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.
Opens in the app if you have it installed, with every stop in ride order.
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.
Website →The essentials
However you got here, start with these. They are the rules visitors get wrong most often, and the ones that carry a fine.
Where there is a cycle track (the raised lane between the pavement and the road), you must use it - riding on the sidewa...
From dusk to dawn you must have a white light at the front and a red light at the rear, visible from 300 metres. Steady...
Using a handheld phone while cycling is illegal in Denmark and fined around 1,000 kr. That includes texting at red light...