A trip to Copenhagen isn't complete without a stop at this outdoor street food market, boasting hip creative vibes and tons ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Bicycling is one of the primary means of transportation in Denmark. There are five times more bikes than cars in Copenhagen, its capital city. Here's how the city ...

Alternatively, download one of the local bike share apps, such as Donkey Republic, which allows you to pick up and drop off bikes in different locations.

The best way to get around Copenhagen is on foot and by bike, especially when the weather is cooperating. If you're tired (or cold), you'll find a modern public transportation system that features ...

Hop on a bike. The country is literally obsessed with cycling. The signs emerge as soon as you step outside of the international airport in Copenhagen. Full bike racks line every wall (yes ...

000km of bike routes and bike lanes across the country. They define our urban spaces and the way that we move about in cities like Copenhagen, the country’s capital. Every week day, cyclists in ...

What’s more, 41 percent of people in Copenhagen are biking to work every day, not because they can’t afford a car, but because it is easier, healthier and has become part of the culture. At Copenhagen ...