A guided walking tour through central Copenhagen, told from a women's perspective. The guide mixes street stories and gossip from the courtyards with accounts of women who shaped the city and who, as the organisers put it, have long been overlooked.
Stories from the tour include Mathilde, who kicked open the university's door, Dr. Dorothea, who helped secure the university for women, the Egtved girl, Kirstine Fyrien, who paid Denmark's highest wig tax, Dr. Margrete I, Europe's most powerful woman of her time, and the Puttekonerne of Valby. The tour is lively and irreverent, and suits anyone curious about the city's past and in good company.
