Roskilde Cathedral
Denmark's royal burial cathedral and Scandinavia's first brick Gothic masterpiece, housing 40 monarchs across 800 years of architectural history.
Roskilde Cathedral is Denmark's most significant religious and historical monument, a UNESCO World Heritage Site housing the burial chapels of over 40 Danish monarchs spanning more than 800 years. Built beginning around 1170 as a Romanesque structure and completed circa 1200 in Gothic style using approximately 2.5 million red bricks, it stands as Scandinavia's earliest major brick Gothic cathedral and profoundly influenced ecclesiastical architecture throughout Northern Europe. The cathedral's successive chapels showcase eight centuries of European architectural evolution, from Gothic and Renaissance to Neoclassical and Byzantine Revival styles.
A brief summary to Roskilde Cathedral
- Domkirkepladsen 3, Roskilde, 4000, DK
- +4546351624
- Visit website
- Duration: 1 to 2 hours
- Budget
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Indoor
- Mobile reception: 5 out of 5
Local tips
- Allow 90 minutes to two hours for a thorough visit including the royal chapels, museum, and crypts. One hour suffices for main highlights if time is limited; more than two hours suits those deeply interested in architectural and royal history.
- Book a guided tour led by cathedral experts to fully understand the architectural styles, royal stories, and historical significance. Tours titled 'A 1000 Years in 1 Hour' provide comprehensive overviews of Danish royal history and UNESCO heritage designation.
- Visit Christian IV's chapel to see the stunning blue vaulted ceiling decorated with stars and the elaborate trompe l'oeil decorative technique. This 1641 chapel exemplifies Dutch Renaissance style and the king's vision of royal commemoration.
- Explore the Cathedral Museum on the first floor, housed in the Gothic Great Hall originally built for the Order of the Elephant. It displays royal artifacts, historical documents, and ecclesiastical treasures included with your admission ticket.
- Visit during the Night Church program for a contemplative experience featuring meditation, yoga, and performances by the cathedral's boys' choir beneath the vaulted ceilings—a contrast to daytime touring.
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Getting There
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Train from Copenhagen
Direct regional trains depart Copenhagen Central Station to Roskilde Station approximately every 20–30 minutes throughout the day. Journey time is 25–30 minutes. From Roskilde Station, the cathedral is a 10-minute walk through the city center following signs toward Domkirkepladsen. Trains operate year-round; tickets cost approximately 100–150 DKK for a standard adult return fare depending on time of booking.
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Car from Copenhagen
Drive via Route 21 from central Copenhagen, approximately 35–40 kilometers to Roskilde. Journey time is 35–45 minutes depending on traffic conditions. Parking is available in Roskilde city center near the cathedral; several paid car parks are located within a 5-minute walk. Parking costs approximately 30–50 DKK per hour or 100–150 DKK for full-day parking.
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Bicycle from Copenhagen
Scenic cycling route via Route 156 from central Copenhagen to Roskilde, approximately 30 kilometers. Journey time is approximately 2 hours on flat terrain suitable for standard bicycles. The route passes through countryside and small towns. Bicycle parking is available at the cathedral. This option is weather-dependent and most practical during mild months.
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Guided tour bus from Copenhagen
Several tour operators offer half-day and full-day excursions from Copenhagen including Roskilde Cathedral, typically departing 9–10 AM and returning by 2–4 PM. Tours usually include transportation, cathedral admission, and guided commentary. Prices range from 400–700 DKK per person depending on inclusions and operator.
