19th of June at 16.30

Arrive by train, bus, metro, bike or by foot and meet your host Gerd at the round bench in front of Lidl on Amager Strandvej
Location: Øresund Metro Stataion
Duration: 1 hours
Distance: 3 km
Description: At Amager strand - the transition from urban industrial area to sandy beach:
Come take a stroll at the beach, just 4 metro stop from kgs Nytorv or a 20 min bikeride. Øresund now the place to be in the hot summerdays and evenings, if you like a taste of urban sea - and outdoor sports life. We stroll along the beach for 40-50 min. I have been living in the area for 20 years, and will give an introduction to the background of Amager Strand park.
 

24th of June at 16.30

Arrive by train, bus, metro, bike or by foot and meet your host Gerd at the round bench in front of Lidl on Amager Strandvej
Location: Øresund Metro Stataion
Duration: 1 hours
Distance: 3 km
Description: At Amager strand - the transition from urban industrial area to sandy beach: Come take a stroll at the beach, just 4 metro stop from kgs Nytorv or a 20 min bikeride. Øresund now the place to be in the hot summerdays and evenings, if you like a taste of urban sea - and outdoor sports life. We stroll along the beach for 40-50 min. I have been living in the area for 20 years, and will give an introduction to the background of Amager Strand park.

29th of June at 10.30

Arrive by train, bus, metro, bike or by foot and meet your hosts Lars and Mette at Havneholmen Metro station
Location: Skibbroen and Enghave Brygge
Duration: 1 - 2 hours
Distance: 3 km
Description: We will meet on the entrance of the Havneholmen Metrostation and take you on a walk around the area amongst houseboats and the new waterfront architecture. We will also walk thru the Ørstedsværket.

We will check if the DieselHouse is open for at visit or you can buy something to drink at boatcafé Kahyt and Kaffe.

2th of July at 17.00

Arrive by by metro, train, bus, bike or by foot and meet your host Mia at Nordhavn Metro station
Location: Nordhavn
Duration: 1 - 2 hours
Distance: 1,5 - 2 km
Description: We will meet on the entrance of the Nordhavn Metro station (M4 line) by the stairs.
Come and explore my waterfront neighborhood, Nordhavn – from industry to community.
I live in Scandinavia's largest and most ambitious urban development project, transforming a former industrial zone into a dense and diverse city district designed for 40,000 residents. When you step off the metro at Nordhavn metro station, you arrive in a unique piece of Copenhagen's history. Once a closed-off freeport surrounded by iron fences, the area began its transformation in 2014 with a strong focus on sustainability.
Nordhavn is deeply rooted in its industrial past – and that history lives on in the new district of Copenhagen. The original street layout has been preserved, and many old buildings are being renovated and reused, blending the past with the future. Today you'll find vibrant public spaces, urban residences, canals, bridges, shops, restaurants, hotels, and more – all surrounded by water. Approximately 7,000 people live here today, but the area will eventually welcome over 30,000. We locals call it "the village" – because everything we need and love is right here. I look forward to showing you around as a local Nordhavner.
PS: Will be cancelled in the event of rain.

9th of July at 16.00

Arrive by train, bus, metro, bike or by foot and meet your host Tine at Fasanvej Metro station in front of Hiko café.
Location: Frederiksberg
Duration: 1 - 2 hours
Distance: 2 km
Description: This tour provides a comprehensive experience of Frederiksberg's beauty and cultural richness, starting at Fasanvej Metro walking down the path to CBS University. From here the tour continues exploring the dynamic in Svømmehalskvarteret and concluding at Frederiksberg Hospital.

This engaging route combines education, culture, and lively urban environments, with insightful talks on Danish lifestyle and the concept of "hygge."

