My husband and I biked around Copenhagen a couple few ago, and even though he gave me shit for being a terrible cyclist, it was one of the more ridiculously idyllic ways we've spent an afternoon. The best part of our ride was weaving through Faelledparken, a huge, beautiful park that welcomed us with a smooth, scenic bike bath. I don't think we even saw all of it, but we seemed to pass an inordinate number of lakes and gardens and enormous expanses of brilliant green. It was a sunny day, and the sky was a marvelous blue. I gather that this isn't always true in Copenhagen, but that's how I'll remember Faelledparken, as a lovely, peaceful, balmy place. If I lived near a park like this, I might even get decent at riding a bike. read more

This is a must when visiting Copenhagen. I wish my dog could fly with me, he would have loved this park!

After going to the futbol merchandise store, we still had time to kill. We sat on one of the benches to people watch. There were lots of fit/buff shirtless dudes running laps back and forth. We had the best seats! Haha! Families hanging out, little toddlers on bikes without training wheels, and dudes doing push ups and pull ups. Denmark is the happiest and safest place in the world. Kids are unattended and it's perfectly fine. Amazing! Must be nice. Lots of running/biking paths or you can go off-roading if you like terrain. There's a food/drink stand if you ever get tired and hungry. read more

The first time i was here it was overcast and raining so no one was here. This time? Let's say it was the opposite! I was here during what they consider "working man's day" Arbejdernes Kampdag. It was nuts. Thousands of people flooded the park drinking and cavorting. The busses were clogged and it was a sea of humanity all over the grass. Grilling, drinking, dancing, music blaring. Quite the site to see read more

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You can spend a whole day there! Yes. I was out of inspiration for Saturday, so I went here with my whole family and it became really interesting, exciting day in Copenhagen. My daughter was in paradise! Swings, trampolines, sand and the best for her was the water playground! We didn't even get to all the areas, so we will for sure be back. We usually sped time in Frederiksberg park. It's nice, but in Fælledparken is more fun and that's often what you are looking for as parent for your kids, right? ;) If you are out of ideas of how to spend time, this park is great choice. Take a snack (or barbecue kit) and enjoy a sunny day! read more

This is the big lung of Copenhagen. Everybody go here, when the weather is good or for one of the mega events in the park. This is Hyde Park or Central Park of Copenhagen. It's a playground for children and adults. You can play all sorts of field games, basketball, skate, bmx, skateboard, run, relax in the sun, BBQ, kiss, drink, an so on. The biggest event every year at Fælledparken is the celebration of the 1st of May (International Workers' Day). The park is packed with all kind of people celebrating. I have also heard opera koncerts, danced salsa, been doing beer relay runs, and much more in the park. read more

I love this park! Since I moved to Copenhagen at the beginning of July, I was looking for a running spot. Lakes: too crowded. So I ended up to Faelledparken. Good choice! Really pleasant place, lot of different tracks. Good place to take some fresh air after a long day at work! read more

Since I live "far out in Amager", I don't go to Østerbro that often. It's a pity because it's definitely a lovely area, although sometimes a bit tad too boring with the excessive amount of overpriced cafe lattes and moms with prams taking over the sidewalk. But this park, I have been to several times, mostly in connection with running event since Sparta - one of the biggest running clubs in Denmark - has their headquarter by the old stadium nearby. Fælledparken is a multipurpose giant park, there are many various scenes of the park that I've witnessed through my run here - the open mark, the part with the thick trees, the bridge, there are always something for your like, be it for usual picnic in the park, BBQ or for a casual run like mine. If I lived closer to the park, I would probably run here daily. read more

Our family loves Fælledparken in Copenhagen's Østerbro neighborhood. You will always find people here. Running along the many paths. Playing sports in the shadow of F.C. København's home stadium, Telia Parken. Just relaxing with friends. Picnicking on the grass or at the many public tables available. There are also several great playgrounds for kids younger or older. You can take a break, set up your picnic and let them run off some steam. Little ones may enjoy the Tårnlegepladsen or "Tower playground" near the corner of Blemdamsvej and Frederik V's Vej. The slides and climbing equipment here mimics Copenhagen's iconic architecture. On a warm day with little ones in tow you can take your picnic to the Toddler pool (Fælledparkens Soppesø) located behind the skatepark near Norre Allé and Edel Sauntes Allé, it is a charming place to cool off. My kids are a little older and enjoy the more physically active play area on the Serridslevvej side, open all year 'round. Here there are giant swings, an obstacle course and trampolines as well as small courts for football and basketball. There are usually coffee carts that hang out over here to get your caffeine fix while the kids run off steam. Even if you aren't a kid, don't have kids and don't want to be near kids - Fælledparken is huge enough that you can find a lovely corner that fulfills your Danish park needs. read more