Copenhagen Bike Show Overview

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What To Wear

Dressing for Copenhagen in March requires some versatility, as the weather can be unpredictable and range from crisp and sunny to chilly and rainy. Here’s a guide to help you pack:

Layering is key:

• Base layer: Pack thin shirts or thermals to wear under sweaters or jackets.
• Mid layer: Pack sweaters, cardigans, or long-sleeved t-shirts for warmth and flexibility.
• Outer layer: A waterproof jacket with a hood is essential for unexpected showers. Consider a packable down jacket for colder evenings or windy days.

Bottomwear:

• Jeans: A dark wash pair is versatile and practical.
• Chinos: Lighter than jeans, good for warmer days.
• Wool or thermal leggings: For extra warmth under pants or skirts.

Footwear:

• Comfortable walking shoes: Waterproof boots are ideal for rainy days.
• Sneakers: Perfect for exploring the city and casual outings.

Other essentials:

• Scarf and hat: Keep you warm on windy days.
• Gloves: Optional, but useful for colder days.
• Umbrella: Pack a small, compact umbrella just in case.
• Sunglasses: Don’t forget them for those sunny days!

Places To Stay

With an estimated 24,000 rooms in Copenhagen there is plenty of choices to suit all budgets. We recommend that if you want to attend the Copenhagen Bike Show that you book your travel arrangements at least 6 months in advance.

• Budget: Urban House Copenhagen (Here) Around £60 a night at the time of the event. (Reviews)
• Mid Range: Grand Joanne (Here) Around £150 a night at the time of the event. (Reviews)
• Luxury: : Absalon Hotel Copenhagen (Here) Around £220 a night at the time of the event. (Reviews)

Food

Copenhagen offers a vibrant and diverse culinary scene, catering to all palates and budgets. Here’s a taste of what awaits you:

Traditional Danish favorites:

• Smørrebrød: Open-faced sandwiches piled high with delicious toppings like herring, roast beef, or pickled vegetables. 
• Flæskesteg: Crispy pork belly with crackling skin, often served with roasted potatoes and red cabbage.
• Frikadeller: Danish meatballs, typically made with pork or veal, served with boiled potatoes and parsley sauce.
• Æbleskiver: Danish apple doughnuts, often dusted with powdered sugar and jam. Perfect for a sweet treat!

Where to Eat

• Budget Eats: Sporvejen: Burgers & Omelettes (Here) Reviews
• Mid Range Eats: HYTTEFADET, Traditional & European (Here) Reviews
• Fine Dining: Soelleroed Kro, (Michelin) Danish & International (Here) Reviews
• Coffee Shops: Coffee Room |

The choices of food in Copenhagen is diverse in the variety to the price range. If you are a foodie then Copenhagen is a dream destination, visit the Copenhagen Bike Show during the day and eat the city by night.

Things To Do And See

• Nyhavn: This colourful harbour district with iconic canal houses is a picture-perfect starting point for any Copenhagen adventure.
• Amalienborg Palace: Witness the changing of the guard ceremony at the Queen’s Kings winter residence, or explore the opulent rooms of Rosenborg Castle nearby.
• Strøget: This long pedestrian street is lined with shops, cafes, and street performers, making it a lively and fun place to wander.
• Christiania: Explore this freetown with its laid-back atmosphere, colorful houses, and unique art installations.
• National Museum: Delve into Denmark’s Viking past, discover Danish design, and view ancient artifacts at this impressive museum.
• Outdoors & Activities: Kayak through the city’s canals, rent a bike and explore the charming neighborhoods, or visit Tivoli Gardens for a fairytale-like amusement park experience.
• National Museum: Delve into Denmark’s Viking past, discover Danish design, and view ancient artefacts at this impressive museum.

Why visit the Copenhagen Bike Show?

The Copenhagen Bike Show is a haven for anyone passionate about cycling, regardless of their experience or interests. Here’s a summary of the reasons why:

Experience the Cutting Edge:

• First look at new products: Witness unveiling the latest innovations and trends in bikes, gear, and technology.
• Test ride the future: Get behind the handlebars of groundbreaking e-bikes, gravel bikes, cargo bikes, and more.
• Connect with industry experts: Ask questions, get advice, and learn from leading brands and personalities.

Find inspiration and motivation:

• Discover new possibilities: Be inspired by the incredible range of bikes and cycling experiences.
• Fuel your cycling passion: Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere and meet fellow enthusiasts.
• Plan your next adventure: Find unique gear, maps, route ideas, and travel inspiration for your next cycling journey.

Who benefits the most?

• Cyclists of all levels: There’s something for everyone from weekend warriors to seasoned pros.
• Tech enthusiasts: Early adopters and gadget lovers will marvel at the cutting-edge technology on display.
• Sustainability-minded individuals: Discover eco-friendly bikes and accessories and learn about green cycling practices.
• Commuters and urban cyclists: Find practical solutions for city cycling, cargo bikes, and electric options.
• Adventure seekers: Explore gravel bikes, touring bikes, and equipment for tackling new terrains.

Ultimately, anyone who loves cycling, appreciates innovation and is curious about the future of this growing movement will benefit from visiting the Copenhagen Bike Show.

Of course if you are taking you own cycle make sure you take it in our Bike Box