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A Thousand Years of Danish Royal Heritage
Roskilde Cathedral represents an unparalleled repository of Danish monarchy, with more than 40 kings and queens interred within its walls from the 15th century to the present day. The cathedral's origins trace back to the Viking era—Harald Bluetooth, the Viking king who unified Denmark around 987, is believed to be buried on this site. The present cathedral was constructed beginning around 1170 as a Romanesque basilica, with major Gothic reconstruction commencing around 1200 under Bishop Absalon's direction. This transformation marked a pivotal moment in Northern European architecture: Roskilde became Scandinavia's first major Gothic cathedral built entirely in brick, a revolutionary technique that had only recently been rediscovered in Denmark and would reshape construction practices across the entire region. Each royal burial prompted architectural additions reflecting the aesthetic and cultural values of its era. Walking through the cathedral is a journey through eight centuries of European artistic development. The tombs themselves tell stories of power and legacy—Queen Margrete I, who unified all of Scandinavia under her rule, lies prominently in the cathedral's center, her monument a testament to her historical significance. King Christian IV, Denmark's great builder king, commissioned his own chapel in 1613, completed in 1641 with a stunning vaulted blue ceiling decorated with stars and elaborate trompe l'oeil effects. Each chapel, from the Gothic to the Neoclassical to the Byzantine Revival, represents the architectural language of its time.Architectural Innovation and European Significance
The cathedral's construction employed approximately 2.5 million hand-produced red bricks, a material choice that revolutionized building practices. Brick offered superior durability and fire resistance compared to wood, and its adoption at Roskilde demonstrated the viability of this material for monumental ecclesiastical structures. The cathedral's soaring pointed arches, vaulted ceilings, and external buttresses embodied Gothic architectural principles of creating spaces filled with light and verticality. The twin spires, added during restoration work ordered by King Christian IV in 1635, became the cathedral's iconic silhouette overlooking the Roskilde Fjord. The building's UNESCO World Heritage designation recognizes two fundamental contributions: first, it stands as an outstanding example of the earliest major ecclesiastical brick construction in Northern Europe, directly inspiring the spread of Brick Gothic throughout the region; second, its successive chapels and porches document the evolution of European architectural styles across eight centuries. No other single structure presents such a comprehensive architectural timeline within a unified sacred space.The Royal Chapels: A Living Museum of Style
The cathedral's most distinctive feature is its collection of royal chapels, each designed in the prevailing architectural style of its patron monarch. Christian I's chapel, built in Gothic style, features two floors—the lower serving as his burial chamber and the upper as a Great Hall for the Order of the Elephant, Denmark's highest honor. Christian IV's chapel, completed in 1641, showcases Dutch Renaissance design with its celebrated blue ceiling and star decorations. Frederik V's chapel, constructed between 1774 and 1825 in Neoclassical style, required 51 years of work and the removal of a previous chapel. The Glücksburger Chapel, completed in 1924, represents Byzantine Revival architecture with its cruciform plan, grey walls, and domed roof. These chapels are not merely tombs but complete architectural statements, each reflecting the monarch's vision of how they wished to be remembered. The variety of styles—from pointed Gothic arches to Renaissance ornamentation to Neoclassical restraint—creates a visual encyclopedia of European taste and power across the medieval and early modern periods.Sacred Space and Contemporary Function
Beyond its role as a royal mausoleum, Roskilde Cathedral remains an active place of worship and cultural engagement. The cathedral hosts regular services, concerts, and special events including the Night Church program, which offers meditation, yoga, and performances by the cathedral's boys' choir beneath the soaring vaulted ceilings. A small Cathedral Museum, housed in the Gothic-style Great Hall originally built for the Order of the Elephant, displays royal artifacts, historical documents, and ecclesiastical treasures. Guided tours led by expert cathedral guides navigate visitors through the complex layers of history, revealing architectural details, royal stories, and symbolic elements such as the King's Pillar and the legend of Saint George and the dragon. The cathedral's scale and atmosphere create a profound sense of historical continuity. The high vaulted ceilings, intricate frescoes, 17th-century organ, and dark crypts combine to produce an environment where centuries of Danish history seem tangibly present. Children can participate in treasure hunts designed to engage younger visitors with the cathedral's stories and architecture.Gateway to Medieval Roskilde
The cathedral sits on a small hilltop overlooking the Roskilde Fjord, positioned within the medieval town structure that remains largely intact around it. The surrounding streetscape preserves medieval patterns alongside fine 17th and 18th-century residences, creating a cohesive historical environment. The cathedral's location near Roskilde's train station makes it easily accessible while maintaining its prominence as the spiritual and architectural heart of the city. The building's red brick construction, distinctive twin spires, and commanding position make it a landmark visible across much of Roskilde, anchoring the town's identity and historical significance.Iconic landmarks you can’t miss
Det Kongelige Palæ i Roskilde
0.1 km
Baroque palace where Danish royalty met democracy, now a vibrant hub for art and culture.
