1 Kongens Have (King's Garden)
The city's oldest royal garden - clipped hedges, a puppet theatre and Rosenborg on the lawn.
Moderate · 13.4 km · 1 hr 35 min
A green "best of" - six of the city's finest parks in one ride.
Opens in the app if you have it installed, with every stop in ride order.
A long, leafy stitch through Copenhagen's green lungs. Begin in the royal King's Garden by Rosenborg, slip behind SMK through Ostre Anlaeg, cross to the wide lawns of Faelledparken, drop into Assistens, then finish among the romantic canals of Frederiksberg Have and the woods of Sondermarken. Museums and bakeries punctuate the green the whole way.
Turn by turn
Street-by-street cues for the whole ride - the numbered stops match the pins on the map.
Along the way
The city's oldest royal garden - clipped hedges, a puppet theatre and Rosenborg on the lawn.
A fairy-tale Renaissance castle holding the crown jewels, ringed by the King's Garden.
Denmark's national gallery - six centuries of art, free permanent collection, by Ostre Anlaeg.
Website →A romantic rampart park of ponds and willows behind SMK and the Hirschsprung collection.
Copenhagen's biggest park - football pitches, playgrounds, cherry trees and the national stadium.
Where H.C. Andersen and Kierkegaard rest - locals use it as a park, and so should you.
Romantic canals and herons - park your bike at the gate, cycling isn't allowed inside.
The wilder, wooded park across the road from Frederiksberg Have.
Retro brunch cafe on foodie Vaernedamsvej - milkshakes and breakfast all day.
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...