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A nearly 3-km green ribbon stretching between light-rail tracks and quiet residential streets, linking Damhussoen with Borups Allé. Below the surface, the small Grøndalså stream winds its way through the landscape. The park is cared for jointly by the municipalities of Copenhagen and Frederiksberg.

A residential district where many streets are named after birds, such as Solsortvej and Drosselvej. When this area north of Fasanvej was first developed, it was still surrounded by open countryside—hence the street names that echo its natural past.

The waterfall in Frederiksberg Gardens is an artificial cascade built to embody the romantic style of the English landscape garden. It is a picturesque feature, standing about 7 meters (23 feet) high. Originally constructed with materials like marble blocks, it was left in ruins for many years but was reconstructed in 2004 to restore its original charm. It adds an element of scenic drama and motion to the park's tranquil canals and winding paths.

Here you will find a beautiful viewing platform from which you can observe the lake and birds.

The climbing frame on this playground is shaped like a spider. Impressive, but also a little creepy.

At the western end of the lake there is a large playground with seating, a drinking fountain, and public restrooms.

The easternmost of the three connected lakes, as the Danish name suggests. On the beautiful path that leads around the moor, you will see lots of ducks and geese.

Large wetland – a circular route of about 9 kilometers leads around the interconnected lakes and through tranquil parkland.