9th of July at 17.00

Arrive by metro, train, bus, bike or by foot and meet your host Mia at Nordhavn Metro station
Location: Nordhavn
Duration: 1 - 2 hours
Distance: 1,5 - 2 km
Description: We will meet on the entrance of the Nordhavn Metro station (M4 line) by the stairs.
Come and explore my waterfront neighborhood, Nordhavn – from industry to community.
I live in Scandinavia's largest and most ambitious urban development project, transforming a former industrial zone into a dense and diverse city district designed for 40,000 residents. When you step off the metro at Nordhavn metro station, you arrive in a unique piece of Copenhagen's history. Once a closed-off freeport surrounded by iron fences, the area began its transformation in 2014 with a strong focus on sustainability.
Nordhavn is deeply rooted in its industrial past – and that history lives on in the new district of Copenhagen. The original street layout has been preserved, and many old buildings are being renovated and reused, blending the past with the future. Today you'll find vibrant public spaces, urban residences, canals, bridges, shops, restaurants, hotels, and more – all surrounded by water. Approximately 7,000 people live here today, but the area will eventually welcome over 30,000. We locals call it "the village" – because everything we need and love is right here. I look forward to showing you around as a local Nordhavner.
PS: Will be cancelled in the event of rain.

10th of July at 14.30

Arrive by metro, train, bus, bike or by foot and meet your host Jeanette (orange cap) at Islands Brygge Metro station
Location: Islands Brygge Metro station
Duration: 1 - 1,5 hours
Distance: 3 km
Description: We will meet at the entrance to Islands Brygge Metro, by the stairs. This tour will take you through Islands Brygge along the popular waterfront to Havnevigen – a quirky and almost hidden sandy beach tucked away inside a residential area. Along the way, you'll see the city's most popular jumping platform and Copenhagen's oldest harbour bath. You'll hear about the transformation of this neighbourhood, which was once a gritty industrial area but is now one of the most popular and expensive parts of the city.

Early in the tour, we'll take a peek at a hidden gem – Ballonparken – a small community of about 100 people living in a former military area.
Before we end the tour at a charming little city beach (feel free to take a swim!), we'll pass Islands Brygge's newest café, Jinsei, where you can enjoy an organic coffee with a 20% discount as a special offer.
From the beach, you can either hop on the harbour bus back to the city centre (standard bus fare applies – I'll guide you), or walk back to the metro (1.8 km).

13th of July at 11.30

Arrive by train, bus, metro, bike or by foot and meet your hosts Lars and Mette at Havneholmen Metro station
Location: Skibbroen and Enghave Brygge
Duration: 1 - 2 hours
Distance: 2 - 3 km
Description: We'll meet at the entrance of Havneholmen Metro Station and take you on a walk through the area beneath the bicycle bridge, past houseboats and striking new waterfront architecture. We'll also pass through the historic Ørstedsværket power plant.

This walk follows the Copenhagen Harbour waterfront and offers some of the best photo spots in the city.
If it's open, we'll stop by the DieselHouse museum – or you can grab a drink at the boat café Kahyt & Kaffe 

27th of July at 11.00

Arrive by train, bus, metro, bike or by foot and meet your hosts Lars and Mette at Havneholmen Metro station
Location: Skibbroen and Enghave Brygge
Duration: 1 - 2 hours
Distance: 2 - 3 km
Description: We'll meet at the entrance of Havneholmen Metro Station and take you on a walk through the area beneath the bicycle bridge, past houseboats and striking new waterfront architecture. We'll also pass through the historic Ørstedsværket power plant.

This walk follows the Copenhagen Harbour waterfront and offers some of the best photo spots in the city.
If it's open, we'll stop by the DieselHouse museum – or you can grab a drink at the boat café Kahyt & Kaffe 

2nd of August at 13.00

Arrive by train, bus, metro, bike or by foot and meet your hosts Lars and Mette at Havneholmen Metro station
Location: Skibbroen and Enghave Brygge

Duration: 1 - 2 hours
Distance: 2 - 3 km
Description: We'll meet at the entrance of Havneholmen Metro Station and take you on a walk through the area beneath the bicycle bridge, past houseboats and striking new waterfront architecture. We'll also pass through the historic Ørstedsværket power plant.

This walk follows the Copenhagen Harbour waterfront and offers some of the best photo spots in the city.
If it's open, we'll stop by the DieselHouse museum – or you can grab a drink at the boat café Kahyt & Kaffe

7th of August at 16.30

Arrive by train, bus, metro, bike or by foot and meet your host Tine at Fasanvej Metro station in front of Hiko café.
Location: Frederiksberg
Duration: 1 - 2 hours
Distance: 2 km
Description: This tour provides a comprehensive experience of Frederiksberg's beauty and cultural richness, starting at Fasanvej Metro walking down the path to CBS University. From here the tour continues exploring the dynamic in Svømmehalskvarteret and concluding at Frederiksberg Hospital.

