A guided walk through the less rosy side of Copenhagen, told as lively historical edutainment. Starting at the equestrian statue on Kongens Nytorv, the tour heads toward the Royal Danish Theatre, once nicknamed the Rat Nest, and passes the new Karen Blixen statue.
Along the way you hear about kings on horseback, the art scene of Copenhagen's Soho, and the ballet girl who defied the Jante Law to become one of Denmark's most powerful women. The stories also cover Marie Grube's dangerous fight for love, and the rise and fall of Nyhavn, with its bawdy nights, brawls and fallen reputations.
- Folk tales about kings and common people
- Spot the starling in Ejnar Nielsen's mosaic
