1. Dynamic and vibrant expression

When traveling on the Cityringen, the colors at the stations change along the way, as each station reflects the cityscape above ground, allowing you to easily keep track of where you are on your journey.

Trianglen is designed with glass panels featuring small strips of reflective glass, creating a dynamic and vibrant look that changes depending on who is at the station. When it’s busy, the many colors of soccer fans and concertgoers on their way to Parken are reflected, creating a kaleidoscopic effect, while during quieter times, the walls are completely simple and elegant.

2. Get off right by Fælledparken

Trianglen is located right at the entrance to  Fælledparken, and the large gravel area by the station is intended to serve as a foyer, acting as a transition between the busy intersection and the peaceful atmosphere of Fælledparken.

3. A Short Walk to Soccer

Trianglen is the main metro station for fans heading to soccer matches at Parken, which is just a few hundred meters away, but it’s actually not always the fastest option. Depending on which section you’re going to, there might be a better route:

Are you standing by the red wall? Get off at Trianglen
Are you sitting in the A stand? Get off at Poul Henningsens Plads
Are you sitting in the family stand? Get off at Vibenshus Runddel.

4. 3 things to do at Trianglen

In addition to Parken, Fælledparken, and Østerbro’s charming shops and cafés, there are three unique experiences near Trianglen that you won’t want to miss:

1. Go flea hunting 
On the gravel lot right by the exit from the metro station, Byens Lopper hosts a thrift and vintage market from April to September, where you can explore exciting flea market stalls. There’s also always a repair stand at the market where you can get small repairs done if your newly purchased pants are too long or that cool vintage shirt is missing a button.

2. ENIGMA
The beautiful old post office in Østerbro is now home to ENIGMA – Museum of Post, Telecommunications, and Communication, which is definitely worth a visit. Explore 400 years of communication history and have a blast in the arcade hall, where you can relive the computer games of the past.

3. Østerbro Stadium
FCK and major international matches at Parken are one thing, but Østerbro also has another special community: People from near and far gather to support the  B.93 soccer team when they play at their home ground, Østerbro Stadium. Here, you don’t have to be a die-hard soccer fan to join in—it’s just as much about the atmosphere, natural wine, and gourmet hot dogs.