Copenhagen has a dark history that few people know about... The Slaves of Copenhagen is a dramatized, historical audio tour that takes you on a walk from Nyhavn and into the area around Amalienborg Castle in Copenhagen.
Along the way, you will be introduced to unique Copenhagen buildings and sculptures that draw blood-red threads directly back to Denmark's time as a slave-trading nation. You will also be taken to Ghana in the year 1802. Here you will experience up close how the 14-year-old Kwame is kidnapped by slave hunters. You follow his cruel journey from the African coast across the merciless Atlantic to a new life in the New World.
Nyhavn n.11 is the starting point of this podwalk and of the exploration of Copenhagen's history of slave trading.
The mansion of an owner of a slave plantation in Saint Croix.
Today, it hosts the administration of the royal household. In the past, the house of the man with near monopoly on the transatlantic slave trade from the Gold Coast to the Danish West Indies and Copenhagen.
You will make your own way to the meeting points
To listen to The Slaves of Copenhagen, simply: 1. Download the app "Useeum" to your phone 2. Open the browser on your phone and type this URL: https://applinkpro.com/a/useeum/ldyi2wao20b This will unlock the podwalk inside the Useeum app. Please note that the app only works on smartphones (no computers or tablets).