From kr 27 /h
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Browse 6+ meeting spaces in Copenhagen
Flexible locations for your offsite meetings, team events and celebrations
Here you can browse our Copenhagen meeting spaces. You'll never be lost for ideas in Copenhagen, with meeting spaces all over town, from Vesterbro to the Little Mermaid. Our spaces will always provide the necessities for your event - whether you're having a meeting in a boxing ring or team building on a rooftop terrace. With just a few clicks, find a change of space and make your next meeting an inspiring one
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Frederik Jensen
Basecamp Meeting / working room
Meeting / working area in basecamp
person
1 - 14
meeting_room
Workshop space
From kr 200 /h
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Studio spaces at Nørrebro, Copenhagen
Studio Space at Nørrebro, Copenhagen
Open Studio with glass facade
person
1 - 150
meeting_room
Studio
From kr 750 /h
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Studio spaces at Nørrebro, Copenhagen
Gallery studio space at Nørrebro, Copenhagen
Gallery studio space with glass facade
person
1 - 70
meeting_room
Studio
From kr 500 /h
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CityMeetings - Copenhagen
Meeting Room: The Majesty
Cozy meeting room. 40 m2 and with seating for 22 participants
person
4 - 22
meeting_room
Meeting room
From kr 320 /h
Organising your event in Copenhagen
The Danish capital has got a lot to offer. A beautiful location on the western edge of the Baltic Sea, Copenhagen has grown from a humble Nordic fishing village into one of the most cosmopolitan and forward-thinking cities in Europe. Situated between mainland Europe, Scandinavia and the Baltic it is easy to reach and has a number of unique qualities that set it apart from other European cities.
Copenhagen has been at the forefront of some pretty progressive city planning measures and social policy, which underpin the its ambition of becoming the world’s first carbon neutral capital by 2025. It is considered one of the most safest cities in the world for cyclists, with bikes actually out-numbering inhabitants.
Copenhagen’s innovative and sustainable attitude means you’ll find a lot of old forgotten spaces that have found a new life as exciting venues. Waterside warehouses and industrial factories are now being used as creative hubs and versatile event spaces. The city also has one of the highest number of bars and restaurants per capita. Not surprising then that Copenhagen has an impressive experimental culinary scene with many avant-garde restaurants and cafes.