Nightlife in Copenhagen

Classics
Classic bars are mostly found at the big hotels.
The Library. A cross between a classic library and English gentlemen’s club. Plaza Hotel by Hovedbangården.
Hotel d´Angleterre. Elegant hotel with elegant bar. Kongens Nytorv.

Most expensive drink  

Royal Bar. The bar at Radisson SAS Hotel Royal serves a drink that is in the Guinness Book of Records as the world’s most exclusive. Contents? A whole bottle of Dom Perignon champagne, 12 cl Martell Cordon Bleu, 10 cl Cordial Campari and 8 cl Blue Curacao.

The Royal Cocktail is served on velvet in a sedan chair that plays a beautiful melody.

Young, popular bars
Ideal Bar. In the music complex Vega. Enghavevej 40.

Stereo Bar. Funky 70s design. Linnésgade 16 A.

Stengade 30. Students’ favourite in the Nørrebro district. Stengade 18.

Bang&Jensen. In an old chemist’s shop. Istedgade 130.

Blue Buddha. Dance the night away into the early hours. Baron Boltens Gård.

Park Diskotek. Hot disco by the sports arena Parken.

Vega. Gigantic dance and show palace. The Vega Complex, Vesterbro. Enghavevej 40.

Rust. Dancing on three stories (in the summer, also in the garden). Nørrebro. Guldbergsgade 8.

Copenhagen JazzHouse. The best musicians are found here – and jazz musicians visiting the city often sit in with a band. Niels Hemmingsensgade 10.

Mojo Blues-Bar. Blues stronghold. Løngangsstræde 21 C.

Drop Inn. Popular blues and folk song place.

Kompagnistræde 34.