GALLERY
Fiskerihavnen
In 1995 Port of Copenhagen Ltd (the CPH City & Port Development) moved the former Skudehavn and the fishing harbour to this place.
Københavns Fisketorv (: Copenhagen Fish Market)
Fisketorvet, designed by Kieler Architects A/S. Fisketorvet has substituted the old fish market at the bottom of Gasværkshavnen (: the Gas Works Harbour), which has been turned into a mall.
ØTC-hallen (: the Øresund Tunnel Contractor Plant)
The tunnel elements for the Øresund Connection were poured at this plant, which was built for the very same purpose.
Kulturkajen Docken (: Culture Quay The Dock)
With 2,300 square metres the Dock is open to cultural activities of all sorts.
The Dock offers a panoramic view of the Sound and the sunset over Hellerup. Here is the crane, which lowered Danish actor Egon Olsen into the basin in one of the most famous scenes in the "Olsen Gang" films.
The Dock provides the setting for theatre productions, product launchings, fairs, business events and concerts.
Kulturkajen Docken consists of a large, pillar-free hall holding more than 1,000 persons and a smaller conference and dinner room for between 200 and 300 persons.
Svanemøllehavnen (: the Svanemølle Harbour)
Denmark´s largest marina with about 1,100 berths. For the time being, the CPH City & Port Development is negotiating a new, long-term lease with the boat clubs.
Kalkbrænderihavnen
This area was urban developed mainly in the years 1999-2005. One of the noteworthy buildings is Paustians Møbelhus (: Paustian´s Furniture Store) from 1987. Port of Copenhagen, the present CPH City & Port Development, was the client who ordered the tall, greenish building (the firm Bisca and others).
Architects: Among others 3xNielsen, Schmidt Hammer Lassen, Dissing+Weitling and Kim Utzon.
Firms: The area houses firms like the shipping company DFDS, Finansbanken, the it-firm SAP, and the law firm Kromann Reumert.
Yacht clubs: Havnelavet (: the Harbour Guild) Sundkrogen organizes five yacht clubs: Kvindelig Sejlklub (: Ladies´ Sailing Club), Sejlklubben Øst, Bådelauget (: the Boat Guild) , Søhesten (: the Sea Horse) and Triton. These clubs have been relocated – until 1995 they belonged in Skudehavnen. The clubs share a club house on the first floor in Sejlerhuset (: the sailing house) off the Paustian building.
History: The harbour was founded in the years 1893-1895 as a substitution for an older harbour, which prevented expanding the Free Port. The main activity has always been bulk cargos: timber, coal, coke. Along Kalkbrænderihavnsløbet such activities still take place (Unionkul).
CMP’s head office
The Danish-Swedish harbour company Copenhagen Malmö Port AB (CMP), which the CPH City & Port Development is the Danish owner of, has its head office here.
The car terminal
A whole range of car brands arrive at Zealand via Copenhagen Harbour. SkandiaTransport prepares these cars for importers.
Container terminal
Most containers bound for Zealand, typically imported goods, are unloaded from feeder ships at the Container Terminal.
"Dronningehallen" (: "The Queen Hall") - The Cruise Pier
The present cruise terminal for cruise ships changing passengers in Copenhagen. With more than 300 calls and 500,000 cruise passengers a year Copenhagen is the most important cruise destination in the region. Quite a few ships call at Nordhavnen – primarily the ships which change passengers in Copenhagen. Dronningehallen functions as a cruise terminal for these passengers.
The inner Nordhavn
Free port for the present, urban development area in the future. Today only cruise ships call here.
Unicef
The UN organization´s central warehouse for relief supplies.
The DFDS Terminal
New terminal built by Port of Copenhagen Ltd. Opened in 2004. Passenger traffic to Norway and Poland.
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