1 Dronning Louises Bro
The busiest bike bridge in the world at rush hour - grab the railing and watch the flow.
Easy · 4.9 km · 50 min
The real, everyday Nørrebro - not just Superkilen and home again.
Norrebro beyond the postcard. From Dronning Louises Bro into car-free Blagardsgade, past the brewery on Ryesgade, through green Assistens Cemetery and up charming Jaegersborggade for coffee and small plates, then out to Superkilen's global park and back along Norrebroparken. The most-cycled neighbourhood in the city, eaten and drunk the way locals do it.
Turn by turn
Street-by-street cues for the whole ride - the numbered stops match the pins on the map.
Along the way
The busiest bike bridge in the world at rush hour - grab the railing and watch the flow.
A car-free Norrebro street with a leftist heart - playgrounds, falafel, cafes and Sankt Hans Torv around the corner.
The neighbourhood's pioneering microbrewery - tanks behind the bar and a full kitchen.
Website →Where H.C. Andersen and Kierkegaard rest - locals use it as a park, and so should you.
The city's most charming little street - bakeries, ceramics, natural wine and tiny restaurants end to end.
Vegetable-led small plates and natural wine - the relaxed Jaegersborggade classic.
Website →Flagship of Copenhagen's leading roaster, on the city's most charming little street.
Website →The red square and the black market - Norrebro's global identity laid out as one wild park.
The long green stretch the Green Path runs straight through.