducting unique and exciting city walks since 2009.
If you are looking for a different kind of experience, you have come to the right place. We specialize in everything weird, different, and mysterious. Join us and experience another side of the city – a side that even Copenhageners rarely hear about.
Saturdays 08 pm
May 23.
June 06, 20.
July 04, 18.
August 01, 29.
September 05, 26.
October 03, 17.
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