1 Torvehallerne
The glass food halls at Israels Plads - 60-odd stalls of coffee, smorrebrod, cheese and fresh produce.
Moderate · 14.8 km · 1 hr 40 min
A cycle route between Copenhagen's best food markets and yards.
One ride, four feasts. Link the glass food halls of Torvehallerne with the harbour-side street food of Broens Gadekokken, the stalls of Reffen out on Refshaleoen, and the Kodbyen and the organic railway-shed kitchens of BaneGaarden. A flat, easy waterfront-and-city route designed to be ridden slowly, with a long lunch at every stop.
Turn by turn
Street-by-street cues for the whole ride - the numbered stops match the pins on the map.
Along the way
The glass food halls at Israels Plads - 60-odd stalls of coffee, smorrebrod, cheese and fresh produce.
The postcard harbour - walk your bike along the quay past the painted houses.
The "kissing bridge" sliding open for boats - the bike link between Nyhavn and Christianshavn.
A waterfront street-food yard right by Inderhavnsbroen - tacos, lobster rolls and harbour views.
A waterfront street-food village with ~35 stalls on Refshaleoen (roughly March-September).
Website →Tiny dockside cafe and wine bar on Refshaleoen with its own swim pier and sauna.
Website →White-tiled former meat halls now packed with restaurants, galleries and bars - dead by day, alive at night.
A sustainable food-and-culture yard in old railway sheds - organic kitchens, bonfires and weekend markets.
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