Superkilen and Mjølnerparken: BIG's park of a hundred objects
BIG's 2012 multi-ethnic linear park — a red square, a black market, a green park — celebrating immigrant Nørrebro. This is a Claude-drafted route awaiting the editor's walk.

1. Nørrebro S-tog
S-tog at the northern *Nørrebro* entry (also served by M3 Cityringen). Walk south on *Mimersgade*; *Superkilen* opens on your right within minutes.

2. Den Røde Plads (the Red Square)
The southern zone. Rust-red asphalt, basketball court, sports equipment from Iran and Brazil, a sound system that plays at events. The objects are labelled with country and source — read a few; the park rewards slowness.

3. Sort Marked (the Black Market)
The middle zone. Darker, quieter, designed for casual hanging-out. The white painted lines on the dark surface map abstract patterns. Chairs from a dozen countries, a Moroccan fountain, a Russian octopus slide that's also still working.

4. Den Grønne Park (the Green Park)
The northern zone. An actual park — picnic lawns, undulating ground, a Thai boxing ring, a Hungarian pavilion. The greenest of the three zones, the most family-busy on weekends.

5. Mjølnerparken
The 1980s housing complex behind *Superkilen*. Was on Denmark's *parallelsamfund* (parallel-society) list — the so-called ghetto list — for years; the government regeneration programme is gradually transforming the housing. Walk through respectfully; this is residential, not a tourist site.

6. Mimersgade → Nørrebro S-tog
*Mimersgade* is the spine of immigrant Nørrebro: halal butchers, Middle Eastern bakeries, the kind of small shops the park was designed to honour. Back to the station; M3 or S-tog from there.

Superkilen and Mjølnerparken: BIG's park of a hundred objects