This engaging route combines education, culture, and lively urban environments, with insightful talks on Danish lifestyle and the concept of "hygge."

9th of August at 11.00

Arrive by metro, train, bus, bike or by foot and meet your host Jeanette (orange cap) at Islands Brygge Metro station

Location: Islands Brygge Metro station
Duration: 1 - 1,5 hours
Distance: 3 km
Description: We will meet at the entrance to Islands Brygge Metro, by the stairs. This tour will take you through Islands Brygge along the popular waterfront to Havnevigen – a quirky and almost hidden sandy beach tucked away inside a residential area. Along the way, you'll see the city's most popular jumping platform and Copenhagen's oldest harbour bath. You'll hear about the transformation of this neighbourhood, which was once a gritty industrial area but is now one of the most popular and expensive parts of the city.

Early in the tour, we'll take a peek at a hidden gem – Ballonparken – a small community of about 100 people living in a former military area.
Before we end the tour at a charming little city beach (feel free to take a swim!), we'll pass Islands Brygge's newest café, Jinsei, where you can enjoy an organic coffee with a 20% discount as a special offer.
From the beach, you can either hop on the harbour bus back to the city centre (standard bus fare applies – I'll guide you), or walk back to the metro (1.8 km).

14th of August at 16.30

Arrive by metro, train, bus, bike or by foot and meet your host host Tine at Fasanvej Metro station in front of Hiko café.

Location: Frederiksberg
Duration: 1,5 hours
Distance: 2 km
Description: This tour provides a comprehensive experience of Frederiksberg's beauty and cultural richness, starting at Fasanvej Metro walking down the path to CBS University. From here the tour continues down towards Frederiksberg Town Hall and it surrounding.

This engaging route combines education, culture, and lively urban environments, with insightful talks on Danish lifestyle and the concept of "hygge." 

16th of August at 11.00

Arrive by metro, train, bus, bike or by foot and meet your host Jeanette (orange cap) at Islands Brygge Metro station

Location: Islands Brygge Metro station
Duration: 1 - 1,5 hours
Distance: 3 km
Description: We will meet at the entrance to Islands Brygge Metro, by the stairs. This tour will take you through Islands Brygge along the popular waterfront to Havnevigen – a quirky and almost hidden sandy beach tucked away inside a residential area. Along the way, you'll see the city's most popular jumping platform and Copenhagen's oldest harbour bath. You'll hear about the transformation of this neighbourhood, which was once a gritty industrial area but is now one of the most popular and expensive parts of the city.

Early in the tour, we'll take a peek at a hidden gem – Ballonparken – a small community of about 100 people living in a former military area.
Before we end the tour at a charming little city beach (feel free to take a swim!), we'll pass Islands Brygge's newest café, Jinsei, where you can enjoy an organic coffee with a 20% discount as a special offer.
From the beach, you can either hop on the harbour bus back to the city centre (standard bus fare applies – I'll guide you), or walk back to the metro (1.8 km).

18th of August at 17.00

Arrive by metro, train, bus, bike or by foot and meet your host Mia at Nordhavn Metro station
Location: Nordhavn
Duration: 1 - 2 hours
Distance: 1,5 - 2 km
Description: We will meet on the entrance of the Nordhavn Metro station (M4 line) by the stairs.
Come and explore my waterfront neighborhood, Nordhavn – from industry to community.
I live in Scandinavia's largest and most ambitious urban development project, transforming a former industrial zone into a dense and diverse city district designed for 40,000 residents. When you step off the metro at Nordhavn metro station, you arrive in a unique piece of Copenhagen's history. Once a closed-off freeport surrounded by iron fences, the area began its transformation in 2014 with a strong focus on sustainability.
Nordhavn is deeply rooted in its industrial past – and that history lives on in the new district of Copenhagen. The original street layout has been preserved, and many old buildings are being renovated and reused, blending the past with the future. Today you'll find vibrant public spaces, urban residences, canals, bridges, shops, restaurants, hotels, and more – all surrounded by water. Approximately 7,000 people live here today, but the area will eventually welcome over 30,000. We locals call it "the village" – because everything we need and love is right here. I look forward to showing you around as a local Nordhavner.
PS: Will be cancelled in the event of rain.