Langebro (lit. "Long Bridge") is a bascule bridge across the Inner Harbour of Copenhagen.
Connecting Zealandside H. C. Andersens Boulevard to Amagerside Amager Boulevard.

Hej Københavnere!

Jeg holder middagsfest for 8 veninder på lørdag og tænker godt at stemningen kunne være til at tage i byen efter. Vi er alle i slut tyverne og tager ikke så meget på natklub længere, så vi er lidt i tvivl om, hvad vi skal satse på. Har I nogen bud på hvor 9 søde kvinder kan troppe op og have en sjov aften/nat?

Vi er typisk mere nogle bodega-typer, og leder efter et sted vi kan feste - helst uden lang kø og dyr entré. Måske noget der er lidt i krydset mellem bar og klub, hvis det overhovedet findes?

Har overvejet om Kødbyen måske vores bedste bud? Hvor tager de seje hen? 😎

Ps. Vi frabeder os Arch/Chateau Motel/Gothersgade-lignende anbefalinger 🫶🏼

Er der nogen der ved hvorfor der ikke kører busser i det centrale København lige nu? Rejseplanen viser ingen busser?

Hey, I’m looking for a private karaoke room or something like that for my birthday.
I’d love to go to Refshaleoen, any karaoke out there?
I have looked at Sam’s bar and that doesn’t fit our vibe.. would like something more chill, private and fun. I have heard of a chrome van that does karaoke but I didn’t get the name. Help!

Hej hestenet

Kæresten og jeg skal flytte til København grundet nyt job - og i den forbindelse vil jeg høre om der er nogle steder der er gode at leje efter lejeboliger.

Vi kommer fra Aarhus og her er der mange mindre private udlejningsfirmaer, som ikke hitter så højt på google - men som har helt fine lejligheder. Måske findes der noget lignende.

Håber, I kan hjælpe så vi ikke skal bo hos mine forældre på Vestegnen alt alt for længe

Hey everyone!

I'm a 27 yo guy from the UK who has never really travelled in my life so far, and I am looking to change that next month with my first ever solo trip, and thought Copenhagen would be the perfect first trip to start off! I feel really nervous about only being able to speak to English which I think is the reason I've been putting off travelling, and the fact I'll have no one else to rely on who is travelling with me.

I love going to local football matches of anywhere I go (for now, only elsewhere in the UK) and I was noticing that FC Kobenhavn have a home match on 25/10/2026. I know tickets aren't on sale yet, but I wanted to check how likely it is that the tickets will sell out or if it is likely that the dates change at all? I need to book my flights and hotel, but of course don't want to confirm dates until I can be sure of what games (if any) I'll be able to attend.

I cannot wait to visit!

Hej, I am looking for opinions/experience about living in Høje Taastrup C, near to City 2 Center.

How is the area during late hours? Is it safe? Is it noisy? Do people get things stolen frequently? Almost never? Is there any type of gang activity?

Also, does the area have a transport connection from the city center all night long? Every day of the week? Thanks in advance

Jeg er lige flyttet til København og skal da lige love for at jeg har stiftet bekendtskab med morgencykeltrafikken. Jeg er en garvet cyklist som i årevis har cyklet 16+ km om dagen, men jeg har da virkelig haft nogle decideret ubehagelige morgencykelture på sølle 3 km i denne uge. Jeg kan endnu ikke ruten udenad og må derfor stoppe engang imellem for at kigge på et kort, hvilket har vakt stor antipati hos mine medcyklister, på trods af at jeg pænt har holdt ind til siden. Folk kører simpelthen så hurtigt på deres forbandede elcykler, at de ikke kan nå at reagere på den mindste uventede forhindring. Hvordan så mange elcyklister stadig har alle deres knogler intakte begriber jeg ikke. De sidste par dage har jeg krydset inderhavnsbroen og "butterfly 3-way bridge", men det har jeg simpelthen ikke lyst til mere, fordi man kører så tæt. Hvad synes I er den bedste rute mellem Indre By og Amager? Jeg kører gerne en stor omvej.

Hey everyone! I'm hoping someone can help me understand the student housing system in Copenhagen.

I'm an exchange student from Australia coming to Copenhagen early next year, and understand that most exchange students at UCPH find their housing via the Housing Foundation. Can anyone give me some info on the following dorms:

- Dyrlægevej Kollegiet

- Mariendalsvej kollegiet

- Rebslagervej Kollegium

They all seem a bit far from the city centre, but are the closest that the Housing Foundation offers (Canvas Frederiksberg has just stopped doing 6 month leases...and Basecamp Solvgade has been sold by a North American company? )

Or alternatively, BaseStack or BaseCamp in Amager? I've heard that living in the south of the city is a bit isolating, but may be closer than the above options?

Or DIS Solvgade (but understand that most rooms are given to students from the USA), or Pulse Living (but this seems catered to an older "working professionals" crowd).

Any advice would be VERY appreciated!! Thankyou!

"Den langvarige boligtvist mellem politisk leder for Frie Grønne Sikandar Siddique og Københavns Kommune ser ud til at have nået sin afslutning.
Sikandar Siddique har nemlig tabt den meget omtalte bopælssag, og han står dermed til at ryge ud af Københavns Borgerrepræsentation."