Skänk Beer & Wine bar
0.6 km
Experience Aarhus’ celestial heritage at the Ole Rømer Observatory, where history, culture, and astronomy converge for hands-on stargazing and exploration.
Roskildekrukkerne
0.6 km
Three colossal ceramic jars rising from a mirrored basin transform Roskilde’s station square into an open-air monument to a thousand years of city history.
Sct Hans Have
1.8 km
Explore Aarhus’ signature waterfront, where innovative architecture, lively promenades, and maritime history create Denmark’s most vibrant urban shoreline.
Masterhøj udsigtspost
3.4 km
Bronze Age mound commanding 360-degree views of Roskilde, fjord, and medieval heritage.
Køge Nord
16.9 km
A soaring timber‑lined footbridge and high‑speed rail hub turning everyday commuting into a slice of contemporary Danish architecture and panoramic landscape.
Ølstykke bypark - Bebyggelsen Søhøj Park ligger nord for byparken, fjern ALT med Søhøj også naturlegeplasen
17.0 km
Discover Ølstykke Bypark, a green haven offering tranquility and recreation in the heart of Ølstykke, perfect for families, nature lovers, and community events.
Roskilde Fjord
18.7 km
Discover Roskilde Fjord: A blend of Viking history, serene landscapes, and outdoor adventures awaits in this captivating Danish destination, easily accessible from Copenhagen.
Køge Å
19.0 km
Explore Skagen’s maritime history with hands-on exhibits and live marine engines at Maskinrummet, an atmospheric museum in the heart of the harbour.
Gerlevparkens Venner
19.8 km
Discover Denmark's horticultural heritage at Gerlevparken near Jægerspris: explore unique rose collections, a diverse tree collection, and tranquil gardens maintained by dedicated volunteers.
Køge Ås
20.0 km
Striking lighthouse at Denmark’s northern edge, offering panoramic views, interactive birdwatching, café, exhibitions, and a window into Skagen’s wild coastal nature.
Bronzestien - Køge Ås
21.0 km
Stroll through ancient landscapes along Køge Ås, where prehistoric burial mounds and glacial history meet serene Danish woodlands near Køge.
Gammel Køgegård
21.1 km
Discover the enchanting world of teddy bears at Skagen Bamsemuseum, a must-visit attraction in Denmark's northernmost town.
KØS Museum of Art in Public Spaces
21.4 km
A must-visit in Skagen, Denmark, the Bamsemuseum enchants visitors with a vast collection of teddy bears and playful exhibits, celebrating nostalgia and Danish culture.
Mindesten for Træskoslaget
21.5 km
A modest memorial stone in central Køge marking the 1807 “Clogs Battle,” where local militia faced British troops during the turbulent Gunboat War.
Unmissable attractions to see
Domkirkemuseet
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Intimate museum spaces inside Roskilde’s UNESCO-listed cathedral, revealing the hidden stories behind royal tombs, brick Gothic architecture and a millennium of Danish faith.
Gravmonument over Frederik IX
0.1 km
Et stille, åbent kongeligt gravsted ved Roskilde Domkirke, hvor sømandskongens enkle sten, nordatlantiske materialer og moderne murværk møder udsigten mod fjorden.
Byens Hus
0.1 km
Community-powered civic townhouse in Roskilde’s old city hall, where history, democracy and everyday cultural life share the same welcoming rooms.
Stændertorvet
0.1 km
Historic heart of Roskilde where cathedral views, markets and daily city life meet on a broad, atmospheric square framed by shops, cafés and civic buildings.
Sct Hans Kilde
0.1 km
A tiny historic spring tucked behind Roskilde’s houses, Sct. Hans Kilde offers a brief, tranquil glimpse into the town’s medieval, church-linked water heritage.
