CopenHill
A waste-to-energy plant designed by BIG, with a ski slope on the roof and a café terrace.
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Opening hours to be checkedFreeVisit: 1 h 15With children
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This icon of recent Danish architecture can be climbed on foot or by lift, free of charge during opening hours. Skiing and tobogganing are booked separately, on the official website.
Our tipThe walkers’ trail and the lift are free. The site may close for private events or plant maintenance.
Opening hours published for November 2026 only (café, walkers, lift).
Visiting CopenHill: the essentials
How long should you allow?
Allow about 1 h 15 on site.
How much does it cost?
Walking and lift free; skiing and tobogganing charged.
How do you get there?
Bus or bike from Christianshavn; about 15 min by bike from the centre. Address: Vindmøllevej 6, 2300 København S.
Is the Copenhagen Card accepted?
It is not needed for free access.
Can you go when it rains?
The visit is mostly outdoors, so bring something to keep you dry.
In our routes
Nearby
- Designmuseum Danmark620 m as the crow flies
- Amalienborg and the changing of the guard690 m as the crow flies
- Nyhavn870 m as the crow flies
- Christiania980 m as the crow flies
Sources consulted on 2 November 2026