A very warm day in Copenhagen
Starting in Ørestad, not many trains today, so I'm taking the Metro to one of the new areas in Copenhagen
The line to Vestamager opened in 2002, including the station here in Ørestad
Nordhavn station opened in 2020
Nordhavn is located in the old industrial harbor area and has been redeveloped. Nordhavn consists of urban islands connected by pedestrian-friendly roads that incorporate cyclist expressways. This district is planned to become the largest metropolitan development in northern Europe. The agency By og Havn has proposed developing Nordhavn as a new city district with 40,000 residents and 40,000 jobs. In December 2024, Nordhavn had about 6000 residents. The urban planners of Nordhavn city district have courted controversy when proposing a 15-minute city where cars are not welcome. (Wikipedia)
S-Tog line is passing by here
The streets in Nordhavn are named after harbor cities in Europe
Go Nordic Cruiseline terminal for a ferry to Oslo
Summer cruise liners terminal
People living in Nordhavn have the opportunity to take a swim right outside their home.
Malmö can be seen from here
Orientkaj metro station
Instead of taking the metro back to airport, I'm renting a bicycle
Riding through all Copenhagen
Copenhagen has an excellent bicycle network
Something to hold on when there is red light
Rosenborg slot
Nyhavn
Traffic bicycle jam
Amager beach
I'm getting closer to the airport
Small and big planes landing in Kastrup
It is possible to bicycle all the way to the airport
Today in the lounge - burgers
Bridge seen from the plane
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