Skt. Laurentius
0.2 km
Step beneath Roskilde’s central square and up its historic tower for a compact journey through 900 years of church ruins, civic life and city views in one spot.
Kildehuset
0.2 km
A modest former schoolhouse tucked into a cobbled lane, Kildehuset reveals Roskilde’s quieter side through small‑scale history and intimate streetscape.
Rektorkilden
0.2 km
Explore experimentation and innovation at Roskilde’s Museum of Contemporary Art, where cutting-edge exhibitions and performances illuminate the evolving world of modern art.
Roskilde Museum
0.2 km
Denmark's premier city museum revealing a thousand years of history in two heritage buildings.
Maglekilde
0.3 km
A modest timber wellhouse over Roskilde’s most powerful spring, where centuries of mills, spas and industry once turned the steady flow of water into the city’s lifeblood.
Klosterkilden
0.4 km
Explore the captivating Baroque landscapes, woodland walks, and grandeur of Ledreborg Park, a serene 18th-century estate just outside Roskilde in Lejre.
Håndværksmuseet
0.4 km
An intimate upstairs museum in historic Roskilde, where traditional woodcraft tools and workshops trace the journey from forest timber to finely made everyday objects.
Sct Gertruds Kilde
0.4 km
A small, historic spring on Frederiksborgvej where Roskilde’s sacred past, urban growth and ever-flowing groundwater quietly meet at the edge of the city hillside.
Byparkens Legeplads
0.5 km
Shaded, child-friendly play space in the heart of Roskilde’s Byparken, surrounded by mature trees, gentle equipment and the calm of a classic Danish city park.
Lovise Kilden
0.6 km
A quietly flowing spring on Folkeparken’s edge, where a 19th-century convent resident left her name on Roskilde’s gentle green landscape.
Essential places to dine
Restaurant Raadhuskælderen
0.1 km
Historic cellar dining beneath Roskilde’s old town hall, serving classic Danish smørrebrød and hearty dishes in a warm, modern-meets-traditional setting.
Restaurant Upstairs
0.2 km
Elevated European dining in historic Roskilde, where seasonal ingredients and skilled craftsmanship meet Nordic warmth.
Namaste - Restaurant Roskilde
0.2 km
Authentic North Indian cuisine in a beautifully restored historic building in central Roskilde.
Café A Roskilde
0.2 km
Casual all‑day café on Roskilde’s main square, serving familiar brunch plates, burgers and drinks with outdoor seating and easygoing atmosphere in the historic center.
Cafe Vivaldi
0.2 km
Bright all-day café on Roskilde’s historic main square, mixing generous comfort food, relaxed drinks and prime cathedral-side people-watching.
Lenes Streetfood
0.2 km
Casual Danish street food served from a cozy kiosk on Roskilde’s historic Stændertorvet square, perfect for a quick, affordable bite between cathedral and city sights.
Rib House
0.2 km
Hearty ribs and grill classics in a relaxed, family‑friendly steakhouse tucked into a central Roskilde courtyard near the city’s historic sights.
Restaurant Mumm I/S
0.2 km
Slow-food focused, seasonal small-plate dining in an intimate Roskilde townhouse with a leafy summer courtyard and a distinctly Nordic, wine-led evening atmosphere.
Florentz Cafe & Brasserie - Restaurant Roskilde
0.2 km
French-inspired café and brasserie in Roskilde’s historic Hotel Prindsen building, serving brunch, bistro classics and drinks on lively pedestrian Algade.
Basilico
0.3 km
Casual Italian comfort and generous pizzas in the heart of Roskilde’s old town, ideal for a relaxed, family‑friendly break between cathedral and shopping.
Bryggergården
0.3 km
Traditional Danish cooking and local beers in a historic former brewery house on Roskilde’s main pedestrian street, blending cozy interiors with lively street life.
Restart
0.3 km
Casual café-restaurant on Roskilde’s main pedestrian street, serving fresh, unfussy salads, sandwiches and cakes in a warm, modern Scandinavian setting.
Halifax Burgers Roskilde
0.3 km
Casual build-your-own burger joint on Roskilde’s main street, pairing generous portions and craft drinks with a strong line-up of vegetarian and vegan options.
