コンゲルンデンでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Between the treetops, you can see airplanes from the nearby airport.

Kongelunden on Amager is a versatile destination for nature lovers, cyclists, and walkers. The mix of 150-year-old oaks, rare plants, and over 300 different bird species makes the forest a truly special experience. The forest was planted starting in 1818, after Amager had been completely treeless since the Swedish wars of the 17th century. Large-scale reforestation with oaks followed in 1830, later joined by chestnut trees, walnut trees, and a variety of wild plants such as wild garlic, elderberry, and mirabelle plums. Wildlife ranges from pheasants and deer to foxes, rare insects, and migratory birds in the spring.

Nice fast surface, pay attention for other users of the paths.

The marking is intended to show the expansion goal of coastal protection in order to protect Dragör from a once-in-a-century storm surge.

A fantastic view of nature 💚 and the bay 💙....

good place for a coffee-to-go and an ice cream

The fort also has a shelter for overnight stays and a toilet. It is now also located on the "Amarminoen".

The fort was built as part of a large fortification system around Copenhagen between 1914 and 1916. From the fort, the entire bay at Køge could be monitored. The fortification was equipped with four howitzers and six cannons. The fort, like most other parts of the fortifications, can be visited. Further information can be found here: http://www.befaestningen.dk/