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Den Høje Stue Sportspub, Køge

Cosy sportspub on Køge’s historic Torvet, pairing classic bar vibes with big-screen matches and relaxed small‑town atmosphere late into the evening.

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Den Høje Stue is a cosy sportspub on Køge’s historic main square, Torvet, combining the feel of a classic Danish bar with big-screen sports and relaxed local charm. Set in a traditional building facing the cobbled square, it’s a handy spot for a cold beer, a casual drink after sightseeing, or watching a match in laid‑back surroundings. Expect an informal atmosphere, indoor bar space with pub-style seating, and easy access to the rest of Køge’s compact old town.

A brief summary to Den høje stue

  • Torvet 28, Køge, 4600, DK
  • +4526803091
  • Duration: 0.5 to 3 hours
  • Budget
  • Environment icon Indoor
  • Mobile reception: 5 out of 5
  • Monday 11 am-8 pm
  • Tuesday 11 am-8 pm
  • Wednesday 11 am-8 pm
  • Thursday 11 am-8 pm
  • Friday 11 am-2 am
  • Saturday 11 am-2 am
  • Sunday 12 pm-6 pm

Local tips

  • Time a visit with a major football match for a livelier atmosphere and the full sportspub experience on the big screens.
  • Come in the late afternoon to enjoy a quieter drink while Torvet is still filled with daylight and activity.
  • Use Den Høje Stue as a relaxed meeting point before exploring the restaurants and side streets of Køge’s old town.
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A local pub on Køge’s historic town square

Den Høje Stue sits right on Torvet, Køge’s atmospheric main square, surrounded by colourful historic facades and cobblestones. The pub occupies a traditional town-centre building, so when you step inside you are never far from the hum of the marketplace and the rhythm of everyday life in this compact Danish port town. It feels very much like a neighbourhood bar, the kind of place where people drop in for a beer, a chat and to keep an eye on the latest game on TV. Despite its central location, the mood is more relaxed than rowdy. The bar room is sized for conversation rather than crowds, with a counter where regulars linger, plus a collection of tables and chairs that can be pulled together for groups. Natural light filters in from the square during the day, while in the evening the glow from the bar warms the dark wood and sports memorabilia.

Sports, screens and easygoing evenings

As its name suggests, Den Høje Stue doubles as a sportspub, and the televisions are a key part of the experience. Football is the main draw, especially Danish league matches and major international tournaments, though other big events may also feature. On match days the atmosphere tightens a little, with more focused attention on the screens, but the setting remains casual and sociable rather than intense. On quieter afternoons you might find only a few guests scattered around the bar, catching up over drinks while a background game plays. This balance suits travellers who enjoy live sport without wanting to commit to a dedicated fan bar. There is enough energy to feel you are part of something, but still space to hold your own conversation if you are here with friends or visiting alone.

Drinks, rhythm and the Køge night

Den Høje Stue functions primarily as a bar, so expect a line-up of beers on tap and in bottles, alongside standard pub spirits and simple mixed drinks. The focus is on straightforward choices rather than experimental cocktails. It is a natural spot to pause between daytime sightseeing and dinner, or to round off an evening in Køge with a final drink within sight of the old town’s half-timbered houses. Opening hours are tailored to everyday social life: afternoons through the evening on weekdays, with extended late-night hours on Fridays and Saturdays. This makes it one of the places that stay open after most shops and cafes have closed, keeping some life on the square when the rest of town grows quiet. Solo travellers, couples and small groups can all blend in easily, as the setting is informal and unpretentious.

Soaking up small-town atmosphere

One of the quiet pleasures of Den Høje Stue is its setting. Step outside with your drink finished and you are immediately back on Torvet, framed by church towers, historic buildings and the occasional market stall. The pub becomes part of a wider experience of Køge’s centre: a place to compare notes after visiting the old streets, or to watch how locals use their town square in all seasons. Because it is compact and centrally located, it also works as a meeting point if you are staying elsewhere in town or arriving from the harbour area. You will not find elaborate entertainment or live music every night, but you will find a dependable corner of Køge life, where sport, conversation and a familiar drink come together under one roof.

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