Marcella Pizza & Pasta - Restaurant Roskilde
0.3 km
Cozy Italian bistro in Roskilde’s main shopping street, serving Neapolitan-style pizzas, generous pasta dishes and easygoing, family-friendly comfort food.
Café Korn - Roskilde
0.3 km
Cosy all‑day café and brasserie on Roskilde’s main pedestrian street, serving hearty brunches, burgers and salads in a warm, grocery‑style setting.
Markets, malls and hidden boutiques
Copenhagen Luxe Roskilde
0.2 km
Curated Scandinavian fashion in natural materials on Roskilde's pedestrian shopping street.
Bog & Idé
0.2 km
Central Roskilde’s cozy book and gift shop, where classic Danish bookselling meets games, stationery and everyday essentials on historic Stændertorvet.
Byline Denmark (tidligere Byline & Bisgaard)
0.2 km
A cozy courtyard boutique in the heart of Roskilde, blending Scandinavian fashion, accessories, and gift ideas in a calm, well-curated setting.
Boutique Dedenroth v / Helle Dedenroth
0.2 km
Owner-run women’s fashion boutique on Roskilde’s central square, offering curated, timeless clothing and a relaxed, personal shopping experience.
No 1 Butik
0.2 km
Intimate Roskilde lifestyle boutique blending Nordic design, playful gifts and gourmet treats into one cozy, carefully curated shopping stop.
Den franske vinhandel
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Historic Roskilde wine merchant with a cavernous cellar, freshly roasted coffee and gourmet treats, turning a simple shopping stop into a richly flavoured experience.
Normal
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Brand-name products at unbeatable prices in central Roskilde's premier discount store.
NORII Roskilde
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A cozy Scandinavian womenswear boutique on Roskilde’s Algade, offering curated, timeless pieces and personal service in the heart of the historic city.
Perssons Roskilde
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Contemporary fashion in the heart of Roskilde's historic shopping district.
PURE Copenhagen
0.2 km
A cosy Roskilde boutique blending Scandinavian-inspired women’s fashion, personal styling, and a relaxed neighbourhood feel right on historic Algade.
Metropol
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Intimate Roskilde boutique in Djalma Lunds Gård, blending Scandinavian style, curated labels and a touch of vintage in a calm, welcoming shopping space.
Red Cross Op Shop
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Volunteer-run Red Cross thrift shop in central Roskilde, where affordable second-hand finds and everyday browsing quietly support humanitarian work.
Guldfuglen A/S
0.2 km
Traditional Roskilde jeweller on lively Skomagergade, offering classic jewellery, watches and personal service in a calm, central setting.
Inspiration Roskilde
0.3 km
Scandinavian home inspiration in the heart of historic Roskilde's shopping district.
Bahne
0.3 km
Scandi-chic fashion, interiors and gifts gathered under one roof on Roskilde’s main shopping street, blending everyday practicality with laid-back Danish style.
Essential bars & hidden hideouts
PROP Vin og Tapasbar
0.2 km
Intimate Roskilde wine bar pairing curated bottles with Mediterranean-inspired tapas in a candlelit room and sheltered courtyard, strictly for a relaxed 25+ crowd.
Gullanden
0.3 km
An unpretentious Roskilde pub with darts, DJ nights, cold beer and a loyal local crowd, where evenings stretch easily into the early hours.
Ruder Konge Bodega
0.3 km
A timeworn Danish bodega in central Roskilde, offering cheap beer, pool tables and unpretentious pub life just off the city’s main pedestrian street.
PAUSE
0.3 km
Intimate wine and beer bar in Roskilde's historic center, celebrating Nordic hospitality and craft beverages.
Gustav Wieds - Byens Ølbar
0.5 km
Craft-focused neighbourhood beer bar in central Roskilde, combining eight rotating taps, a cosy wooden interior, jukebox tunes and billiards in a relaxed local atmosphere.
28 Live
0.5 km
A lively “youth club for adults” in central Roskilde, blending bar, games, live shows, sport and nightclub energy under one sociable roof.
