Slotsholmen – Castle Island at Copenhagen’s Heart
A compact canal island where medieval fortresses, royal palaces and modern democracy meet at the very heart of Copenhagen’s harbour.
Slotsholmen is a compact, canal-encircled island in central Copenhagen that has served as Denmark’s political heart for more than 800 years. Here, on Castle Island, Bishop Absalon founded Copenhagen’s first fortress in 1167, laying the groundwork for the future capital. Today the island is dominated by Christiansborg Palace, home to the Danish Parliament, Supreme Court and Prime Minister’s offices, alongside the Royal Library, Thorvaldsens Museum, the old Stock Exchange and several historic ministries. Grand façades, courtyards and waterfront promenades make Slotsholmen an essential stop for history, architecture and city views.
A brief summary to Slotsholmen
- Copenhagen Municipality, Indre By, DK
- Duration: 1.5 to 4 hours
- Free
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Outdoor
- Mobile reception: 5 out of 5
Local tips
- Time your visit to Christiansborg Tower for early morning or late afternoon for shorter queues and softer light over the city’s skyline.
- Combine the palace ruins, royal reception rooms and Royal Stables on a single ticket to get a fuller picture of Slotsholmen’s layered history.
- Walk a full loop along the Slotsholmen Canal quays to discover quieter viewpoints of façades, bridges and sightseeing boats away from the main entrances.
- Check opening hours of the Royal Library and Thorvaldsens Museum in advance, as hours can vary between weekdays, weekends and seasons.
- Wear shoes suitable for cobblestones, especially if you plan to explore the palace courtyards and older sections of the island on foot.
For the on-the-go comforts that matter to you
- Restrooms
- Drink Options
- Drinking Water
- Food Options
- Seating Areas
- Sheltered Areas
- Trash Bins
- Information Boards
- Visitor Center
Getting There
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Metro
From central Copenhagen, the easiest way to reach Slotsholmen is by metro to Gammel Strand or Kongens Nytorv on the M1 or M2 lines, or to Rådhuspladsen on the Cityring M3. Trains run every few minutes throughout the day, and a single zone 2 ticket typically costs the same as other inner-city journeys in Copenhagen. From any of these stations, expect a 5–10 minute level walk on city pavements to the bridges leading onto the island, suitable for most visitors with basic mobility.
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Bus
Several city bus routes stop close to Slotsholmen, especially along Stormgade, Holmens Kanal and near the City Hall area. Travel times from inner districts such as Vesterbro, Nørrebro or Østerbro are usually 10–20 minutes depending on traffic. Standard city bus tickets and travel cards apply, matching regular Copenhagen inner-zone fares. Buses can be a good option in bad weather, though peak hours may be crowded and some stops require crossing busy streets to access the bridges onto the island.
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Bicycle
Cycling to Slotsholmen fits well with Copenhagen’s extensive bike culture. From most central neighbourhoods, the ride takes 5–15 minutes using segregated cycle lanes that lead toward the city centre. Many hotels offer rental bikes, and short-term city bikes are widely available for a modest hourly fee. Bike parking racks are located near Christiansborg Palace and along the surrounding streets, but during weekday office hours spaces closest to government buildings can fill up quickly.
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On foot from city centre
If you are already staying in central Copenhagen, Slotsholmen is within comfortable walking distance from areas such as the City Hall Square, Nyhavn and the pedestrian shopping streets. Allow 10–20 minutes depending on your starting point. The route is almost entirely flat, following broad pavements and crossing several bridges, though some sections include cobblestones that may be less comfortable for wheelchairs or prams.
