Modules

Jakob Schiøtt Stenbæk Madsen | September 21, 2010

Browse the modules that suit your interests. Click through to see lectures, tours and resumes of key contacts. If you wish to arrange a visit yourself, you can also find the appropriate contact information. We have made a couple of examples on 1- to 3-day visits, which may inspire you when planning a trip.

Modules
1) Cycling Benefits

2) Cycling infrastructure

3) Cycling Promotion

Examples of 1 to 3 days visits to Cycle Denmark:
1-day: Copenhagen
09:00-10:30 Meeting with the Municipality of Copenhagen. Topic: City of Cyclist, How to become the most cycle-friendly city in the world
10:30-13:00 Meeting with Gehl Architects (incl. Lunch), Topic: Urban Planning
13:00-15:00 Guided cycle tour in Copenhagen and Frederiksberg.
15:00-17:00 Meeting with Danish Cyclist Federation, Topic: Lobbying for cycling

2-day example
Day 1: Copenhagen/Ballerup
09:00-10:30 Meeting with Gehl Architects, Topic: Making People Visible in Urban places
10:30-13:00 Meeting with VisitDenmark (incl. Lunch), Topic: Cycling tourism
13:30-15:30 Meeting with the Municipality of Ballerup, Guided cycle tour and lecture on Cycling in the Suburb
Day 2: Odense
08:30-09:30 Transportation Cph-Odense
9:30-11:00 Meeting with the Municipality of Odense, Topic: National Cycle City Project
11:00-13:00 Guided cycle tour incl. lunch
13:00-15:00 Meeting with Aros Kommunikation and COWI A/S, Lectures on cycle campaigns: “How do we influence?” and “Examples of different campaigns in Denmark”
15:00-16:00 Transportation Odense-Cph

3-day example
Day 1: Copenhagen/Frederiksberg
09:00-10:30 Meeting with the Municipality of Copenhagen. Topic: City of Cyclist, How to become the most cycle-friendly city in the world.
10:30-13:00 Meeting with Gehl Architects (incl. Lunch), Topic: Urban Planning
13:00-15:00 Guided cycle tour in Copenhagen and Frederiksberg.
Day 2: Aarhus/Fredericia
08:00-10:00 Transportation Cph-Fredericia
10:00-13:00 Meeting with the Municipality of Fredericia and Aarhus (incl. lunch) Topic: Cycling city projects and Innovative cycling solutions
13:00-16:00 Meeting with Veksoe A/S and Reelight, Topic: Danish Cycling Design
16:00-18:00 Transportation Fredericia-Cph
Day 3: Copenhagen/Ballerup
09:00-11.30 Meeting at University of Copenhagen with the Faculty of Health Science and Danish Cancer Society, Lectures on “Promotion of cycling = promotion of health” and “Several Cycling Cities = More Health” 11:30-13:00 Lunch and transportation
13:00-15:00 Meeting with the Municipality of Ballerup, Topic: “Interdisciplinary and Cycling”

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