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Freetown Christiania
The Alternative Heart of Copenhagen
Freetown Christiania, a self-governing neighborhood in Copenhagen’s Christianshavn, was born in 1971 when hippies took over an abandoned military base. Vibrant street art, scenic canals, and a free-spirited culture make it a unique world. Until early 2024, Pusher Street was known for open marijuana and hash sales, but after its demolition, Christiania is shifting to a more cultural vibe (though underground trade still lingers). Handmade markets, cozy canal-side cafés, and lively art events with music and dance make it unforgettable. Photography is banned in some spots, and running isn’t advised. Explore by bike or foot for an epic experience 7 replies
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