Copenhagen Travel Forum

Hi, Just another question about dress code. I generally dress up when i go out, eg,trousers or a dress is this too much? And i will be travelling in December. Is Dress code different in the winter.
Also i was looking at a few places to go out in ie Dubliner, Vega, and the Copenhagen Jazz House, what are they like to go to during the week, as i have not decided whether to come during the week or over the weekend. Mange Tak

Danes are fairly informal, but I don't really see how "trousers or a dress" could possibly be too much anywhere (unless you were going to wear both together, perhaps)! The only difference in the winter is that you need to keep WARM, so probably trousers rather than dresses, unless you wear them with thick tights and then probably boots, which can make packing difficult.

you should be fine with your clothes any time a year.

be aware that vega is only open during weekdays if there are any concerts there.

thanks for the help, glad to hear that vega is open during the week! what is the age group for Vega, and what concerts might it have, it doesn't tell you what the event calendar is for when i am going, there is also another place i was looking at Wallmans,the ticket seem to be expensive is ther anywhere i ould get them cheaper?

the people who go to vega is very much people in their 20´s.

i am on my late 20's, going on 30, this is for my birthday! Have been to Denmark before, but i stayed with Family in Roskilde. I am going with a friend, really looking forward to seeing what the nightlife in Copenhagen is like, compared to Ireland, Does there be many concerts on in December?
If you where going out during the week in Copenhagen where would you go, do there be many people out during the week or is it very quiet.

monday and tuesday tend to be quiet nights, but it åicks up on wedensady and thursday, friday and saturday are the three big nights.

Tusind Tak, for all your help, could you recommend anywhere yourself?

i´ll rather leave that to other people as i´m not much in to clubbing and i´m currently out of the country 9-10 months a year (off to athens tomorrow) so i´m not really that much in touch with the nightlife scene anymore.
copenhagen jazzhouse has been a favorite for many years for people in their mid and late 20´s though, so you might wanna consider that place.

Thanks, don't want to be in a place with all young ones!

Barhopping on the Istedgade Street before ending the night at either Vega or Ideal Bar (in the Vega building) Is a great way to spend a night and meet lots of people.

is that not the street where the Red Light District is?lol!
I will be staying in the Copenhagen Crown, is the street you are talking about near it.

copenhagen crown is near istedgade.
the part of istedgade that is near the station is redlight district, but further up it's a very trendy part of town.

Istedgade is a mile long street with a cool end and a naughty end.

In the end towards the central station you have budget hotels, porn shops and brothels. At the other end towards the Enghave Plads Square (where Vega is) you have lots of cool bars and trendy somewhat alternative shops etc. You can easily spend a whole night working your way down the street towards Vega.

thanks for the help guys, im sure i will have a great time in Copenhagen!