Brøndbyvester

It is known for housing the stadium of football team Brøndby IF.

Brøndbyvester
Brøndby town hall
Coordinates: 55°39′17″N 12°24′19″E / 55.65472°N 12.40528°E / 55.65472; 12.40528
Country	Denmark
Region	Capital (Hovedstaden)
Municipality	Brøndby
Government
• Mayor	Ib Terp
Population  (2009)
• Total	20,000
Time zone	UTC+1 (Central Europe Time)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+2

The town is the original core of Brøndby and sometimes is simply named in that way.

The town is situated close to the coast, in the south-western suburb of Copenhagen and is part of its urban area.

• Per Bjerregaard (born 1946 in Randers) a Danish educated physician, former footballer and chairman of Brøndby IF
• Henrik Carlsen (born 1959) a Danish composer, record producer, singer and keyboardist; grew up in Brøndby

Sport

 

• Erik Rasmussen (born 1960) a former Danish footballer with 450 club caps and a manager
• Morten Cramer (born 1967) a Danish educated police officer, formerly a football goalkeeper
• Karim Zaza (born 1975) a Danish retired professional football goalkeeper with 412 club caps
• Helle Nielsen (born 1981) a Danish badminton player
• Anders Jochumsen (born 1981) a former Danish footballer, current assistant manager of BK Frem
• Martin Pedersen (born 1983) a Danish professional road bicycle racer
• Zishan Shah (born 1987) a Danish cricketer
• Mikkel Bødker (born 1989) a Danish ice hockey right winger currently playing for HC Lugano
• Martin Hansen (born 1990) a Danish football goalkeeper for Hannover 96
• Hamid Shah (born 1992) a Danish cricketer
• Andreas Stokbro (born 1997) a Danish cyclist
• Caroline Pleidrup (born 2000) a Danish footballer, plays for Brøndby IF

• Brøndby IF
• Brøndby Strand
• Brøndby Stadium

  Media related to Brøndbyvester at Wiki Commons

55°39′17″N 12°24′59″E / 55.65472°N 12.41639°E / 55.65472; 12.41639