Sally Due Sperling will be the new hostess at Danhostel Esbjerg on January 1, 2020. She will replace Marianne and Børge Bull who will say goodbye after 23 wonderful years as hosts at Danhostel Esbjerg. Sally is not a stranger to Danhostel as she is the current hostess at Danhostel Kolding and will say goodbye at the end of 2019.
Copenhagen's Bridges
Copenhagen has many bridges which link different parts of the city and surrounding areas. So whether you drive, bike or walk, you can get to your destination quickly because there is a bridge conveniently located near where you want to go.
Copenhagen has many bridges which provide easy access to various parts of the city and surrounding areas. Special emphasis has been placed on creating bridges for cyclists and pedestrians. Bridges are the perfect solution as they take you to your destination faster especially over the waterways and you do not get caught up in traffic. Copenhagen’s pedestrian, bicycle and road bridges come in all shapes, lengths and sizes. Here are some you might use when you come to Copenhagen.
The Circle Bridge connects Christiansbro to Applebys Plads. This unique 35 m long swing bridge has five circular bases, each with its own masts. Three of the circular bases are movable to allow the boats to pass.
The Inner Harbour Bridge (Inderhavnsbroen) is a bicycle bridge which joins Havngade at Nyhavn to Christianshavn. It is perfect for walkers and cyclists. If you are in the inner city and would like to get to places such as Christianshavn without using public transport, this is the bridge for you. The bridge is only 180 m long. The bridges, Trangravsbroen and Proviantbroen, are close by.
Cykelslangen, known as the Cycle Snake is an elevated 220 m long bicycle bridge, which connects Vesterbro to Islands Brygge. This bridge connects to another bridge called Bryggebroen.
Dronning Louise’s Bridge is a road bridge between the lakes and connects Frederiksborggade and Nørrebrogade. The new 5C bus runs on this bridge, so take a trip or just walk from Nørreport Station. As seen from the picture, this is a hangout for young people to bring their, coffee, water or drinks and spend time together.
The Øresund Bridge is a 16-km long bridge which links Denmark to Malmö, Sweden. The island of Peberholm links the bridge to a 4 km-long tunnel which was built in the Øresund seabed. A trip across the bridge from the Copenhagen area takes you to the beautiful, trendy city of Malmö in Sweden. Plan a one-day trip by car or train. It is only just over 30 minutes from Copenhagen Central Station.
Here is a list of other bridges around Copenhagen that might come in handy in your travels.
Pedestrian Bridge
- Gefionbroen
Bicycle Bridges
- Bryggebroen
- Dyssebroen
- Proviantbroen
- Trangravsbroen
Road Bridges
- Langebro
- Knippelsbro
- Teglværksbro
- Stormbroen
- Højbro
- Marmorbroen
- Fredensbro
- Christian IV’s Bridge
- Kastels Bridge
- Holmens Bridge
- Nyhavn Bridge
- Prinsens Bridge
- Snorre Bridge
- Wilders Bridge
Need Accommodation while in Copenhagen?
Danhostel Copenhagen City is centrally located just a few minutes from the Main Station.
Danhostel Copenhagen Bellahøj lies in quiet surroundings just 15 minutes from the city.
Danhostel Copenhagen Amager is next to Amagerfælled in the area known as Ørestad.
Danhostel Copenhagen Bellahøj lies in quiet surroundings just 15 minutes from the city.
Danhostel Copenhagen Amager is next to Amagerfælled in the area known as Ørestad.
Danhostel Esbjerg has a New Hostess
Danhostel Ebeltoft has already implemented 4 of the 17 UN World Goals
In the spring of 2019, the Danhostel brand published a manifesto and new strategy to implement the 17 UN Sustainable Goals over the coming years. Several Danhostels have already embraced many of the initiatives. Danhostel Ebeltoft has already implemented 4 of the 17 World Goals.