Event Dates
From: Monday, February 19, 2024
To: Saturday, February 24, 2024
Copenhagen Winter Pride takes place each year in February and is a week packed with parties
Copenhagen Winter Pride takes place each year in February and is a week packed with parties, performances, networking and debates for the LTBTQIA community.
- Visiting Copenhagen for Winter Pride? Stay at the Hotel Danmark, a charming 4 star hotel close to all the city’s gay bars and venues in the centre. The hotel has a panoramic terrace, modern decor and is housed in a listed building full of character.
Copenhagen Winter Pride Program
- Lighting up up the Winter in every colour of the rainbow in the Danish capital with a broad selection of events including art and cultural exhibitions, discussion panels, and sexual health and wellbeing clinics.
- The event also features nighttime entertainment with shows and social get togethers in various locations across the city.
- Most of the Winterpride events are held at the Huset-KBH, a cultural centre located in three old townhouses and a former warehouse.
Event Highlights 2024
- Awaiting event theme and highlights for the next edition.
The After Party
- Awaiting dates – Winter Pride ends with the famous “Winter Pride After Party” presented by Copenhagen Pride’s Kulturgruppe.
- The party takes place in Pressen, a historic former printing press, now converted into fantastic experiemental music venue.
- The venue is transformed into a pop oasis. The main room is nothing but sheer, unadulterated pop music from the 70’s until the present day. The smokers lounge will offer house and tech-house.
Where to stay in Gay Copenhagen?
Copenhagen’s gay bars and clubs are in the city center around the famous Strøget shopping street, and within easy walking distance of each other.
The following Copenhagen hotels are currently trending with our readers. All are close to the gay bars and Winter Pride activities:
Hotel Herman K, Hotel Danmark, Hotel Alexandra, Scandic Palace,
Where to stay close to all the gay bars
Our top 4 selections with the best rates.
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in Copenhagen offering a great location.
For further information and advice on
Copenhagen Pride, Website
Almost all of the gay bars and clubs are located in the city center around the famous Strøget shopping street. They are all within walking distance of each other.
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Located in Copenhagen’s old Latin Quarter, this stylish hotel offers free WiFi, and designer rooms. Just 4 minutes’ walk away is the main shopping street, Strøget. Air conditioning, flat-screen TV and parquet flooring. Some rooms have a balcony or a terrace. The restaurant and bar are located right in the buzzing centre of the hotel lobby.
Situated by City Hall Square in central Copenhagen, this elegant hotel features Nordic cuisine, a popular bar and individually designed rooms with modern décor, flat-screen TVs and free WiFi. The spacious rooms at Scandic Palace Hotel include cable TV, black tiled bathrooms and relaxing armchairs. Many offer views of Copenhagen’s vibrant city centre.
Featuring panoramic city views from the rooftop terrace, this central Copenhagen hotel sits between the National Museum of Copenhagen and Copenhagen City Hall Square. A complimentary wine hour between 17:00-18:00 is offered daily to guests at the lobby bar. Large windows, a writing desk and cable TV come standard.
The stylish Hotel Alexandra is 200 m from Copenhagen’s Town Hall Square and Tivoli Gardens. Its soundproofed rooms have a flat-screen TV, a tea/coffee maker and classic Danish designer furniture. Free Wi-Fi is available in all of Alexandra’s rooms, along with the lobby. The Spisebaren Knøw offers organic comfort food and well known Danish dishes
Copenhagen Pride Week 2017
Denmark has a reputation for being one of the most LGBTQ+-friendly countries in the world. Same-sex sexual activity was decriminalized in Denmark in 1933, making it one of the first countries in the world to do so. In 1989, Denmark became the first country to legally recognize same-sex registered partnerships. In 2012, Denmark legalized same-sex marriage, allowing same-sex couples to marry and adopt children, just like opposite-sex couples.
This area is close to Vesterbro & is known for its elegant atmosphere. It has a few LGBTQ+-friendly bars & cafes.
The city center also has a concentration of LGBTQ+ venues, making it a popular area for both locals & visitors.