Denmark is well-known for its design and architecture, and for being the home of Hans Christian Andersen, the famed storyteller. You'll also find that green spaces, public art, parks and canals appear as if by magic. The marathon course is flat and fast, full of spectators to cheer you on in Danish, English, or any other language. It takes runners past the Little Mermaid Statue, but it's likely you'll want to revisit the park at a more leisurely pace later.

After the marathon you might choose to explore some of Copenhagen's many museums and art galleries, enjoy a beer and schnaps at a canalside bar, or play at the Tivoli Gardens, the city's enormous amusement park. For even more international flavor, we'll spend a day in Malmo, Sweden, a quieter city also known for its art and the world-famous Oresund Bridge.

Trip Dates: May 20-26, 2009
Tour Cost: $2100 double occupancy (single supplements available; please contact Run Amok for prices)

The following are included in your tour:
Roundtrip airfare from New York, Minneapolis/St. Paul, or Baltimore
Round-trip airfare from Newark or Seattle
Airport transfers in Copenhagen
5 nights at Hotel Nebo in Copenhagen (including breakfasts)
Entry to marathon
Pre-race pasta feed
Round-trip train to Malmo, Sweden
Run Amok Bag

Not included in the tour price are lunches and dinners not listed, most transportation around Copenhagen, and any personal souvenirs or tours.