Visitors to Denmark's capital Copenhagen who engage in environmentally-friendly activities such as litter picking or travelling on public transport could be rewarded with free food , cultural experiences and tours as part of a new pilot program. The CopenPay trial scheme, which runs between July 15 and August 11, involves "transforming green actions into currency for cultural experiences," the Danish capital's tourism authority Visit Copenhagen, also known as Wonderful Copenhagen , said in a statement Monday. READ MORE: Luggage mistake half of Aussies are making, and why you should stop doing it For example, visitors who take plastic waste to the National Gallery of Denmark will gain access to a workshop where they can turn it into a piece of art, while those who cycle or take public transport to the city's famous heating plant will be allowed to ski down an artificial ski slope on the building's roof.
"CopenPay rewards actions such as cycling, participating in cleanup efforts, or volunteering at urban farms with access to a variety of enriching experiences and everyday wonders of Copenhagen," the Wonderful Copenhagen statement added. "This includes complimentary guided museum tours, free kayak rentals, and even a free vegetarian lunch made from local crops." READ MORE: Don't be a 'gate lice': The airport act that could delay your flight The Danish capital is popular with visitors for its pretty architecture, world-class food and a safe, clean, green environment.
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