CopenHill (Amager Bakke)

Alice Vassy★★★★★★★★★★5.0a month ago

This non-turisty place is so underrated but it`s a true gem and must see it. Although it is not in the center, it`s is worth cycling there. In fact it`s the garbage center, nothing reminds you of it, it burn thousen of tons of non-recicleble waste annualy, it has the biggest climbing wall on earth and a ski slope, you can use it all year around. The glass elevator takes you to the top while you can see inside the "factory", nothing just pipes and containers. On top is a cute bar, perfect place to have a coffee or a cold beer. The view is breathtaking ! Highly recommend !

mike★★★★★★★★★★5.08 months ago

The building is a perfect blend of modern architeture achievements, sustainability technology advancements and panoramic view between the land and the sea. The ski track on the rooftop makes this place a great city attraction and looks surreal. I'd recommend to climb to the top on foot insted of elevator.

gina tor★★★★★★★★★★5.07 months ago

It is impressive how incineration plant was transformed to a public attraction. It is free to take the elevator and go to the rooftop. There is 360 degrees of panoramic view of Copenhagen. There is a public transportation passing just in front of it, connecting Copenhill to the city center. During elevator ride, you get to see inside the plant, totally crazy experience.

Jon Leskovec★★★★★★★★★★5.05 months ago

A crazy experience! Would highly recommend to visit it. You can visit the top for free - go with an elevator or walk a scenic hike on the outer side of the building. Haven't tried it, but the climbing wall looks insane. The view are just amazing! You can see far in the distance in every direction! The sea, the city, wind turbines ... You can arrive by bus, there is also ample parking.

Heather Eaglenest★★★★★★★★★★5.06 months ago

Such a cool place actually! Free lift up, we didn’t do the skiing, but it was cosy sat in the bar and they were playing Radiohead in the background haha. Only a short bus ride away from the centre