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Sources for What the Bicycle Snake Really Connects

Published Jul 1, 2026

Sources Used

  1. Bicycle Snake

    Dissing+Weitling / primary / interested-party

    Project team, client, collaborators, length, design intent, awards, structural description, and the claim that the bridge separates cyclists from pedestrians along the wharf.

    Accessed 2026-07-21

  2. Bicycle Snake / DISSING+WEITLING Architecture

    ArchDaily / 2014-07-08 / secondary

    Bridge height, ramp length, steel construction, orange surface, lighting, harbor outlook, and super-cycle-route context.

    Accessed 2026-07-21

  3. The Bicycle Snake

    VisitCopenhagen / tourism / civic context

    Public description of the route connecting across the harbor beside Fisketorvet and its role in the city cycling experience.

    Accessed 2026-07-21

Image Sources

  1. Cykelslangen at Havneholmen, Copenhagen, photographed on February 21, 2016.

    Finn-johs / 2016-02-21 / CC BY-SA 4.0

    Permission contact: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Finn-johs

    Original file: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/12/Copenhagen_Cykelslangen_2.jpg