Slotsholmen location weather suitability
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Discover more about Slotsholmen
Castle Island where Copenhagen began
Slotsholmen, literally “Castle Islet,” sits in the middle of Copenhagen’s harbour, wrapped in a ring of green-brown canals that clearly mark it out from the surrounding streets. Long before the city became a modern capital, this low island of sandbanks and shoals was chosen in 1167 by Bishop Absalon as the place to build a fortified castle, protecting trade on the Øresund and anchoring a small harbourside settlement that grew into Copenhagen. Over the centuries the original stronghold was attacked, demolished, rebuilt and expanded, but the idea of Slotsholmen as the country’s centre of power never shifted. Walking onto the island today, it is hard to imagine those early timber palisades and stone keeps. Yet beneath your feet in the ruins under Christiansborg Palace lie the foundations of Absalon’s fortress and later Copenhagen Castle, a subterranean timeline of walls and vaulted cellars that show how the island’s role evolved from frontier outpost to royal residence. Above ground, the stone bridges that now connect Slotsholmen to the rest of the city emphasize how this small island has always been both apart from, and central to, Copenhagen’s story.Christiansborg Palace and the machinery of state
The dominant presence on Slotsholmen is Christiansborg Palace, the latest in a series of grand palaces that have risen and fallen on this same footprint. Fire repeatedly destroyed earlier buildings, and what you see now is largely an early 20th‑century palace, designed to house the institutions of a constitutional monarchy rather than a single royal household. Inside its granite and copper-clad exterior sit the three pillars of Danish democracy: the Parliament chamber, the Supreme Court and the offices of the Prime Minister, all sharing the same sprawling complex. For visitors, the palace is more than a symbol. State reception rooms lined with tapestries and chandeliers, the Royal Stables with ceremonial horses and carriages, and the excavated ruins beneath the building can all usually be visited on separate tickets or combined passes. High above, the Christiansborg Tower rises as one of the best urban viewpoints in Copenhagen, offering sweeping panoramas over spires, rooftops and the harbour. It is a striking contrast: medieval foundations below, modern politics in the middle, and open sky at the top.Historic institutions beyond the palace walls
Slotsholmen’s importance is not confined to Christiansborg. On the island’s waterfront edge sits the Royal Library complex, where a sober 19th‑century reading room adjoins the striking modern “Black Diamond” addition across the canal. Inside, hushed spaces and rows of books underscore the island’s role as a guardian of Danish knowledge and culture. Elsewhere, the Danish War Museum occupies the former arsenal, its long brick halls recalling the days when ships and cannon dominated national defence. Another prominent landmark is the old Stock Exchange, with its distinctive twisted spire of intertwined dragon tails. Built in the 17th century under King Christian IV, it embodies the era when trade and naval power were shaping Denmark’s fortunes. Nearby, Thorvaldsens Museum, dedicated to the neoclassical sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen, adds an artistic note with colourful façades and serene courtyards. Government ministries, courts and offices fill many of the remaining buildings, giving the island a working weekday rhythm as civil servants and politicians cross cobbled squares between meetings.Canals, courtyards and everyday life
Despite its dense concentration of institutions, Slotsholmen is surprisingly walkable and human in scale. Narrow pavements follow the course of the Slotsholmen Canal, where sightseeing boats glide past reflecting façades and low stone quays provide close-up views of the water. In fine weather, locals and visitors linger on benches and low steps, watching the play of light on the canal and the slow traffic of bicycles back on the mainland streets. Within the island, courtyards such as the Parliament courtyard and open squares around the palace create pockets of calm away from the harbour breeze. Here you notice details you might otherwise miss: equestrian statues of past monarchs, ornate lampposts, coats of arms carved above gateways. Although security measures are visible around some buildings, Slotsholmen retains an open, civic character, inviting you to wander between culture, government and history without clear boundaries.Exploring Slotsholmen as a visitor
For travellers, Slotsholmen works well as both a dedicated half‑day visit and a backdrop to wider explorations of central Copenhagen. You can spend a focused morning visiting the palace ruins, reception rooms and tower, then cross to the Royal Library or Thorvaldsens Museum in the afternoon. Alternatively, you can simply loop the island on foot, appreciating the changing views of façades and canals, then return another day to explore interiors in more detail. Most of the main attractions on the island charge individual admission fees, while strolling the canals, courtyards and exterior spaces remains free. The area is largely flat and paved, though cobblestones in some courtyards can be slightly uneven. Even without going inside any building, Slotsholmen gives a strong sense of continuity: from Bishop Absalon’s first castle through absolute monarchy, naval expansion and the move to constitutional rule, the island has continuously adapted while keeping its position at the centre of Danish public life.Iconic landmarks you can’t miss
The Danish Parliament
0.1 km
Where copper spires, royal salons and granite façades frame the working heart of Danish democracy on Copenhagen’s historic Island of Power.
Equestrian statue of Christian IX
0.1 km
A quiet yet powerful royal monument in Christiansborg’s riding ground, uniting a pivotal Danish king with the groundbreaking sculptor who cast him in bronze.
