Knippelsbro

The Knippelsbro (Knippels Bridge) is a historic bridge located in the heart of Copenhagen, Denmark. It was built in 1937 and spans the Inner Harbour of Copenhagen, connecting the Christianshavn and Slotsholmen neighborhoods.

The bridge is known for its distinctive double-leaf bascule design, which allows it to open to allow large ships to pass through. The bridge is also adorned with several sculptures and decorations, including a bronze statue of the city's founder, Bishop Absalon.

The Knippelsbro is an important transportation route in Copenhagen, carrying both vehicular and pedestrian traffic across the harbor. It is also a popular spot for tourists, who can walk across the bridge and enjoy stunning views of the harbor and the surrounding cityscape.

Over the years, the Knippelsbro has become a beloved symbol of Copenhagen, and it is considered one of the city's most iconic landmarks. Its unique design, historic significance, and beautiful views make it a must-visit destination for anyone...

Nice old bridge (this version from 1908) with bridge guards towers.

If you are lucky, you might see this one lifted. It doesn't happen often, because it is one of the main bridges connecting Amager to Zealand. Next bridge to Southwest is pedestrian bridge Lille Langebro, which a turning bridge. One to Northeast is Inderhavnsbroen, also a pedestrian bridge, and that is a pulling bridge (sliding straight towards the sides...

Beautiful place. You can enjoy the sunset here. Also it has easy transportation. Apart from that you can get on 991 from here. Some people also come for swimming in the summers.Has beautiful scenerio. It has stairs to go down to the cannel. Few cafe and bars are also available here. Always cold breeze comes from the cannel and it feels refreshing during the summer. The metro station is also 5min from here....