4.7 ·
Escape to Kalvebod Fælled, a wide wetland reserve at Copenhagen's southern edge where sea eagles and fallow deer share the landscape. Cycle or hike the trails past meadows, art installations and open water.
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Kalvebod Fælled is an expansive stretch of wetlands, meadows and woodland on the edge of Copenhagen, far quieter than the city's central parks. Well-kept bicycle and walking trails cross a wide landscape dotted with cows, wildflowers and small art installations, while the Google summary highlights ducks, waders, sea eagles, a birch forest and fallow deer.
Reviewers praise it for running, cycling and birdwatching, including large flocks moving overhead and birds of prey. Open around the clock and free, it rewards a two-hour visit and has a solitary, spacious feel that appeals to independent explorers.
Kalvebod Fælled is an expansive stretch of wetlands, meadows and woodland on the edge of Copenhagen, far quieter than the city's central parks. Well-kept bicycle and walking trails cross a wide landscape dotted with cows, wildflowers and small art installations, while the Google summary highlights ducks, waders, sea eagles, a birch forest and fallow deer.
Reviewers praise it for running, cycling and birdwatching, including large flocks moving overhead and birds of prey. Open around the clock and free, it rewards a two-hour visit and has a solitary, spacious feel that appeals to independent explorers.
Duration
2h
Best time
early morning, morning, afternoon or early evening
Intensity
Active — lots of walking
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This large nature preserve is ideal of biking, running, or going on a long hike. A wide landscape of wetlands dotted with cows and wildflowers, interspersed with woods and art installations. Great area of bird-watching.
Bruno Gabriel
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