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Traffic info for Copenhagen<\/h1>\n

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Copenhagen Sprint 2026 will be held over two days: on Saturday 13 June, the women will run and on Sunday, 14 June, the men will run. <\/p>\n

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INTERACTIVE ROUTE MAP<\/strong><\/p>\n

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The route<\/strong> starts in Roskilde at St\u00e6ndertorvet and goes north to Frederikssund, through Hiller\u00f8d and Fredensborg and then down past Fures\u00f8en through Ballerup. The route enters Copenhagen via Vigerslev All\u00e9 and the riders hit the route’s circuit in Copenhagen close to the City Hall Square. The finish line is at the National Gallery of Denmark in Copenhagen.<\/p>\n

In Copenhagen<\/strong> , traffic will be extra affected, as the circuit is closed from Saturday at 06:00 to Sunday evening at 20:00. The finish area on S\u00f8lvgade will be closed to traffic already from Friday 12 June at 12.00 to Sunday at 22.00.
There are seven traffic locks in Copenhagen where cars can pass. The locks are closed on Saturday 13 June from 13:00 to 17:30 and Sunday 14 June from 10:00 to 16:30.
There is a ban on stopping and parking along the entire circuit from Friday 12 June at 12:00 until Sunday 14 June at 22:00.<\/p>\n


We recommend the following to road users and citizens:<\/strong><\/p>\n