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Bridge crossing the harbour from Christianshavn to the black diamond.

Strandvejen is a 38 km long road that begins at Svanemøllen Station in Østerbro in Copenhagen, an extension of Østerbrogade, and runs along the east coast of Zealand to Helsingør. There is space for cyclists, walkers and runners with views of the Øresund Strait.

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The representative residence of the Danish kings

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the famous church in Copenhagen with the spiral tower

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the seat of the King of Denmark

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Beautiful side road through a forest

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Amalienborg Palace is the residence of the Kings of Denmark in Copenhagen. Amalienborg was built in the 17th century and is now considered one of Denmark's most impressive Rococo buildings. Opening hours are from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Admission is 105 DKK. The Changing of the Guard ceremony of the Royal Life Guard takes place every day at 12:00 PM in the Palace Square.

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Beautiful lakes

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Really nice segment, the trees provide nice shade and the downhill section is great. Be advised, though: You should watch out for cars in the crossing in the middle of the downhill section (they might understimate your speed) and a few potholes at the end of it.

Really fun up and down area. Watch out for your destination and choose wisely as the bike path and the road divert at some point.

When the weather is nice you can take great photos here, but I wasn't lucky with the weather.

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The whole stretch along the Øresund is why the strandvejen is such a nice place to cycle. Say hello to Knud here!

This is where you stretch out those legs and stick your head into the wind! fly!

Extra-wide bike path in Amager

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Knud "Kunũnguaĸ" Johan Victor Rasmussen (* June 7, 1879 in Ilulissat; † December 21, 1933 in Gentofte) was a Greenlandic-Danish polar explorer, ethnologist and author. Knud Rasmussen grew up in Greenland and was strongly influenced by the Greenlandic culture of the time. Among other things, he was an excellent dog sled driver. He was nicknamed Kunũnguaĸ ("Little Knud"). Even as a child, his spirit of adventure was awakened when he was told legends about a people living far to the north. When he was 9 years old, Fridtjof Nansen was the first to cross the Greenland ice sheet, which further increased Knud Rasmussen's desire to travel. At the age of 12 he was sent to Denmark, where he attended the Latin and secondary school in the Copenhagen district of Nørrebro from 1891, but having grown up in Greenland, he did not like school in Denmark. He finished school in 1898 and two years later also took his Philosophicum at the University of Copenhagen, but could not decide on a specialist course of study. However, he showed an interest in opera singing, acting and journalism. Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knud_Rasmussen

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In Copenhagen there are many bridges specially built for cyclists and pedestrians. Their shapes are unique and beautiful.

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Wonderful descent through the forest after turning onto the good road through a fast S-bend. A bit tricky at the end of the descent if you want to turn right and not continue straight on, as the turn is slightly hidden.

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Top road for racing bikes, quiet, little traffic and good asphalt

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beautiful beach at Lake Fure

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THE AMUSEMENT PARK in Copenhagen

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