Practical information

Venue

Eigtveds Pakhus

Eigtveds Pakhus is a historical building from 1750 situated right on the harbor side of Christianshavn, Copenhagen. The building was originally used for storing luxury goods from Asia (tea, silk, porcelain) and is designed by architect Nicolai Eigtved, known for introducing Rococo to Denmark. Today, Eigtveds Pakhus is administered by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and is used for meetings and conferences.

Address: Strandgade 25D, 1401 København

Getting around

Airport to Copenhagen

Easiest and cheapest way to get to Copenhagen city is by Metro. The M2 line goes straight to the center, Kongens Nytorv. Tickets are purchased before entering the metro platform. Depending on the position of your hotel, you may choose the Metro line that suits you best.

We suggest that you download the app "Rejseplanen" (“Journey Planner”). This will easily show you the way to your hotel, Statistics Denmark, Eigtveds etc.

Going straight from the airport to Statistics Denmark

If you are arriving Monday at noon and going straight to Statistics Denmark, we suggest you do the following:

• take the M2 line
• get off at “Kongens Nytorv”
• transfer to M3
• get off at “Vibenhus Runddel” 
• walk 10 min. to Statistics Denmark

Taxi to Copenhagen

Taxis are of course also available. Once you get through customs and into the arrival hall they are parked on the right hand side.