Frederik VII
0.2 km
Bronze monument in central Copenhagen commemorating King Frederik VII and Denmark’s 19th-century transition to constitutional monarchy, steps from political landmarks.
The Stable Boy's House
0.2 km
A modest former service house on Frederiksholms Kanal, quietly recalling the working lives behind Copenhagen’s royal stables and the grandeur of nearby Christiansborg.
Holmens Bro
0.2 km
A modest granite arch in central Copenhagen that quietly connects Slotsholmen’s palaces with the city’s streets, offering classic harbour views and everyday urban life.
Højbro
0.3 km
A historic iron arch bridging Copenhagen’s lively city centre and stately Slotsholmen, with hidden folklore sculptures stirring beneath its calm canal waters.
Circle Bridge
0.3 km
A five-masted circle of light and steel where art, everyday crossings and Copenhagen’s maritime history meet above the waters of Christianshavn Canal.
C.F. Tietgens Hus
0.4 km
A Neoclassical monument to Danish banking heritage and industrial vision, built for one of history's most influential entrepreneurs.
Lille Langebro
0.4 km
Explore Kronborg Castle, the iconic setting of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet,' and delve into Denmark's Renaissance history.
Kopenhagen
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Spectacular palace at Copenhagen’s core, blending royal grandeur, political intrigue, and centuries of Danish history—home to Parliament, the courts, and the monarchy.
Knippelsbro
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Copper-topped towers, lifting roadway and harbor breezes make Knippelsbro a compact, characterful bridge linking historic Slotsholmen with canalside Christianshavn.
Stork Fountain
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A trio of bronze storks, royal history and everyday city life meet at this elegant fountain in Copenhagen’s Amagertorv square on the Strøget pedestrian street.
Amagertorv
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Aarhus’s University Park blends Danish modernist architecture, lush gardens, and student life into one of the city’s most tranquil and historically significant green spaces.
Strøget
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Europe's pioneering pedestrian street where luxury shopping meets vibrant street culture and Danish heritage.
Museum of Copenhagen
0.5 km
Explore Copenhagen's captivating history at the Museum of Copenhagen, from Viking settlements to modern marvels, through interactive exhibits and historical artifacts.
Unmissable attractions to see
Søren Aabye Kierkegaard by Louis Hasselriis
0.1 km
A quiet bronze of Denmark’s great existential thinker, seated with manuscripts in a hidden garden behind the Royal Library in the heart of Copenhagen.
The War Museum
0.1 km
Five centuries of Danish warfare and resilience housed in King Christian IV's historic arsenal.
Garden of the Royal Library
0.1 km
A serene 1920s garden on a former naval harbor, where maritime heritage and artistic beauty create Copenhagen's most peaceful urban retreat.
Danish Jewish Museum
0.1 km
An intimate museum in a 17th‑century boathouse where Daniel Libeskind’s Mitzvah‑shaped architecture tells 400 years of Danish Jewish history and rescue.
Frederiksholms Kanal
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Historic canal skirting Slotsholmen where royal power, stately architecture and quiet waterside promenades meet in the very heart of Copenhagen.
Christian IV's Brewhouse
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A fortress-turned-brewery on Slotsholmen where royal stone giants gather beneath a vast timber roof, blending military history, sculpture and Copenhagen charm.
Christiansborg Palace
0.2 km
Stroll along Frederiksholms Kanal, the elegant Copenhagen waterway flanked by historic palaces and vibrant cultural landmarks at the heart of Indre By.
Marmorbroen
0.2 km
An 18th‑century Rococo bridge that once formed the grand entrance to Christiansborg Palace, Marmorbroen quietly unites royal history, canal views and everyday city life.
Black Diamond
0.2 km
Fredensborg Palace is a magnificent 18th-century royal residence on Lake Esrum, famed for its baroque architecture, exquisite gardens, and regal Danish history.
Det Kgl. Bibliotek, The Royal Library
0.2 km
Copenhagen’s Black Diamond blends a centuries‑old national library with bold harbourfront architecture, quiet reading rooms, exhibitions, concerts and a hidden garden oasis.
