Pakhus 11
A self-guided audio walking tour of København, Denmark
This self-guided audio walking tour of Pakhus 11 in København, Denmark covers 9 narrated stops over roughly 60 minutes and about 5.7 km on foot. Press play in the PodWalk app and each stop is narrated automatically as you arrive — walk at your own pace, online or fully offline. The route runs from Langelinie to Church of the Free Port. Expect a focus on hidden gems.
Download free, then play this walk in København — narration starts automatically at each stop, online or off.
The route, stop by stop
Langelinie
One pier, two very different kinds of arrival. Cruise passengers step off here by the thousand some mornings, and so, long before engines, did anyone who wanted an evening stroll by the…
Kastellet, Copenhagen
A fortress that has not fired a shot in anger in living memory, and yet it is still, technically, a military installation. That contradiction is the whole point of…
Gefion Fountain
1908: the city unveiled four straining oxen and a goddess with a plow, cast in bronze and set loose on the harbor front, as if Copenhagen needed to remind ships sailing past exactly how the land beneath them came to…
Swedish Gustaf's Church
"Gustaf's," the Swedes here still call it — not Saint anything, not the usual patron, just the king's own name nailed above the…
Østerport railway station
Heinrich Wenck stood at a drawing board somewhere around the turn of the twentieth century, deciding that a railway station for commuters and cargo clerks deserved the same vaulted ambition as a…
Glacisgården
Carved above the entrance, the name itself is doing work: Glacisgården — the courtyard of the…
Gefion and Gylfe
The bridge these two buildings were built to face is gone. Not moved, not renamed — simply replaced, decades ago, by a plain footbridge for pedestrians and bicycles that owes nothing to the engineering that once stood…
Institute for the Blind, Copenhagen
Twenty-two years separate the two halves of this building, and you can feel the gap if you know where to look — 1858 on one side, 1880 on the other, the same man signing…
Church of the Free Port
1905: a parish needed a church, and Thorvald Jørgensen, fresh off drawing the rebuilt Christiansborg for the Danish Parliament, set his hand to something far smaller and far less…
These are the opening lines of each stop. The full narration — and the audio — plays in the app.
Pakhus 11 — FAQ
- How long is the Pakhus 11 walking tour?
- About 60 minutes on foot, covering 9 stops over 5.7 km. You can pause and pick it back up whenever you like.
- What does the Pakhus 11 audio tour cover?
- 9 narrated stops, beginning at Langelinie and ending at Church of the Free Port. Each one plays automatically as you reach it.
- Do I need an internet connection or mobile data?
- No. Download the walk once in the PodWalk app and the narration plays fully offline — handy while roaming in Denmark. GPS triggers each stop as you arrive.
- Is the Pakhus 11 audio tour free?
- Your first walk on PodWalk is free. After that, walks come through one-time passes from $2.99 — there's no subscription and nothing auto-renews.
- Can I do the tour at my own pace?
- Yes. There's no guide and no schedule — start when you want, linger as long as you like, and the next stop plays automatically when you get there.
Walk Pakhus 11 with PodWalk
Free to download. Your first walk is free, and you can download this one for fully offline use.