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Tomorrow, Copenhagen Half Marathon will take place for the fifth time in Copenhagen 🏃🏼♂️
This means that thousands of happy runners will run through the streets of Copenhagen and several streets will be closed for traffic. On the map, you can see where it is possible to drive.
To all the runners: HAVE A GREAT TIME! 🏅
Even in rainy weather, Copenhagen is still beautiful ☔️
📸 Repost from @koebenhavnsk
"One of my favourite sunday activities in Copenhagen is to grab a takeaway lunch from Torvehallerne KBH and then enjoy it at one of the hidden benches in Botanisk Have with a close friend. It really has a true Copenhagen vibe to it." – Sarah Aida Andersson, Copenhagener
📸 Daniel Rasmussen
Welcome to the year of 1989!
Last Friday, the Golden Days festival started, which is about zooming in on a special year and one event that changed the European map – the year is 1989.
1989 is the year when the Berlin Wall fell, Europe was reunited and the Soviet Union’s varnish began to crack. It’s also the year where the internet was born, the year ‘De Grønne Bude’ started cycling around Copenhagen and the year where Schlüter ‘swept something under the carpet’.
1989 was a turning point in world history with a clear ‘before’ and ‘after’.
The year will be illuminated with 150 events, around the Inner City of Copenhagen among others, that will last until September 22.
You can see more at goldendays.dk/
📸 Lech Walesa - Warszawa 4.4.1989 - Erazm Ciołek
Jack's hole in a Wall is definitely worth a visit! ☕️
The unique coffee shop is hidden in Jorcks Passage, and as the name implies, it’s probably one of the tiniest coffee shops in Copenhagen. And coziest, if you ask us.
If you stop by in the early hours, they’ll serve you coffee and croissants – and then at noon, the coffee shop transforms into an aperitivo-place, where you can enjoy freshly pressed juice, Italian beer, wine and snacks 🍷🥪
📸 Jack’s Hole in a Wall