Parks & Water
In Copenhagen
Discover green parks and scenic waterways in the heart of Copenhagen
Parks & Water in Copenhagen
Parks & Water in Copenhagen
In the midst of bustling Copenhagen, you’ll find a surprising number of beautiful and peaceful natural spots. Copenview guides you to the most atmospheric green spaces and historic canals in the city center – perfect for relaxation, walks, and visual inspiration.
From royal gardens to modern urban parks, central Copenhagen offers both classic charm and vibrant city nature. Visit The King’s Garden, Denmark’s oldest Renaissance park, or take a break in Ørstedsparken, where a tranquil lake and leafy trees offer a special kind of calm. Along the harbor, you’ll find The Opera Park, a newly designed green space blending architecture and waterfront views. You can also explore history at the Citadel or immerse yourself in exotic plants from around the world in The Botanical Garden.
Copenhagen also hides several hidden gems, where nature and calm unfold just off the beaten path. The Royal Library Garden is a peaceful courtyard tucked behind the Black Diamond. Langelinieparken features wide lawns, flowerbeds, and sea views. And at Holmens Cemetery, you’ll find peace and reflection in beautiful green surroundings – a quiet spot in the middle of the city where time seems to slow down.
The city’s many canals – Christianshavn Canal, Frederiksholm Canal, and Slotsholm Canal – wind through the oldest neighborhoods and give Copenhagen its distinct character. Here, you can experience the city from a whole new perspective on foot, from the bridges, or on the water.
The city center holds far more nature, water, and atmosphere than you might expect, and Copenview shows you the way.
Parks & Water in Copenhagen
In the midst of bustling Copenhagen, you’ll find a surprising number of beautiful and peaceful natural spots. Copenview guides you to the most atmospheric green spaces and historic canals in the city center – perfect for relaxation, walks, and visual inspiration.
From royal gardens to modern urban parks, central Copenhagen offers both classic charm and vibrant city nature. Visit The King’s Garden, Denmark’s oldest Renaissance park, or take a break in Ørstedsparken, where a tranquil lake and leafy trees offer a special kind of calm. Along the harbor, you’ll find The Opera Park, a newly designed green space blending architecture and waterfront views. You can also explore history at the Citadel or immerse yourself in exotic plants from around the world in The Botanical Garden.
Copenhagen also hides several hidden gems, where nature and calm unfold just off the beaten path. The Royal Library Garden is a peaceful courtyard tucked behind the Black Diamond. Langelinieparken features wide lawns, flowerbeds, and sea views. And at Holmens Cemetery, you’ll find peace and reflection in beautiful green surroundings – a quiet spot in the middle of the city where time seems to slow down.
The city’s many canals – Christianshavn Canal, Frederiksholm Canal, and Slotsholm Canal – wind through the oldest neighborhoods and give Copenhagen its distinct character. Here, you can experience the city from a whole new perspective on foot, from the bridges, or on the water.
The city center holds far more nature, water, and atmosphere than you might expect, and Copenview shows you the way.