CopenHill København

One very interesting fact about CopenHill is that it's not just a waste-to-energy power plant; it's also home to the world's tallest artificial climbing wall, reaching a height of 85 meters (279 feet)!! Climbers can ascend the exterior of the plant's sloping roof, offering a unique and exhilarating experience with stunning views of Copenhagen from the top.

It's really great to stand up on the roof and see all of Copenhagen. I thought it was good that you could get up there for free and look at everything. There is also a huge climbing wall here that can be interesting for all climbers.

Actually everything should be open. Unfortunately that wasn't the case. No ski lift, no bar, no café, nothing was open. It's very good that you can get to the rooftop for free either on foot or by elevator. A highlight is the 85m high climbing wall. The view over Copenhagen is magnificent. The architecture of the waste incineration plant is very impressive.

Nice view, terrace could have been designed a little nicer, unfortunately no culinary offerings at our time, ride in the elevator is very interesting because you can watch the mill incineration plant

There is rooftop cafe and it has really nice view. You can go up by walk or with elevator. Elevators with glass walls can be intimidating due to their openness if you have fear of heights.

I think Copenhill is becoming one of the greatest and greenest project and might be Denmark super proud. Beside it was a big project worth the US$500billion if I’m not mistaken, it also very much contributing to sustainability, green environment with their main purpose for recycling garbage. There are also so many cafe inside the building, and so much sport activities we can do like ski sloping for training, wall climbing, and vertical running from the parking lot through the rooftops. Amazing view and I think it’s a sunset spot also, but unfortunately when I visited last week it was foggy, so sad, otherwise you can see beautiful view from the top of Copenhill with the river and city lights. And also the Cafe at the rooftop is genuinely amazing. We visited there with my friend’s daughter, she’s 9 and the cafe’s waitress gave her free pancakes knowing that it will be delightful for her. Thank you very much! We hope we can visit again later and try all the sport activities!

Even if it is a bit of a pain to get to it is a really cool man made hill in Copenhagen and gives you good views of Copenhagen and the port. I took the walked up in probably 10-15 minutes.

You don't need to skii to visit this place. Walk up is worth the views of the city.

The view is great but the skiing is tougher than regular skiing on snow and the system they have to get you up is honestly terrible. Granted it was my first time on a synthetic ski slope but I have been on skis before and this was a nightmare. There was a guy on the day I was there who was a pro and was fantastic. But I couldn't get used to it on the day. So do it to try it and have some fun but don't expect to be a pro immediately. I'd rather recommend you just walk up for free and enjoy the view.

CopenHill is an extraordinary fusion of sustainability and adventure, boasting an innovative waste-to-energy power plant topped with an exhilarating artificial ski slope. The breath-taking panoramic views from the top, the eco-friendly energy concept, and the adrenaline-pumping skiing experience make it a one-of-a-kind destination. Whether you're an avid skier or simply seeking an eco-conscious marvel, CopenHill delivers an unforgettable and thrilling experience. The commitment to sustainability and the unique combination of industry and recreation make it a standout attraction, showcasing Copenhagen's progressive and creative spirit. Highly recommended for those looking to blend environmental awareness with outdoor excitement.