CopenHill København

A wild place! You can ski year-round at the waste incineration plant. You can climb the 80-meter-high building via steps or take the elevator to the café at the top. There was a jazz concert that day, so the climb cost 150 Danish kroner. The view was good, but there were some unpleasant smells here and there.

A cool place because the exit is at the top and it's free but the view is unfortunately not impressive. The view is mainly of the industrial part. The city itself is not very visible from above and that's because of the windows which are dirty. You can drive up while being at Reffen but it's definitely not worth it to do it specially.

OK, maybe not the first place you think of when visiting Copenhagen, but it's certainly one of the coolest. 85 meters high (plus the chimney) with a fabulous view of the city (in one direction) and Sweden (in the other) across the Øresund Bridge. You can go up and down by stairs or elevator, or even on skis 😉

Everything is sooo great, including a ski slope with ramps, climbing frame, and bouldering wall.

A great use of the facility for recreational and entertainment purposes. Beautiful views, just a bit of a garbage smell.

It wasn't as awesome as I expected. The views, as you can see from the pictures, weren't very exciting either. Also, it must be mentioned that it smells like a landfill.

The concept itself is unique! I had to go see it. I had intended to ski but there was a freestyle competition that day and the slope was not accessible to the public. I enjoyed going up to the top. I also liked the view. The costs of equipment rental + use of the slope are rather high. FYI: the young rental attendant suggested I rent for 2 hours to have enough time to adapt to the slope (if I had rented). Warning: unpleasant and intense odors at the top

Beautiful, spectacular views of Copenhagen. Free elevator access. A small kiosk at the top. Also fascinating is the background, the waste-to-energy plant it's built on.

Great place and a great idea to build something like this. Just walk up and enjoy the free view. If you're up for it, you can go skiing in Copenhagen in the summer.

An interesting proposition for active recreation