Klosterkælderen
0.5 km
Roskilde's premier craft beer cellar with 200+ beers and authentic Danish pub charm.
Mulligans Irish Pub
0.6 km
Authentic Irish pub in two storeys with live music, craft beers, and vibrant social atmosphere in central Roskilde.
Copé Lounge
0.6 km
Urban lounge bar by Roskilde’s main square, blending backyard summer vibes, easygoing cocktails and cosy Danish hygge late into the night.
Georges Bodega
0.6 km
Old-school Danish bodega at Roskilde’s Hestetorvet, pouring cold beer from morning to late night with indoor smoking, local regulars and station-square views.
Teatercaféen
0.7 km
Unpretentious local beer hall in Roskilde where everyday life, cheap drinks and warm conversation matter more than design or trends.
Roskilde Bodega
1.2 km
Classic Danish corner bar on Holbækvej with pool, darts, slot machines and a lively local crowd, offering an unpolished, authentic bodega atmosphere from day to late night.
Vinbaren Muicon
1.6 km
An intimate wine bar in Roskilde’s Musicon district, pairing cozy Nordic warmth with a curated wine list and relaxed, conversation-friendly vibes.
Musicon Mikrobryggeri
1.7 km
Local craft beer, stainless-steel tanks and live music energy in the heart of Roskilde’s creative Musicon district.
Charlie Chaplin
1.7 km
An unfussy neighbourhood bar in Roskilde, Charlie Chaplin pours cold beers and warm conversation in a relaxed local bodega setting far from the city’s tourist crowds.
Nightclubs & after hour spots
Garbos Roskilde
0.5 km
Cozy neighborhood nightclub in central Roskilde, blending casual bar vibes with a compact dance floor and late-night weekend energy on Hersegade.
Dansebar Roskilde
0.6 km
Roskilde's premier multi-floor nightclub with dual dance spaces, three bars, and DJ-driven energy until dawn.
Danseriet
0.6 km
Frivilligdrevet danseklub i Roskilde med stort dansegulv, livebands og hyggelig stemning for danseglade gæster på tværs af aldre og niveauer.
Klubhuset
2.9 km
Low-key local clubhouse turned disco-style nightspot, where a simple bar, small dance floor and regulars’ vibe create relaxed, unpretentious nights in Roskilde.
Tropicana DC
3.0 km
Compact Latin-flavoured nightclub on Roskilde’s industrial edge, delivering loud beats, simple drinks and a late-night dancefloor focused purely on partying.
Den Dansende Viking
15.5 km
High-energy suburban nightclub in Egedal Centret, serving packed dance floors, late-night DJ sets and budget-friendly drinks for party-focused weekends.
The Flame
22.0 km
Compact, high-energy nightclub by Køge’s harbor, serving up youthful beats, live acts and weekend dance-floor vibes in an intimate, no-frills setting.
LUSIO
22.0 km
Compact harbor-side nightclub in Køge with late Friday hours, a tight dance floor, and an intimate, no‑frills setting for Danish weekend nights out.
Bloom Nightclub
22.0 km
Late-night harborfront beats and a compact dance floor bring big-night energy to small-city Køge every Friday and Saturday.
Club El Diablo
27.7 km
Adults-only entertainment venue offering a discreet, welcoming atmosphere for private social experiences.
Haven - Events
28.6 km
Discover the electrifying nightlife at Haven, Frederiksberg's top night club, where music, dance, and fun come together for an unforgettable experience.
Falafelberg
28.6 km
Discover the pulsating nightlife of Frederiksberg at Falafelberg, a night club offering delicious falafel and electrifying music for an unforgettable experience.
Afrobeat Palace Nightclub
29.1 km
Discover the energetic Afrobeat Palace Nightclub in Copenhagen, where music, dance, and multicultural vibes unite for an unforgettable nightlife experience.
The Union
30.0 km
Discover the vibrant nightlife at The Union, Copenhagen's premier night club offering electrifying music and an unforgettable experience.
KB3
30.1 km
Discover the pulse of Copenhagen's nightlife at KB3, a lively night club in Vesterbro offering unforgettable music and vibrant experiences.
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