A walking tour through medieval Copenhagen with a taste for the curious and the scandalous. Starting at the statue of Christian IV, the king whose Renaissance ambitions aimed to make Copenhagen an international trading town, you hear about the wild goings-on of the old city, from the devil supposedly loose in Laksegade to the market square and the rough tales from the street.
Expect plenty of juicy, lively stories: the notorious wedding feast Christian IV organised, the pictureque quarter around Nikolaj Church, and the women of Magstræde who looked after a sailors' crew overnight. It is a tour of gossip from the courtyards and hard tales from the streets.