Thorvaldsens Museum
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Denmark’s first public art museum, Thorvaldsens Museum blends neoclassical sculpture, vivid architecture, and tranquil courtyards into one immersive urban sanctuary.
Børsen
0.3 km
Explore Copenhagen’s Ripley’s Believe It or Not!—an imaginative museum of fascinating oddities, curiosities, and interactive wonders at City Hall Square.
Danish Architecture Centre
0.3 km
Copenhagen’s harbourside hub for design and urban life, where immersive exhibitions, playful workshops and rooftop views reveal how architecture shapes the way we live.
Church of Holmen
0.3 km
Experience the vibrant blend of history and modernity at Roskilde's central square, Stændertorvet.
Stromma Canal Tours
0.3 km
Discover the world of 'Nordic gold' at the Copenhagen Amber Museum, where history, science, and stunning amber artifacts meet in Nyhavn’s oldest house.
Essential places to dine
Kanal-Caféen
0.2 km
Historic canal-side lunch restaurant from 1852, serving classic Danish smørrebrød and platters in cosy wood-panelled rooms beside Frederiksholms Kanal.
Restaurant 1733
0.3 km
Traditional Danish smørrebrød and hearty classics served in a cosy 18th‑century townhouse on Nybrogade, with canal views and warm, informal hospitality.
Marv & Ben
0.3 km
Inventive New Nordic tasting menus and Danish culinary artistry await in an atmospheric 18th-century townhouse in Copenhagen’s historic Indre By.
No. 2
0.4 km
Relaxed Nordic brasserie by the Copenhagen waterfront, pairing Michelin‑level know‑how with harbour views, seasonal Danish produce and polished yet informal service.
Restaurant Karla
0.4 km
Century-old Danish restaurant serving beloved classics and authentic smørrebrød in the heart of Copenhagen, steps from major museums and city attractions.
Restaurant Puk
0.4 km
Historic Danish restaurant in Indre By, Copenhagen, serving classic smørrebrød and comfort dishes in a centuries-old setting with authentic local atmosphere.
Restaurant Maven
0.4 km
Distinctive Scandinavian dining in the soaring nave of a former church, Restaurant Maven offers inventive cuisine and fine wine in Copenhagen's historic Indre By.
Restaurant Tight
0.4 km
Cozy multi-level townhouse restaurant in Copenhagen’s Old Town serving Nordic cuisine with a sunny southern twist, generous portions and a warm, brick-and-beam atmosphere.
Rio Bravo
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Western‑themed Copenhagen stalwart serving hearty Danish classics and steaks late into the night in a nostalgic saloon setting off City Hall Square.
Restaurant Noi
0.5 km
Experience modern Nordic cuisine in a stylish, contemporary setting at Restaurant Noi, a favorite for seasonal dining in the heart of central Copenhagen.
Restaurant Kronborg
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Warm, candlelit hygge in Copenhagen’s old town, where classic Danish smørrebrød, hearty lunches and aquavit bring traditional flavors to a cosy side-street dining room.
Københavner Cafeen
0.5 km
Traditional Danish comfort food and smørrebrød served in a cozy, low-lit cellar restaurant on a historic Copenhagen side street steeped in hygge.
King Hans Cellar
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Historic vaulted cellars, cutting-edge Nordic cuisine, and centuries-old royal ambiance converge at Copenhagen’s legendary King Hans Cellar fine dining restaurant.
Llama
0.6 km
Latin American flavors, bold cocktails and patterned-tile design bring Peruvian and Mexican energy to a lively, late-night restaurant just off Kongens Nytorv.
Kadeau
0.6 km
Bornholm’s wild pantry, refined in a serene Christianshavn dining room, where a seasonal New Nordic tasting menu and two-star precision define an intimate evening.
Markets, malls and hidden boutiques
Danish Souvenirs
0.4 km
Central Copenhagen souvenir hub on Højbro Plads, packed with Danish icons, practical travel extras and long opening hours just steps from Strøget.
Læderstræde
0.4 km
Læderstræde is a historic pedestrian street in central Copenhagen, offering a blend of independent boutiques, cozy cafés, and authentic Danish ambiance year-round.
Audrey Vintage
0.4 km
Curated vintage fashion in Copenhagen's heart, where timeless style meets sustainable shopping.
