Day Tour to the Wooden Skyscraper from Copenhagen

Embark on a unique architectural experience with this day trip from Copenhagen to the impressive wooden skyscraper known as Mjøstårnet, located in the Norwegian town of Brumunddal. At 85.4 metres high and constructed almost entirely of wood, this building is a symbol of sustainable architecture and one of the most striking landmarks of modern design in Europe.

The tour starts in Copenhagen, from where you will travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle through Scandinavian landscapes, crossing bridges, forests and fjords to reach Lake Mjøsa, Norway's largest lake. There stands Mjøstårnet, a structure that houses flats, offices, a hotel and a restaurant, all within a building that demonstrates how green design can scale new heights.

During the tour, you'll learn about the history of its construction, the technical challenges involved in working with wood on such a scale, and the positive environmental impact of this type of architecture. You will also have time to stroll around the natural surroundings of the lake, take photos and, if you wish, enjoy a meal or coffee in the building's restaurant (not included).

The tour is in a small group with a guide who will accompany you throughout the day, providing background on Scandinavian architecture, sustainability and local culture. This is an ideal plan for those interested in design, green urbanism or simply looking for a different experience outside the city.