Fourteen Copenhagen garden associations have been granted the right to use their allotment gardens as year-round residences. The reasoning: The allotment garden owners live there anyway. The decision turns the gardeners into multimillionaires.
Just 4,500 meters from Copenhagen’s City Hall Square (Rådhuspladsen) lies Haveforeningen Kalvebod (an allotment garden association), a stone’s throw from Valby Park’s lawns and whispering willow trees, and close to the new metro in Sydhavnen.
Here, you find both green spaces for a breath of fresh air and proximity to the city’s attractions and cultural offerings. A haven in a bustling capital, nestled behind high hedges and quirky houses in vibrant colors.
But don’t you worry. Your Politiken Edition subscription is just one click away. We are looking forward to bringing you a handpicked selection of Politiken's stories - translated into English.
Subscribe now1
2
3
4
5
6
© All material on this page is subject to the applicable copyright law.Read policy
