Copenhagen is a city that mixes a green mindset with ingenuity and fun. For instance, if you clean up the harbour to make the water super clean, why wouldn’t you build a floating swimming pool for locals and visitors to enjoy at all seasons?
You probably already know, that cycling in Copenhagen is a big thing. Actually, we're the bike capital of the world. Not to brag, but how the city is built for cycling, as the harbour has been repurposed for swimming and bathing, how parks, gardens and little green oases are sprinkled all over the city, says a lot about how life plays out here.
Sailing around in the Copenhagen canals on beautiful summer days and nights. The waters in the harbour and in the canals are clean enough to swim in, and it is easy to navigate a rented boat or to take a ride with one of the many canal tour offers.
There are so many fun things to do around the harbour and the canals of Copenhagen. Swimming, sailing, enjoying a glass of wine with your feet dangling from the dock. We have picked three things for you to look into, but that’s only the tip of the iceberg.
Take a swim, have a picnic on an electric boat or borough a kayak and help pick plastic out of the water. There's too much fun to be had, not to go to Copenhagen harbour.
Just about 50% of all Copenhageners commute to work or their studies by bike? The city is built for it. We got bike lanes all over the place and several bridges have been built in the harbour area to connect the city and encourage people to pedal across town.
The bicycle snake crossing the harbour is one of many bikes-only bridges that make it easy, safe and beautiful to get around Copenhagen on two wheels.
Cycling around in the city is not only a great way to get from A to B, it's fun, exciting and friendly to the environment.
If you got the legs for it, you could spend entire days exploring Copenhagen by bike. If you're not used to biking in an urban environment, it might seem a little daunting, but fear not. Below you can dig into more about Copenhagen bicycle culture.
As a modern city, Copenhagen acknowledges and cherishes the importance of nature in and around the city. Wherever you are, you're never more than a short bike ride away from some form of a green oasis. So take a break, sit on the grass and have a sandwich or a little something to quench your thirst.
Copenhagen offers so many types of urban green spots, from the exotic to the completely uncultivated to the historically significant.
Urban green spots, uncultivated nature and historically significant cemeteries (pay H.C. Andersen a visit). Copenhagen offers it all, any day of the week.
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