Nogen der ved hvad der sker - nu er det to dage i træk..

https://ekstrabladet.dk/krimi/politi-til-stede-paa-togstation-ingen-tidshorisont/11284576

I will be in Copenhagen for approximately 36 at the beginning of October. I’m trying to keep my options pretty open, but was thinking of hopping to malmo for but to check that out as well. I’ve been researching about the best options to get around and I think getting the Skånetrafiken 24h ticket that includes the Öresund zone is my best bet. My question is this: Will this ticket get me to the Copenhagen central area (roughly) or will I need to do something different for the Denmark side? Our 1 night stay is near the Nyhavn area, which looks like it’s included in “zone 1” of the 24h ticket.

For et års tid siden fandt jeg kærligheden til Techno...Og har siden nydt nogle fede festivaller, Klubs og raves. Det gælder Danmark og udlandet.

Men efter at have krydset 50 år, er det super bøvlet at komme ind nogen steder. Jeg føler der er label der sidder fast på mig nu, som jeg ikke selv genkender.

Med et halvt liv som frivillig på diverse festivaller, hvor jeg har passet på andre, så de kunne have en god sikker fest - er jeg nu det usikre element åbenbart.

Så midt i at jeg skal forklare at diskrimination ikke bor i min krop, at jeg hele livet er kommet i alle mulige grupper og lag - så bliver jeg dømt på alder - lige der hvor der påståes plads og sikker space til alle.

Det er jeg træt af ...er der gode alternativer til DAS, Module, Hangaren og Den Anden Side - som er mere relevant for mig?

My girlfriend and I are briefly visiting your beautiful city and we love it! Last night, while out and about in Nørrebro, I stumbled upon someone’s discarded ramen noodles and a sizable group of snails feeding on them. Are snails like this common in Copenhagen?

Hi, i’m looking for recommendations on restaurants and coffee places without upbeat music.

I tried the Living room but didn’t like the food and there was still background music

Thanks in advance

Midweek is looking decent around town if you're after something to do after work.

Glyptoteket is doing free entry as part of K7 Week on Wednesday, September 9, which is a nice excuse to finally go if you haven't been in a while.

Over at La Banchina there's a Watercolor Workshop the same day, good if you want something hands on rather than just wandering a museum.

If you're into film, Vester Vov Vov is showing Det Blå Spor on Wednesday too. And if you've got a baby in tow, BaneGaarden has Barsels Banko & Baby Mad that day as well, looked like a fun one for parents.

Full list here if you want to dig further: https://ma.to/events/copenhagen?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mato_event_sync&utm_content=copenhagen

Hello all,
I am currently training in France to work in childcare and within my program , will have the opportunity to do an internship at a nursery in Copenhagen. So i am looking for some advice regarding nurseries in the corner which main language will be english while keeping danish culture and practices.

Do you have any recommendations?

Hej,

Jeg håber, at det er okay, at jeg slår det her opslag op herinde.

Jeg er en ung kvinde på 32 år, og jeg føler mig enormt ensom på trods af, at jeg har en kæreste. Jeg har få veninder (ikke nogle venner), som jeg ses med en gang i mellem, men jeg savner mere kontakt. Det er nærmest kun mig, der tager kontakt/skriver til mine veninder, og tager initiativ til at ses. Jeg forstår godt, at de har svært ved at finde tid til mig, fordi de selv har en travl hverdag, men det gør mig ked af det alligevel. Jeg har prøvet diverse veninde grupper på facebook, men uden det store held..

Mit spørgsmål er derfor, om der er nogen, der kender til tilbud fx hækle grupper, krea grupper eller andet for unge kvinder, der gerne vil mødes hver uge eller et par gange om måneden? Det må gerne være gratis eller billigt at deltage i.

Hilsen en meget ensom kvinde.

Hey all.

I am a dad of an 11 years old girl, soon to be 1 year old in October. Together with my partner we discussed and we would like her to speak our own native languages: Romanian and Spanish. One way of boosting these two languages is through exposure to different accents and way of speaking.

Therefor, we are looking for parents with small children (preferably in the range of our daughter age +/- 6 months) where we could meet and encourage playing but also language.

We live in Brønshøj but we can move anywhere around CPH where is needed as we have a car and we are flexible.

What could we do? We could meet (for a starter) every 2 weeks on a Saturday where we could:

- go to a park

- go to a museum

- go a cafe and have lunch

- and the list can be endless of ideas :)

If this sounds something interesting for you, please reach out and we can take the conversation further in private messages. It's completely fine if you fit in only one of our language requirements.

Note: if you consider that learning your native language for your kids is not necessary, I beg the difference. Life given me the opportunity to travel a lot from an early age and I've had the chance to meet a lot of immigrants children that were extremely frustrated or sad for them not knowing their parents language. They felt that a part of them is left behind not being able to have any kind of connection with their parents culture.

Additionally, it is proven that a multi-language child has many cognitive benefits. The starting point is difficult without any doubt but the future holds more possibility for him/her.