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Parker og grønt · Amager Vest
Amager Fælled
A large area of semi-wild common land on northern Amager, with meadows, scrub, ponds and gravel paths, used for walking, running and birdwatching. It adjoins the larger Kalvebod Fælled to the south and is reachable from the Islands Brygge and DR Byen metro stations. Entry is free; parts have been the subject of long-running development disputes.
Parker og grønt · Amager Øst
Amager Strandpark
A 60-hectare seaside park on Amager with 4.6 km of beaches, founded in 1934 and extended in 2005 with a 2 km artificial island separated from the old shore by a lagoon crossed by three bridges. The north end is more natural, the south end a city beach with a promenade; there is a marina, a kayak club with rentals and a café, windsurfing schools, saunas, shallow areas for children and a 1,000 m swimming course. Three M2 metro stations serve it: Øresund, Amager Strand and Femøren.
Parker og grønt · Nørrebro
Assistens Kirkegård
A large 18th-century cemetery in Nørrebro that doubles as a public park, with tree-lined avenues used for walking, cycling and sitting. Hans Christian Andersen, Søren Kierkegaard and Niels Bohr are buried here. Entry is free; it is bounded by Jægersborggade on one side.
Parker og grønt · Indre By
Botanisk Have
The university's botanical garden at Gothersgade 128, laid out on the old rampart line with a lake in the former moat, next to SMK and Rosenborg. Admission to the garden itself is free; the Palm House and Butterfly House require a paid ticket and timed slot. IMPORTANT: access to parts of the Palm House is currently limited by renovation works, and a new Natural History Museum building on the site is under construction.
Parker og grønt · Amager Øst / Refshaleøen side
CopenHill (Amager Bakke)
A recreational hill built on the roof of the Amager Bakke waste-to-energy plant at Vindmøllevej 6, designed by BIG. It carries a year-round dry ski and snowboard slope with lessons, a sledding course, a running and hiking route, a rooftop café and restaurant terrace, and what the operator describes as the world's tallest climbing wall. Rooftop access is free; skiing, sledding and climbing are paid, and the site can close in storms.
Parker og grønt · Klampenborg, Lyngby-Taarbæk (reached by C-line S-train to Klampenborg)
Jægersborg Dyrehave
An 11 km2 former royal hunting forest north of Copenhagen in Lyngby-Taarbæk, holding around 2,100 deer (about 1,700 fallow, 300 red and 100 sika). At its centre is the Eremitage hunting lodge from Christian VI's reign, at the hub of a star-shaped system of par force hunting roads. In July 2015 it was inscribed as part of the UNESCO World Heritage site 'The par force hunting landscape in North Zealand', and Dyrehavsbakken (Bakken), the world's oldest surviving amusement park, sits at its edge.
Parker og grønt · Østerbro
Fælledparken
Copenhagen's largest park, laid out on former common land in Østerbro in the early 20th century, with open lawns, sports pitches, a skate park and playgrounds. It hosts the annual 1 May labour gathering and Copenhagen Carnival, and sits next to Parken stadium and the national hospital. Entry is free.
Parker og grønt · Frederiksberg
Frederiksberg Have
A 31.7-hectare romantic English landscape garden begun by Frederik IV in the 1690s and remodelled in the 1790s, with lakes, canals, lawns, grottoes, temples and a Chinese Pavilion of 1803 on an artificial island. Frederiksberg Palace overlooks it, and the Copenhagen Zoo elephant enclosure is visible from the park across a simple fence. Public access has been unrestricted since 1865 and the park is free.
Parker og grønt · Frederiksberg
Københavns Zoo
One of the oldest zoos in Europe, at Roskildevej 32 on the Frederiksberg/Valby border between Frederiksberg Have and Søndermarken. Features include the 43.5 m Zoo Tower with panoramic views and a recently opened 160 m Leopard Trail. Tickets start from 160 DKK and are valid for one year; at the time of checking it was open 09:00-20:00.
Parker og grønt · Indre By
Kongens Have (Rosenborg Slotshave)
Denmark's oldest royal garden, laid out by Christian IV in the early 17th century around Rosenborg Castle, and the most visited park in central Copenhagen. It has formal avenues, a rose garden, a herbaceous border and lawns used heavily for picnics in summer. Entry is free; the garden closes at night.
Parker og grønt · Indre By
Ørstedsparken
A small central park laid out in 1879 on a surviving stretch of the old city ramparts, keeping the bastion contours and a lake in the former moat. It contains a collection of 19th-century sculptures and is a short walk from Nørreport. Entry is free and it closes at night.
Parker og grønt · Indre By / Østerbro border
Østre Anlæg
A landscaped park on the old eastern ramparts between SMK and Kastellet, with a lake in the former moat, undulating ground and mature trees. SMK's glass 'Street of Sculptures' walkway overlooks it, and it links the Botanical Garden with the Langelinie/Kastellet area. Entry is free.
Parker og grønt · Frederiksberg
Søndermarken
A 32.3-hectare wooded landscape park on the south side of Roskildevej, facing Frederiksberg Have across the road and adjoining Copenhagen Zoo. The Cisterns art venue lies underground beneath it. Entry is free and it is quieter and shadier than Frederiksberg Have.
Parker og grønt · Nørrebro
Superkilen
A wedge-shaped public space in Nørrebro opened in June 2012, designed by the artist group Superflex with Bjarke Ingels Group and Topotek1. It runs in three zones: the Red Square (recreation, painted red, orange and pink), the Black Market (a fountain square with grills and palm trees) and the Green Park (grass hills for picnics and dog walking). It contains 108 objects gathered from the home countries of local residents, including Iraqi swings, a Soviet bus stop, a Moroccan fountain and English litter bins, each labelled in Danish and its own language.
Parker og grønt · Indre By / Vesterbro border
Tivoli
A pleasure garden and amusement park opened in 1843 at Vesterbrogade 3 beside Copenhagen Central Station, the third-oldest amusement park in the world. It combines gardens, rides, restaurants and concert venues and operates in seasons rather than year-round: the 2026 summer season runs 7 April to 20 September, with separate Halloween and Christmas seasons. Tickets are sold as entrance-only or entrance plus a ride pass.