Akimbo
0.4 km
A cosy basement gift shop in Copenhagen’s old town, packed with colourful design, quirky treasures and hygge-infused souvenirs on charming Hyskenstræde.
Hygge Original
0.5 km
A cozy Danish design shop on Amagertorv, offering hygge-inspired clothing, textiles and gifts in a calm, Scandinavian setting amid Copenhagen’s busiest streets.
Danish Souvenirs & Luggages
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Central Strøget gift shop combining classic Danish souvenirs with practical luggage and bags, perfectly placed for a quick browse between Old Town sights.
& Other Stories
0.5 km
Contemporary Scandinavian fashion, shoes, accessories and beauty in a bright, minimalist space on Copenhagen’s iconic Strøget shopping street.
Royal Copenhagen Flagship Store
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Historic Renaissance townhouse on Strøget where hand‑painted Royal Copenhagen porcelain, royal history and Danish design culture meet across three atmospheric floors.
Danish Art & Christmas Shop
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A cosy, year‑round Christmas haven in a historic Copenhagen townhouse, filled with Danish‑designed ornaments, paper art and festive hygge moments.
Magnolias
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A compact, upscale secondhand boutique on Købmagergade, Magnolias blends Copenhagen chic with curated pre-loved designer fashion in the city’s historic shopping heart.
ILLUM
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ILLUM is Copenhagen’s iconic department store, combining world-class fashion, Danish design, gourmet food, and rooftop views in historic Indre By.
Urban Outfitters
0.5 km
Trendy multi-level fashion and lifestyle store bringing Urban Outfitters’ eclectic clothing, homeware and vinyl mix to the heart of Copenhagen’s Østergade.
Magasin du Nord
0.5 km
Experience Danish elegance, international fashion, and gourmet food in Copenhagen’s historic Magasin du Nord—an iconic department store blending tradition and style since 1894.
Duck Haven
0.6 km
A tiny, colourful shop in Copenhagen’s old town where hundreds of themed rubber ducks turn souvenir hunting into a playful, photo‑worthy detour.
Det Gamle Apotek Copenhagen
0.6 km
Step off bustling Vimmelskaftet into a nostalgic world of Danish Christmas sparkle, romantic décor and gift-worthy treasures at Det Gamle Apotek Copenhagen.
Essential bars & hidden hideouts
Ruby
0.3 km
An unmarked 18th‑century townhouse on Nybrogade hides Ruby, a quietly glamorous cocktail institution where inventive drinks meet candlelit canal-side charm.
Godt Øl
0.3 km
Cosy basement craft beer bar in Copenhagen’s old town, pouring 12 rotating taps in a low-key, conversation-friendly setting from mid-afternoon until late night.
Zefside
0.3 km
Underground cocktail bar by night, pulsing nightclub by dawn—Copenhagen's shape-shifting social hub.
The Bird and The Churchkey
0.4 km
Discover the vibrant atmosphere of The Bird and The Churchkey, a must-visit bar in Copenhagen for craft beer and creative cocktails.
K-Bar
0.4 km
Intimate harbourfront cocktail den in central Copenhagen, known for monochrome style, inventive infusions and quietly confident classics poured with real care.
Lord Nelson Bar
0.4 km
Experience the vibrant nightlife and craft cocktails at Lord Nelson Bar, a historic gem in the heart of Copenhagen's bustling streets.
The Dubliner
0.4 km
Lively Irish pub energy on Copenhagen’s Amagertorv, serving hearty pub classics, well-poured pints, live music and big-screen sport in a cosy, wood-lined setting.
The Rooftop Bar
0.5 km
Compact rooftop oasis atop Hotel Danmark, pairing 360-degree Copenhagen views with cocktails, bubbles and golden-hour sunsets above the city’s historic heart.
The Storm Inn Copenhagen
0.5 km
Experience the warmth of The Storm Inn in Copenhagen, a cozy pub offering a wide selection of drinks in a welcoming atmosphere.
Southern Cross Pub
0.5 km
Two-floor Copenhagen sports pub pouring affordable pints, wall-to-wall live games, and late-night energy in the heart of the inner city.
The Marble Bar
0.5 km
An intimate marble-clad cocktail hideaway inside Nobis Hotel Copenhagen, serving Scandinavian-inflected drinks and quiet luxury steps from Tivoli Gardens.
