Port of Copenhagen

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Port of Copenhagen

Harbor · Christians Brygge

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Clean harbor for swimming, boat tours, and waterfront walks  

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Aug 7, 2025

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"Copenhagen's Inner Harbor When I first arrived in Copenhagen I struggled to figure out what to call the water channel that divides the island of Amager from central Copenhagen. It is counter intuitive, but the name the Danes have for it is the harbor, and a harbor it is. Environmental projects over the last century have invested heavily in cleaning up the harbor. They've paid off and it is now so clean that you can (and locals regularly do) swim in it. Though for safety reasons, swimming is limited to specific areas. One of my favorite ways to see the harbor is to take one of the water buses (included in a normal metro ticket) the length of the harbor. It lets you see a lot of the big sights in the city while relaxing all for the price of a metro ticket."

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Ian Pereira

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I could easily say that this is just a harbor, but I was frequently over there to take some coffee, just ride, sit down and see the sea planes, the place is pretty close Nyhavn and downtown so there is no sacrifice if you just ride over to discover new places. In this neighborhood there are many many places to visit as well. Go ahead!

Paul Onderwater

Google
Copenhagen harbour is a very large area to explore! So much to see and do in the different areas and both sides of the main canal are wonderful. The Nyhavn side is probably the most touristy, with palace, Little Mermaid, the central city, etc. The Opera House side is very nice as well, but seems more residential and industrial in some areas. Great maritime museum!

Sleepy Samurai

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Very nice place for an afternoon walk in Copenhagen.

Martin Rink

Google
There are numerous ways to start the evening with a good meal. It is of course the number 1 starting point for tourists. If you are traveling with a large group, I recommend booking in advance. (More than 4 people) You have more freedom with two people.

Mildred León

Google
A beautiful port! Vibrant, fun and colorful! Quite busy, but a place you shouldn't miss while in Copenhagen!

Susanne Reissig

Google
The royal yacht arrived

Hey VSauce (Michael here)

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Was not expecting hordes of grey-skinned Danish people attacking me and my crew. Also, a British ship was firing at our boat! Don't they understand that we need to leave Copenhagen???

Mikael Nilsson

Google
A very nice walking path, with amazing bildnings.