Segway Tours Copenhagen

I’m still in pain from my Segway accident during the tour. The training was extremely brief and not anywhere near adequate. I sprained my ankles and my knee might require surgery. Avoid this place!

Our family of 4 had a fantastic time with our first experience riding segways! After a quick practice/​learning lesson we were off for a 2 hour tour that covered most of the city, highly recommend this! !

We heard about this Segway tour from friends on our cruise. The start/​end point is only about a block from the Tivoli Gardens and near many restaurants and cafes so you can arrive early and relax nearby.
We took the two-​hour tour and were extremely satisfied with the pace of the tour as well as with the sights we were able to see and with the information provided by our guide, Peter.
For those who hadn’t previously ridden a Segway, there was a short session to familiarize them with the machines. Helmets were provided and an earpiece allowed all to hear instructions, traffic warnings and fun information about the many areas visited.
We had 11 folks in our group. Usually it’s limited to ten, but the group wasn’t unwieldy. A few of the Segways were beginning to run a little low on battery about 90 minutes into the tour (we were the last tour of the day) and we made a short stop to meet a colleague in a van who provided freshly charged ones for them.
There were opportunities for bathroom breaks, picture taking and leg stretching. At the end of the tour, we were offered our choice of water, sodas or beer. I chose the beer! What a great tour! Do it!

With the help of Sofus, my friend and I had a great early evening tour of Copenhagen. He asked what we were most interested in seeing (Little Mermaid) and told us it was a bit of a stretch for a one hour tour but he would do his best to accommodate. We got to see the Little Mermaid and a bit more the city! We had such a fun time with Sofus, we would highly recommend this to everyone! You feel a little goofy, but trust me, it’s a great laugh as much as a great tour.
PS. Thanks for helping me up the hill Sofus! :)