덴마크 수도권 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

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 truly worthwhile highlight.

One of Copenhagen's lakes with cycleways as well as pedestrian paths for running and walking around. The lakes are quite shallow and can be smelly when the water is low, but in general they are very pretty and popular for recreation amongst locals. Swimming is not allowed, but there's some bars and cafés along the lakes and there are many birds to spot.

Fugleøen = Bird island, and that's what it is

The bridge is intended to resemble sailing ships with their masts. Designer Elíasson described his inspiration as follows: "While working on the bridge, I remembered the fishing boats I had seen as a child in Iceland. In the harbor, the boats were often moored right next to each other, and sometimes it seemed as if you could even cross the harbor by walking from boat to boat. ... Up to 5,000 people will cross this bridge every day. I hope that these people will use Cirkelbroen as a meeting point and that the bridge's zigzag design will encourage them to slow down and take a break."

Cirkelbroen (The Circle Bridge) is a pedestrian bridge in Copenhagen, completed in 2015 and designed by the Danish-Icelandic artist Ólafur Elíasson. It consists of five connected circular platforms of varying sizes, each with a mast and wire ropes. These are intended to evoke associations with sailing ships. The Mayor of Copenhagen described the bridge as a landmark at the inauguration.

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