All news coverage from Copenhagen.
City institutions and local photographers are pushing for a coordinated fix after years of redundant files have quietly inflated storage costs and muddied public records.
From Nørrebro to Frederiksberg, community members say the unchecked recycling of stock photography in planning documents and local media is distorting how their streets are seen — and developed.
Thousands of duplicate and mismatched property images buried inside Copenhagen's municipal databases are creating real headaches for homeowners, renters, and city planners alike.
A closer look at the numbers driving the city's efforts to reduce visual pollution and improve urban aesthetics
From Nørrebro's traffic battles to Amager's waterfront disputes, the forces that shaped Copenhagen's community flashpoints in 2026 didn't emerge overnight.
Demolition dust on Vesterbro, rental reform debates at Rådhuset, and a new era for cycling infrastructure all reflect the decade’s slow but decisive changes.
Neighborhood investments, climate resilience, and shifting priorities shape this summer’s top stories in the Danish capital.
Copenhagen faces triple crisis: record June heat, Vesterbro rents exceed 14,000 kr/month, and Cityringen metro disruptions through September. City Hall weighs budget priorities.
From record temperatures pushing the city's cooling infrastructure to its limits to a disputed proposal to restrict Copenhageners' beloved harbour baths, the Danish capital had a turbulent first week of July.