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Sortedams Sø is one of the "Lakes" in central Copenhagen, known for its wide, gravel paths that are a staple for the city's joggers and commuters. Its name, meaning "Black Pond Lake," reflects its history as a former part of the city's fortification system, now serving as a popular urban space for locals and tourists to enjoy the outdoors.

It's quite pleasant to walk along the water here, however, in good weather during the summer it can be quite difficult to get through with all the tourists and locals eager to swim.

A beautiful and natural path along Lynbgy Lake. The path can become very muddy and flooded quickly after rain, so I only recommend visiting in reasonably dry weather. The footpath is also quite narrow, which means that it can get quite congested on weekends when the weather is good. Although cycling is permitted, I would advise against it due to the narrowness of the path, and even a jog can be somewhat strenuous when the path is busy.

A wooden bridge spanning the access channel between Bagsværdsø and Lyngbysø. Quite steep, but easily walkable thanks to small wooden planks.

A boardwalk leads through the swamp; a little further on there is a bench where you can take a break and let your gaze wander over the wetland.

Beautiful wooden tower for bird watching at the southwestern tip of the lake. You can reach it via an idyllic footbridge.

An old citadel that was once integrated into the city fortifications, still under military control today, but at least open to the public from the outside

Still in military use, but open to tourists