Welcome to
Copenhagen Harbour

Experience the massive waterfront party during the Distortion festival.

Denmark's largest cultural and harbor festival invites everyone to feel the city's pulse from the water side.

Jump into the clean harbor water right in the city center at the iconic Islands Brygge Harbour Bath. A true summer paradise for water lovers of all ages.

Glide silently through the Copenhagen canals on a paddleboard. A fun, active, and eco-friendly way to see the city from the water surface.

Step aboard a historic ferry or sit by the canal to enjoy traditional Danish food and homemade aquavit in a truly nautical setting.

Mikkeller Baghaven on Refshaleøen offers a unique maritime craft beer experience, specializing in spontaneously fermented beers aged in oak barrels. Enjoy exceptional brews by the water, surrounded by Copenhagen's industrial heritage and harbor views.

The royal ship, or as the local call it 'the king-ship', is when not on tour moored in the middle of the port.

Experience the ultimate thrill with Denmark's only bungy jump! A 69-meter leap from a crane at Refshaleøen with a spectacular view of the harbor.

Introduction to a Historic Megaproject Copenhagen is a city in constant change. From the historic bridge districts to the modern architecture in Nordhavn and Ørestad, the Danish capital has always managed to reinvent itself. But no project in recent Danish history is as ambitious, debated, and geographically transformative as Lynetteholm. The new artificial peninsula, which is currently rising from the seabed in the Øresund strait between Nordhavn and Refshaleøen, is not just an expansion of the city's area; it is a multifunctional answer to two of the capital's biggest challenges: future climate change and a housing shortage.

Explore Copenhagen's canals and harbor in a meticulously restored classic Venetian water taxi. Enjoy a personalized guided tour with a private skipper.