Aloë Cocktail Bar
0.5 km
Award-winning Cuban cocktails and street art vibes in Copenhagen's vibrant Inner City.
Centralhjørnet
0.5 km
One of Copenhagen’s oldest gay bars, Centralhjørnet is a cosy, festive corner pub where historic LGBTQ+ heritage meets camp décor and easy-going charm.
not your USUAL wine bar
0.6 km
Discover wines from the world's forgotten regions in Copenhagen's most unconventional wine bar.
Taphouse
0.6 km
Copenhagen’s modern beer hall, pouring 61 ever‑changing craft taps in a relaxed, Scandinavian setting just steps from the historic city center.
Nightclubs & after hour spots
Club Mambo
0.5 km
Experience the energetic nightlife of Copenhagen at Club Mambo, a vibrant night club offering salsa dancing, cocktails, and delicious dining.
Chateau Motel
0.5 km
Discover the lively nightlife of Copenhagen at Chateau Motel, a top destination for cocktails and dancing in a vibrant atmosphere.
Hive
0.6 km
Copenhagen's premier high-end nightclub with cutting-edge design, VIP service, and immersive themed experiences.
Miami Bar
0.7 km
Discover Copenhagen's nightlife at Miami Bar, where cocktails and dancing create unforgettable nights in a vibrant atmosphere.
Mirror
0.7 km
Dive into the heart of Copenhagen's nightlife at Mirror, where the rhythm never stops and unforgettable memories are made.
Rumors
0.7 km
Discover the heart of Copenhagen's nightlife at Rumors, where energetic vibes and unforgettable nights await you.
Dorsia
0.7 km
Central Copenhagen nightclub with late‑night DJs, cocktails and an image‑conscious crowd packed into a dark, modern interior off busy Kattesundet.
Lusso
0.7 km
A compact, high-end Copenhagen nightclub with champagne-forward table service, dim lighting and a stylish late-night crowd just steps from Kongens Nytorv.
The Zoo
0.7 km
Intimate late-night nightclub on Sværtegade in Copenhagen’s historic center, blending a compact dance floor, DJ-driven beats and a casual, social bar atmosphere.
La Terraza
0.8 km
Compact nightclub on Studiestræde in Copenhagen’s old town, offering loud beats, straightforward drinks and an unpretentious late-night dance floor.
Cosy Bar
0.8 km
Discover the lively atmosphere of Cosy Bar, a top gay nightclub in Copenhagen offering fantastic music, vibrant crowds, and unforgettable nights.
Mini Bar
0.8 km
Discover the vibrant nightlife of Copenhagen at Mini Bar, a premier night club offering eclectic tunes and a lively atmosphere for unforgettable nights.
G*A*Y Copenhagen Nightclub
0.8 km
Experience the heart of LGBTQ+ nightlife at G*A*Y Copenhagen Nightclub, where vibrant energy and inclusive atmosphere await every visitor.
Module
0.9 km
Discover the ultimate nightlife experience at Module Night Club in Copenhagen, where world-class DJs and an electrifying atmosphere await.
Arch
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Discover the vibrant nightlife of Copenhagen at Arch, a premier night club offering electrifying music and an unforgettable atmosphere.
For the vibe & atmosphere seeker
- Scenic
- Unique
- Casual
- Fun-filled
- Romantic
For the design and aesthetic lover
- Modern Designs
- Vintage Styles
- Rustic Designs
For the architecture buff
- Historic
- Landmarks
- Art & Design
- Sacred Sites
- Heritage Neighborhoods
For the view chaser and sunset hunter
- Iconic Views
- Panoramas
- Waterfront
- Sunset Spots
For the social media creator & influencer
- Instagrammable
- Photo Spots
- Selfie Spots
- Architectural Shots
- Reel-Friendly
For the eco-conscious traveler
- Public-Transport Accessible
- Low Impact
For the kind of experience you’re after
- Cultural Heritage
- Photowalk
- Adventure Photo Shoot
- Day Trip
- Mindfulness
For how adventurous you want the journey to be
- Easy Access
Location Audience
- Family Friendly
- Senior Friendly
- Child Friendly
- Teen Friendly
- Solo Friendly
- Couple Friendly
- Solo Female Friendly
- Vegetarian Friendly
- Vegan Friendly
- Business Friendly
- LGBT Friendly
