Welcome to Denmark – a country with a long history of water management and a remarkable tradition for sustainable solutions.
Denmark – a living water laboratory
Denmark is a living lab for sustainable water management and technology developed by a united water sector in innovative and cross-sectorial partnerships. At the IWA World Water Congress & Exhibition in 2021, the Danish water sector will share its best practices within key Danish competencies such as urban water management, groundwater based drinking water supply, stormwater management, climate change adaptation, energy and resource efficiency and recovery.
Denmark wishes to bring forward this experience in global partnerships to ensure that we work together to find joint solutions to common challenges.
Download Publications
Download free publications with best practice examples on topics such as urban water loss & leakage management, wastewater treatment & energy & resource recovery, urban water management, sustainable urban drainage systems, industrial water efficiency and sustainable groundwater mangement. The publications are developed by the Danish water sector and contains solutions and case examples from all over the world.
Connect with the Danish water sector
Get an overview of all the players in the Danish water sector working internationally and connect with potential partners from water and wastewater utilities, universities, technology providers and consulting companies as well as municipalities and government agencies.

Travel and Arrival Information
Bella Center Copenhagen features a central location in the heart of Ørestad with its own Metro station. Bella Center Copenhagen is just 6 kilometres away from Copenhagen Airport and 8 kilometres away from Copenhagen city centre. Bella Center Copenhagen is also surrounded by Fields, Scandinavia’s largest shopping centre, Royal Golf Center and protected natural areas that are ideal for a jog.
Airport shuttle
Our shuttle service operates from 6am to 11pm and runs between Copenhagen Airport and our two hotels, AC Hotel Bella Sky Copenhagen (which is directly connected to Bella Center Copenhagen) and Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers.
Taxi
Metro
If you take the metro, the centre of Copenhagen is just a few minutes away. The Metro line M1 runs between Vanløse and Vestamager. The metro station “Bella Center” is located by Bella Center’s east entrance.
More information at www.m.dk.
Train
Bus
Aircraft and airport
Explore Copenhagen

The capital of Denmark (approx. 0.6 million inhabitants) has a lot to offer, e.g royal history, modern architecture, lots of culture mixed with sustainable living and a broad selection of restaurants. The most popular attractions are likely to be the statue of The Little Mermaid and the amusement park, Tivoli, which is more than 100 years old. Copenhagen also offers great shopping possibilities, beautiful, quiet parks, spectacular castles and palaces with a great history and lovely neighbourhoods with their own vibes and looks.
Explore the city either on foot, rent a bike or use public transportation which is very reliable and efficient.
Explore Denmark
Denmark (approx. 5.8 million inhabitants) offers everything that we hope you like; beautiful nature, exciting culture, a broad selection of events and attractions, world class highlights and excellent restaurants. And Danes actually rank among the world’s most happy people.
There are many places and experiences which are completely unique for Denmark; the many historical palaces, some of the world’s oldest amusement parks, museums with both modern art as well as artifacts from the Middle ages, Michelin restaurants and a beautiful, varied nature with both hills, heat, forests, lakes and the sea.
There are 7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Denmark and lots of pretty towns and villages which await your visit. Denmark is also the home of fairy tales and Hans Christian Andersen is surely the most famous Dane ever. Last but not least, Denmark is also known for being the home of LEGO; the favourite toy of both children and adults all over the world.
Photo credit – Aaros: Claes Bech-Poulsen