Walk Around Lynetteholm

The ring is now complete, so for the first time you can experience the continuous stone dam around Copenhagen's new peninsula and storm surge barrier, and get a full sense of how large the peninsula will be.

What can you experience? Walking routes on Lynetteholm where you see Copenhagen and the Øresund strait from completely new angles, including accessible routes for people with mobility challenges. Learn about spectacular marine archaeological finds discovered in the area where Lynetteholm is being built. Live podcast recordings about the Battle of Reden with the hosts of the popular podcast Kongerækken and By & Havn's podcast series 'The Story of the Harbour' at 13:30. Children and the young at heart can try out the large construction machinery used to build the stone dam. Information booths where you can meet staff members working on Lynetteholm. Extensive information about the construction project and work on the storm surge barrier. Watch video and photos of H.M. King Frederik X closing the ring around Lynetteholm on 17 June 2026. Free coffee, water, fruit and snacks.

Traffic information will be sent out before the event, including parking options for cars and bicycles and public transport options by city bus and harbour bus. A photographer will be present at the event. According to GDPR rules, images will be used by By & Havn on their website, in newsletters and for PR purposes. Contact the photographer on the day if you do not wish to be photographed. If a photo of you as the main subject is taken and you later do not wish it to be used, you can contact By & Havn at info@byoghavn.dk and request that the image be deleted from their archive.

Due to safety reasons, we reserve the right to cancel if the weather on the day is not suitable for the event. The walking route is on gravel and uneven terrain in places, so wear your best walking boots. Toilets will be set up along the walking route on Lynetteholm and at the event site.