Not worth it for the time and money. Something that was supposed to be relaxing ended up being…read morequite stressful as you don't get nearly enough time fpr what ypu pay for

This is not just a indoor swimming pool. It is much more…read more The place was built in the early 1930ties. It was one of the first of it's kind in Denmark. The building was built to be a social gathering point, where family and friends could go for recreation and for a bath. Most homes didn't have bathroom at that time in history. Schoolchildren from Frederiksberg have leant to swim here ever since. Frederiksberg Svømmehal should not only be a place for the body but also for the mind. Wilhelm Lundstrøm did some beautiful mosaics for the walls. You can also find a lot of sculptures. I like the classic and functional look of building. Clearly the have done most of the conversion and modernization in the same spirit as it was done originally. At Frederiksberg Svømmehal you naturally can go for a swim and play in the water. Weekends and holidays they have a special area open for smaller children. It is also well renowned for the spa and wellness facilities. Fitness World also have a gym in the building. The 5th star could only come into play, if the got a 50 meter pool.

Well I must say it's not my favorite place to go for a swim. The cute green houses which is a…read moreprivate deck (getting in costs sth like 25 dkk per day or 200 dkk per year) is very cosy looking but last time I was there the beach was very very crowded and the water was full of seaweed.. You had to walk on seaweed to get to the actual water. Furthermore the sand area is quite small and not clean ( meaning that the sand is full of branches, big stones and stuff like that) so not many people enjoy the sand area but instead sit on the grass. And I don't mind sitting on the grass. I love parks! But parks are for that purpose. When I go to the beach I want to lie on the sand. So I definitely have some other beaches that I prefer over this one. However it's extremely nice for a walk as it has the fort on the background. So it is a nice place to go to. I would just choose another beach on a lovely sunny day..

On a week-long visit to Copenhagen, I went on a morning run in October 2021 to Amager Strandpark. I…read morehighly recommend it. Here's why: 1) Space: It's a beach with views of the industrial part of Copenhagen. During non-summer seasons, its less crowded and a great place to dog walk or run. 2) Design: There are two areas with restrooms and shops open during the winter. They are cement blocks, but with brutalist design. There are several restaurants nearby if you want to make a day of it!

This was a great little park to walk around and enjoy, beautiful!!!! It was so pretty with just a…read morelittle breeze. Worth the trip!