One of the few remaining independent venues in Copenhagen resisting the dark side of commercialism, Gloria is a sparkling cinematic gem. It's centrally located right by Rådhuspladsen, next to Palace Hotel. The one-screen, 108-seat theater makes up for its snug pre...
Gasværket
A space like no other
The extraordinary Gasværket theater is a rare blend of industry and culture. Housed within the brick shell of the now defunct Ø...
Posthus Teatret
Where there is cinema, there is art, there is love
Selecting and importing a single film at a time to show in their ninety-seat screening room, Posthus Teatret has been a landmar...
Dagmar Teatret
Selective cinema
If you’re not attracted by the popular appeal of many of Copenhagen’s downtown cinemas, Dagmar could very well be your answer. ...
Arbejder Museet
Workers Unite!
Arbejder Museet was founded in 1983 by Denmark's strong Work Union and grass roots movements. The museum celebrates the working...
Dansk Jødisk Museum
The plight of a people
Dansk Jødisk Museum (Danish Jewish Museum) is dedicated to the Jewish minority's history and culture in Denmark dating from the...
Skuespilhus
Calling all thespians ...
After four years construction and a DKK 900 million facelift, the Royal Danish Playhouse's ultramodern new theater opened in Fe...
Empire Bio
Kiss me in front of the silver screen
Copenhagen caters pretty well to film buffs, offering plenty of independent cinemas as well as the usual multiplexes playing Ho...
Cinemateket
Camera obscura
Cinemateket is home to the Danish Film Institute and is the premiere place in Denmark to watch-hard-to-find art movies or atten...
Vester Vov Vov
Woof Woof!
Taking its name from a Danish vaudeville movie, Vester Vov Vov (Westerly Woof Woof) was founded in 1975 by film buffs entrenche...
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Dansk Jødisk Museum
The plight of a people
Dansk Jødisk Museum (Danish Jewish Museum) is dedicated...
