Terminal13 in Nordhavn
– a raw, bright and flexible port terminal in the middle of a vibrant urban neighborhood.
Quick facts
- Address: Terminal13, Færgehavnsvej 35, 2150 Copenhagen
- Public transportation: Metro M4 to Orientkaj – about a 5-minute walk.
- Parking: 150-200 free parking spaces at Terminal 13. Other parking garages within walking distance: Orient Plads, Lüders, Kronløbsøen and others.
- Accessibility: Step-free access, wide corridors and disabled toilets.
- Nearby: Cafés, bars and the harbor promenade just around the corner – perfect for breaks and customer meetings.
- International business environment: Close to UN City (several UN agencies), new headquarters such as DFDS and a strong cluster of design and architecture companies (e.g. COBE). This provides international energy and a daily flow of professional visitors that boosts the art scene.
- Thriving residential environment: New residential neighborhoods, active courtyards and rich urban life create a vibrant local base of visitors to cafés, promenade and cultural offerings. Approx. 6,442 residents in the Nordhavn neighborhood (Jan 1, 2025).
What is Nordhavn?
Nordhavn (or Nordhavnen) is a former industrial and port area in Copenhagen, by the Øresund, north of the city center.
The area is undergoing major urban development: from container terminal, industry and free port to a new urban district with housing, offices, recreational areas and sustainable urban planning.
The development is managed by the municipally owned development company By & Havn.
In terms of infrastructure, Nordhavn is well connected: there are metro and S-train connections, bike routes etc.
Terminal13, (formerly Docken)
From industry to icon - a modern home for art and audiences
Nordhavn is a large and ambitious urban development area in Copenhagen, from industrial port to modern district with housing, businesses, architecture and sustainability.
Nordhavn: international neighbors and strong companies
Just around Terminal 13 you’ll find a vibrant business environment: UN City with a number of UN agencies, new headquarters such as DFDS and a strong cluster of design and architecture companies – including COBE. This gives the area an international energy, a daily flow of professional visitors and good connections to the business community, which also benefits the art scene.
Is Nordhavn exclusive?
Nordhavn is modern, waterfront and architecturally ambitious – in many ways an exclusive neighborhood. At the same time, the district has been planned with an eye for quality and sustainability (e.g. the “5-minute city”) and offers a
