Early-morning wellness
Do as the locals and join us for some early morning wellness to get those jetlag aches out with a bit of morning yoga stretches & a hop in the Canal! 

Late-morning options:

• Postcards from the Past – Writing Workshop  
  Take a short trip past the lakes to the Nørrebro district, to capture the spirit of Copenhagen. In addition to a small writing exercise, this workshop aims to open your senses and search for a connection between memories and current observations, between the past and the present. By using tools from nonfiction writing, guided by DIS faculty member Tommy Heisz, come find and share the stories we each carry inside. 
• Copenhagen’s LGBTQ+ History Walking Tour 
  In this walking-workshop, you’ll have a chance to learn from Diversity & Inclusion expert Finn Ferjá about some of the key historical events that have impacted the Danish LGBTQ+ community, including the history of the Pride flag.

Afternoon options:

• Architectural Bike Tour   
  Explore the city like a local as you cycle through the newly developed neighborhoods of Nordhavn, Carlsberg, Jernbanebyen & Postbyen with local DIS alumni & faculty member Courtney D. Coyne-Jensen, who will share how these new areas contribute to Copenhagen as a human-scaled city of innovation. 
• Mitigating Global Complexity  
  With a global workforce of over 100,000, the Danish company Mærsk is one of the largest shipping companies in the world. From its headquarters in Copenhagen, join local DIS Alumni Danny Giordano who is the Head of Global Threat Intelligence, to hear how he supports the company’s intercultural organizational culture while mitigating complex geopolitical realities.  
• History Walking Tour   
  With a history stretching over more than eight centuries, Copenhagen hides a story on every street corner. This walking tour, guided by DIS faculty and historian Anders Larsen, will take you through the winding streets of the city where the poorest Copenhageners lived, to the private residence of the builder king and reformer of Copenhagen, Christian 4 (Rosenborg Castle). The tour will also include coffee & cake in one of the city’s (and DIS’s) iconic courtyards.

Evening options:

• Tivoli   
  If you didn’t make it to Tivoli the night before, why not spend Wednesday evening strolling through the beautiful park, whizz around on one of the rides, or enjoy a tasty bite to eat!  
• Watercolor & Beers   
  Sip some of Copenhagen’s best micro-brews while tuning into your inner artist alongside fellow alumni, as you create a watercolor masterpiece of your favorite Copenhagen scene, guided by DIS faculty & artist Andrea Homann.