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Explore Nordhavn, Copenhagen’s cutting-edge harbor district, with the Danish Architecture Centre. This new neighborhood in the northern part of the city’s harbor showcases sustainable innovations, creative transformations, harbor baths, and an award-winning rooftop playground. Join us as we uncover the story of Copenhagen’s latest urban development.
Not long ago, this area was a bustling industrial hub, filled with workers in blue uniforms, noisy machinery, and the sounds of heavy industry. Today, it has been transformed into a vibrant harbor district with residential spaces, recreational areas, and cultural landmarks – all beautifully designed with sustainability in mind. Nordhavn is now home to award-winning architecture, reimagined industrial silos, an extended Metro line, and carefully preserved elements of the harbor’s industrial past.
Our journey begins at DAC in BLOX, located on the harbor front in central Copenhagen. From there, we’ll walk to the nearest Metro station (M4) and continue the tour on foot, starting from Nordhavn Station.
Tour Highlights:
- BIG’s Headquarters – A striking architectural design (BIG, 2023).
- Lüders Parking Garage – Featuring a rooftop sports facility (JAJA Architects, 2016).
- The Silo – A former industrial silo transformed into luxury apartments (Cobe, 2017).
- Nordøen – A stunning office building (Tredje Natur, Vilhelm Lauritzen, 2024).
- The Nordhavn Masterplan – An innovative urban strategy shaping the district’s future (Cobe, 2008).
(Note: The tour does not include entry to these buildings/sites.)
Practical Information:
- Starting Point: Danish Architecture Centre (Welcome Desk), Bryghuspladsen 10, 1473 Copenhagen.
- Ending Point: Orientkaj Metro Station (M4 Line).
- Route Length: 3.5 km.
- Tickets: Your tour ticket includes free admission to DAC on the day of the tour.
- Transportation: To participate, you’ll need one of the following: 1) A single Metro ticket to Nordhavn Station, 2) A day pass or your transit card (Rejsekort), 3) A Copenhagen Card (includes transportation). Metro tickets can also be purchased at DAC’s Welcome Desk if needed.
- Guide: One of DAC’s knowledgeable, English-speaking guides will lead the tour.
- Children: Free for those under 18 (maximum two children per adult). All children must have a ticket.
- Weather: The tour runs regardless of weather, so bring an umbrella or sun hat as needed.
- Accessibility: The tour is designed to accommodate all participants.
Join us to experience Nordhavn’s transformation from an industrial hub to a modern, sustainable neighborhood redefining urban living in Copenhagen.
This tour can also be booked as a private group tour on a date which suits you.
For more information about private group tours, please reach out at booking@dac.dk
Photo: Thomas Kyhn