Odd Fellow Palæet on Bredgade, a pale rococo palace behind an ornate wrought-iron gate and cobbled forecourt under a blue sky
Unconventional space 1 hireable space Classical

Odd Fellow Palæet

A rococo palace on Bredgade, built 1752-55 and owned by the Odd Fellow Lodge since 1900, used for conferences, weddings, receptions and concerts.

Bredgade 28, 1260 København K, Denmark
Up to 300
capacity
1 space
hireable
Conferences, weddings, receptions and concerts; contact the palace office to book or arrange a tour.
available for hire

About this venue

Odd Fellow Palæet is a rococo palace at Bredgade 28 in Frederiksstaden, built in 1752-55 as a noble family's private home and owned by the Odd Fellow Lodge since 1900. Today it is let for business conferences, company events, weddings, receptions and music concerts. The house has a concert hall seating up to 300 with a Bösendorfer grand piano on the stage, plus several banquet halls of various sizes, and a restaurant serving a contemporary Danish menu operates in the building. Ticketed classical concerts are also staged here.

The Spaces

Concert Hall

Concert hall

Concert hall with a stage and a Bösendorfer grand piano.

Capacity

Seated
up to 300

Official site gives up to 300 seats.

Facilities

  • Stage: Concert hall stage with a Bösendorfer grand piano

Gallery

The palace's main facade with its columned entrance and balcony, seen from the forecourt with cars parked in front The palace seen from the street through its ironwork gate, flanked by the lower wings on either side The palace facade framed by the arch of its black wrought-iron gate

Location

Bredgade 28, 1260 København K, Denmark

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