Bicycle tourism in Denmark
EXPERIENCE DENMARK BY BIKE By Ditte Møller Munch, VisitDenmark Denmark offers a wide range of cycling holiday opportunities. The flatness of the country and the well equipped infrastructure makes...
View ArticleCollection of Cycle Concepts 2012
The first edition of Collection of Cycle Concepts was published in 2000 and enjoyed a wide circulation among everyone interested in bicycle traffic. The simultaneous publication of the English version...
View ArticleNew bike sharing system in Denmark’s two largest cities
In late March, the new public bike sharing system in Copenhagen was launched. In late May, Aarhus will follow with 30 new light-weight public shared bikes. 250 brand new and high-tech bikes have been...
View ArticleNew national strategy for cycling in Denmark
Friday July 4, the Minister of Transport in Denmark launched a new strategy aimed towards getting more people to use their bike. The Danish Cyclists’ Federation has contributed to the final strategy...
View ArticleCycling is more than getting from A to B
In the city of Randers, a group of local women have formed a cycling club with focus on friendly chats and friendship. The group is strictly based on volunteer work, and so far the club has proven a...
View ArticleVolunteers get the elderly out and about in Odense
In Odense, during the spring, a new, exciting cycling project will start called “Cycling without age”, that gives the elderly the opportunity for coming together, getting new experiences and wind in...
View ArticleCycling Tourism Danish Style
Cycling tourism in Europe is growing, and more and more destinations are trying to get a piece of the pie. The interest in cycling holidays is rising, and competition is hard. By Claus Rex, Copenhagen...
View ArticleThe Cycling Embassy of Denmark involved in exporting cycling culture at the...
At this year’s Olympic Games the nation of Denmark will be represented not only by their athletes but also by a 300 square meter pavilion, designed by the Danish Henning Larsen Architects. As the only...
View ArticleCED contributing to the first EU strategy on cycling
In September 2016, with the European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) at the handlebars, work began on creating the blueprints for a unified EU strategy on cycling. Early in the process, the Cycling Embassy...
View ArticleNew Report on National Cycle Routes in Denmark
In 1993, Denmark established the world’s first official signed national cycle route network. Since the establishment of the approx. 3,500 km of routes, however, there has not been so much focus on it....
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