Copenhagen Sprint
The World’s best cyclists are coming to Denmark
Experience world-class cycling and festivities in Roskilde, Frederikssund, and surrounding areas.
UCI WorldTour in Roskilde and Frederikssund
The Copenhagen Sprint, part of the prestigious UCI WorldTour, takes place on June 13-14, 2026, starting in the historic city of Roskilde.
Copenhagen Sprint starts in Roskilde at the Viking Ship Museum. From there, cyclists follow a route along Roskilde Fjord, passing through Frederikssund before continuing into North Zealand and culminating in an intense sprint finish in Copenhagen.
As the name suggests, Copenhagen Sprint is designed for high speeds and thrilling sprint finishes, making it ideal for the world’s best sprinters. Its flat and fast course promises a spectacular conclusion in the heart of Copenhagen.
Highlights Along the Route
Don’t miss these attractions along the Copenhagen Sprint route
Experience the original, 1,000-year-old Viking ships, enjoy traditional craftsmanship, and set sail on Roskilde Fjord. A memorable adventure for both children and adults.
Visit Roskilde Cathedral, Denmark’s royal burial church and UNESCO site. Discover 40 monarchs, Gothic architecture, and guided tours.
Discover the fjord’s history and traditions at Frederikssund Museum. At the old Færgegården ferry inn, you can experience fascinating exhibitions and family-friendly activities for children.
Cycling Routes Around Roskilde and Frederikssund
Recommended Cycling Routes
Set out on an unforgettable journey along the Fjord Path and immerse yourself in the breathtaking nature of Fjordland. Discover stunning views, traces of local culture, and moments of peace – all at your own pace.
Follow in Henrik Pontoppidan’s footsteps on a scenic cycling tour through Hornsherred. Visit 8 unique stops and explore Danish literary history up close.
Embark on an unforgettable cycling journey through ancient glacial landscapes and cultural treasures in Fjordlandet, just west of Copenhagen. Discover the route and plan your next nature-filled adventure.
When the Tour de France Visited Roskilde and Frederikssund
FAQ about Copenhagen Sprint
Where can i find traffic information?
For traffic updates during Copenhagen Sprint or general travel information, you can visit Danish Railways (DSB) or Movia Trafik websites for public transport schedules. Local authorities may also provide road closures and event-specific updates closer to the date of the event.
Where can I find accommodation in Fjordlandet?
Fjordlandet offers various accommodation options including camping sites such as Roskilde Camping near Roskilde Fjord and DCU-Camping Kulhuse near Isefjord. These sites provide modern facilities and scenic views. Additionally, hotels are available in Roskilde and nearby areas.
How do I get to Frederikssund from Copenhagen by train?
From Copenhagen Central Station (København H), you can take a direct train to Frederikssund Station operated by DSB. Trains run every 15 minutes, and the journey takes about 49 minutes with tickets costing between 45–70 DKK.
How do I get to Roskilde by train?
You can take a direct train from Nørreport Station to Roskilde Station operated by Danish Railways (DSB). Trains depart every 15 minutes, and the journey takes approximately 34 minutes with tickets costing between 40–60 DKK
When will Copenhagen Sprint 2026 take place?
Copenhagen Sprint was originally scheduled for 20–21 June, but is being moved forward by one week and will instead be held on 13–14 June 2026.
What is Copenhagen Sprint?
Copenhagen Sprint is a new annual World Tour cycling race, featuring the world’s best male and female cyclists. The event includes a 235.7 km men’s race and a 151.3 km women’s race, starting in Roskilde and culminating in a thrilling circuit through Copenhagen’s streets. In addition to the races, there will be side events like public rides on the closed circuit, a cycling festival, and a summit focused on promoting cycling culture.
