Copenhagen's nightlife is mostly rampant Thursday through Saturday, and since Swedes prefer to relax on Sunday evenings in preparation for the work week, many Copenhagen clubs are closed on Sundays.
Nightlife in Copenhagen
In the evening in Copenhagen, everyone will be able to spend time in traditional beer houses, jazz clubs, wine cellars, at the opera, in the theater, at a highly artistic ballet.
Guests of the Danish capital are advised to take an evening cruise (departing at 19:30) along the Copenhagen canals with dinner (each table is for 6 people; guests will be treated to cod pate with lemon and pickled onions, herbs and smoked cheese, veal with celery puree, cherry mousse with chocolate chips, wine): as part of a water excursion on board a closed boat equipped with panoramic windows, tourists will see the Nyhavn embankment, Holmen Island, the stock exchange building, the Marble Church, Christiansborg Castle, Amalienborg Palace, Christ the Savior Church, Kastellet Castle …
Nightlife in Copenhagen
Club Nyhavn awaits guests exclusively on summer nights: there young people dance, sing right at the tables, play tennis even at night. They are pampered daily with live music, sandwiches, whiskey and 120 beers.
Those who visit the Rust club, from 21:00 to 23:00 enjoy live music, and after 11:00 pm and until 5:00 am they have fun at themed parties and dance to DJ mixes (electro, funk, R&B, rap, techno), fortunately that there are 2 dance floors. As for the summer terrace, many people use it for organizing romantic dates.
The Vega Club, whose interior reflects the retro style, is the venue for concerts of world stars, and on Saturday evenings, bartenders put on fire shows here. One dance floor can accommodate 1500 people, and the other - 500 guests (in Vega they dance to both electro and hip hop). The club is also equipped with 12 bars.
The style of the interior of the Nasa club is fantastic: those who get there feel as if they are in a spaceship (white walls, white sofas, mirrors imitating computer screens). Nasa has 2 bars and a small dance floor for those wishing to dance to soul music. The only negative is the opening hours of the institution: it works only 2 times a week (Friday-Saturday from 00:00 to 06:00).
Every night, the Copenhagen Jazzhouse becomes a gathering place for fans of jazz concerts given by Danish and foreign performers and bands. After concerts in Copenhagen Jazzhouse, dances are arranged to hardcore, psychedelic, techno, electro, trance. You cannot dine in the club due to the lack of a restaurant, but you can pamper yourself with champagne or a cocktail from the bar.
The Pan Club used to be focused on gay people: now they are not allowed here (with the exception of Saturday parties). On 4 floors of the Pan Club, whose doors are open on Wednesday from 8 pm to 5 am, and on Thursday-Saturday from 23:00 to 05:00, there are karaoke and 6 regular bars, 2 dance floors (on one “Pop” rules, and techno on the other) and cafes (calm atmosphere).
The Loppen club hosts live music concerts (electro and house) twice or three times a week, and on other evenings guests enjoy DJ sets.
Any gambler can visit Casino Copenhagen from 2 pm to 4 am. Poker players at this casino are not allowed to use an iPod or wear a sleeveless T-shirt and sunglasses at the poker table. In addition to the poker tables, the casino has punto banco and black-jack tables; American and European roulette; 140 slots.
