The Southwest Point
Magnificent views and unique birdlife
Photo: VisitDragør
Southwest Point is located south of Kongelunden, at the end of Kalvebodvej, and includes the Kofoeds Enge bird reserve. From Kongelundsfortet at Southwest Point, you get a fantastic view of both Kofoeds Enge and Aflandshage – the southernmost point of Amager – which is off-limits as it is a military area. You can also get close to the birds at the Birdwatching Tower by Fasanstien, located east of Aflandshage.
Photo: VisitDragør© Annette Nyvang
Bird Tower
From the bird tower at Fasanstien you can get as close to Amager's southern tip, Aflandshage as possible - Aflandshage a military installation, and the tower was built on an old shooting range. Aflandshage is part of the Amager Wildlife Sanctuary, where many rare birds breed.
Photo: VisitDragør© Annette Nyvang
King Forest Fort (Kongelundsfortet)
From Kongelund Fortress, there have been scouting for enemy warships for almost 70 years. Now everyone has access to the magnificent view of Køge Bay.
Photo: VisitDragør© Annette Nyvang
Kofoeds Meadows
Kofoed's Meadows are part of the Amager Wildlife Sanctuary, which also consists of Kalvebod Common, Aflandshage and the territorial sea from Sjællandsbroen to Dragør.
