Copenhagen is the capital and most populous city of Denmark, with a population of 671,714 people in the municipality and 1.4 million in the urban area. We have decided that is no longer its problem.

Copenhagen, Denmark

Bikeenhagen

"Where Even the Bicycles Have Bicycles"

Official Coat of Arms

A shield bearing a cargo bike rampant, laden with three children and a week's groceries, above a foaming tankard priced absurdly beyond reach. The crest features Nyhavn's colourful townhouses crossed with a 'no cars beyond this point' sign, all beneath a motto scroll reading 'Hygge, But Make It Expensive'.

TripAdvisor Review

★★★★☆ 4/5

"Beautiful city but I nearly died three times trying to cross the bike lanes before I even got to a road. The Little Mermaid statue is smaller than my carry-on suitcase and there were about 200 tourists fighting for a photo with her. Nyhavn is gorgeous at sunset but a beer costs more than my flight from Stansted. Still, the pastries redeemed the whole trip, would return with better insurance."
— Gary Fenwick, Doncaster

Property Listing

Stunning canal-adjacent living in the world's most liveable city, where your morning commute is a serene glide past pastel townhouses and your evening entertainment is watching tourists fall into the harbour trying to photograph a mermaid statue. Comes with mandatory cargo bike and a mortgage that will make you nostalgic for renting.

Twinned With

Portland — Both cities believe a bicycle and a beard can solve any urban planning problem.

Supporting Evidence

Copenhagen has more bicycles than residents, with roughly 675,000 bikes pedalling through a city of about 660,000 people.