Copenhagen

Denmark, with its capital Copenhagen, has the oldest monarchy in the world. But the city is transforming into one of Europe's hotspots for contemporary art; museums like Louisiana, Arken and Glyptotek, modern architecture and top restaurants like the awarded Noma make Copenhagen a top travel destination in Europe. Already 500 years ago William Shakespeare wrote in his Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark: “There's something modern in the state of Denmark”.


Night Clubs

Party with the A-listers, the locals and hip crowd in every city.
Get a taste with 3 out of 7 Night Clubs here:

Bar Rouge

Bland hotel bar with skittle decor aspirating for the city's place-to-be. Men in tie's and blonde danes go off the hook when the DJ blows the house down. Guest list mandatory, try register online.

Style: upscale
Address: Krystalgade 22, 1172 Copenhagen, Denmark
Opening Hours: Sun - Thur: 4pm – 1am, Fri & Sat: 4pm – 2am
Web: http://www.barrougenights.com
Phone: +45 3345 9100
Email:

Culture Box

A zippy underground joint with turntable-rocking DJ's. Fusion of sounds, minimal techno mainly. Club kids get smashed and make out everywhere. Credo: commercial stuff sucks! Place to forget the world outside

Style: underground
Address: Kronprinsessegade 54, 1306 Copenhagen, Denmark
Opening Hours: Call to enquire
Web: http://www.culture-box.com
Phone: +45 3332 5050
Email: info@culture-box.com

Halvandet

Summer beach hangout at a post industrial waterfront. Daytime fun with booze and ball for sporty spices. Open-air spot for pale kids. Hit the indoor lounge in case it pours something other than Akvavit

Style: commercial
Address: Refshalevej 325, 1432 Copenhagen, Denmark
Opening Hours: April - Sept. Daily: 10am - late
Web: http://www.halvandet.dk
Phone: +45 7027 0296
Email: mail@halvandet.dk

* This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm opening hours, door- and reservation policy directly with the club.