Nat i Naturen: Take the Metro on an adventure after dark
When was the last time you looked up at the stars? Listened to the sounds of the night? Or gathered around a crackling campfire?
On Saturday 5 September, Nat i Naturen invites people across Denmark to get outside and experience nature after dark, with a wide range of exciting events across the city. The Metro is a transport partner for the event.
Copenhagen has plenty of green oases worth experiencing—even after dark. Together with Night in Nature, we make it easy to go on an adventure in the dark. The Metro runs throughout the night, both on this evening and every other night
Facts about Nat i Naturen
- Metroselskabet and Greater Copenhagen Light Rail are joint transport partners for Nat i Naturen.
- Nat i Naturen takes place every year on the night between Saturday and Sunday during the first weekend of September, encouraging people across Denmark to experience nature after dark.
- Nat i Naturen is a partnership between The Danish Scout Association, the Danish Outdoor Council, the Danish Nature Agency and Ungdomsringen.
- Find an overview of all events in Copenhagen, as well as the easiest way to get there by Metro, at natinaturen.dk.
Experiences in Copenhagen
On Saturday 5 September, Night in Nature offers more than 100 events across Denmark. In Copenhagen, you can experience, among other things:
- Bat safari at Amager Strand: Get off the Metro at Øresund and explore the night with a bat detector in hand.
7:30 pm–9:00 pm. - Campfire gathering at Kristkirken: Take the Metro to Enghave Plads and enjoy an evening by the fire with hot cocoa and cosy moments under the stars.
5:00 pm–8:30 pm. - Night walk with Karen Minde Kulturhus: Take the Metro to Mozarts Plads and explore the nocturnal animals at Sydhavnstippen.
5:00 pm–10:00 pm.
Find an overview of all events in Copenhagen, and the easiest way to get there by Metro, at natinaturen.dk.
"Many people in Denmark have never tried sleeping outdoors or experiencing the sounds of nature at night. We hope that Night in Nature will encourage them to give it a try. This can be especially challenging for people living in cities, who may not have a forest right on their doorstep. That is why we are pleased with our collaboration with the Metro, which makes it possible for Copenhageners to travel directly to the events,” says Dorthe Mølvig, Chair of the Danish Outdoor Council, one of the partners behind Nat i Naturen.