- Address: Enghavevej, 1761 København, Denmark
- Phone: +45 33 66 33 66
- Official website: www.enghavepark.dk
- Working time: 24 hours
- Cost of visit: free of charge
Copenhagen is a city in Denmark , famous for its ancient architecture, beautiful streets and colorful houses. But in this city there are also many central parks where you can relax with the whole family. One of these beautiful and cozy places is the Enghave Park.
The history of Enghave Park
The history of the park begins at the end of the XIX century, when members of the Royal Society of Gardeners decided to unite 478 plots in one park. In 1920, construction continued under the guidance of architect Poul Holsoe. He was also responsible for the design and construction of red-brick social houses, which still surround Enghave Park.
Features of the park
The Enghave park, built in neoclassical style, has a rectangular shape, divided into six sectors:
- water garden;
- a perennial garden;
- playground;
- playground;
- rose garden;
- a place for picnics.
Directly in front of the entrance to the Enghave park is a gravel area with a central pool with a fountain. Tourists and locals come here to feed the ducks and gray herons that live on a small island near the Frederiksberg park. The front part of Enghave Park is adorned with the sculpture of Venus with an apple, created by the Danish sculptor Kai Nielsen. In the opposite part, the stage is installed, which is used for concerts.
In general, the park Enghave is very popular with both locals and tourists. Here you can relax from the bustle of this European capital, take a walk among the colorful flower beds and lie on a trimmed lawn. People gather in the park for various reasons - to have a picnic, feed wild birds or listen to a concert in the open air.
How to get there?
Enghave Park is located in the heart of Copenhagen between the streets of Ny Carlsberg Vej, Ejderstedgade and Enghavevej. In order to reach it, you can take the bus route number 3A, 10 or 14 and go to the stop Enghave Place.
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