Harbours are special places, where adventures begin and comfort zones end. This particular harbour in Copenhagen is where the Tuborg brewery was established in 1880.
Philip W. Heyman, Tuborg founder, deliberately planted the brewery on the harbour, with an outlook on the world.
From the harbour of Hellerup to the coasts of Hanoi, our bottles are being passed over bars in more than 72 countries. With over a century of history, there’s more to Tuborg than meets the eye, ear and taste buds.
And actually, the harbour also played a particularly important role during the second world war. More than 1000 refugees were rescued from here, sailed across Øresund to safety in neutral Sweden.
