Poolen

Poolen is a raw, industrial hall set inside a repurposed shipyard warehouse on Refshaleøen, built for events that need space, atmosphere, and a strong sense of place. Its warehouse identity—high ceilings and an open layout—makes it a natural home for concerts, club nights, and large-scale experiences where production matters.

Inside, the focus is on what elevates the night: modern facilities paired with state-of-the-art sound & lighting, all while keeping the venue’s authentic, gritty character. That balance helps performances feel immersive and powerful, whether it’s an energetic live show or a more detail-driven electronic set.

You’ll find it at Refshalevej 189, Kobenhavn K, Denmark. Getting to the entrance is straightforward via Refshalevej towards Refshaleøen, and parking is available right by the entrance. For public transport, bus 2A terminates at Refshalevej (about a 10-minute walk), and you can also use harbour bus 992 (around a 15-minute walk). For broader city connections, see the transport details in the text below the venue description.

Copenhagen K, the heart of Denmark’s capital, blends Scandinavian charm with the energy of a metropolis made for top-tier events. Here, sport and live music feel like a natural part of daily city life, and visitors easily find their rhythm between modern arenas, stadiums, and lively neighborhoods. If you want a destination where going to an event is just as good as everything around it, Copenhagen K delivers that balance—well-organized, welcoming, and consistently appealing.

One of the city’s biggest strengths is connectivity: public transport is easy to navigate and gets you to key locations fast. The Metro and S-tog form the backbone of getting around, supported by a bus network coordinated by Movia, so reaching arenas and stadiums stays stress-free even at peak times. The main rail hub is København H, making transfers across the city straightforward, and for air travel the convenient gateway is Copenhagen Airport, Kastrup (CPH), linked to the city by rail and metro.

While you’re here, take the “tourist bonus” before or after the event: stroll past the colorful waterfront of Nyhavn, circle the city canals, and soak up the seaside vibe. Head to Strøget for an easy walk and shopping, explore historic squares and palaces near the center, and enjoy the city’s polished look through familiar viewpoints and tidy streets. To round it off, Tivoli and the surrounding districts offer a distinctive mix of lights, architecture, and relaxed spots to unwind—perfect for completing your night out in this dynamic city.