Our renovated Compact Single from 2019 is for you who is traveling alone.
The hotel’s Standard Room from 2019 is 20 m2 and serves as a good choice for those who want a basic double room
Beautiful view of Copenhagen’s inner harbor
The Superior Room is a perfect choice for the guest looking for accommodation with a little extra something.
Our Deluxe Waterfront rooms from 2019 overlooking the beautiful waterfront are an obvious choice for those who seek ultimate comfort
Two floors and beautiful views, either of the waterfront or the city’s rooftops
Spacious floor plan and a beautiful view of the city’s rooftops
On the 6th floor of Admiral Hotel you will find some of Copenhagen’s most exclusive suites
The hotel’s largest suite with a 180° view of Copenhagen’s inner harbor
Breakfast at Admiral Hotel is more than just a meal – it’s a moment to take your time to savor, reflect, and recharge for the day ahead
Is there anything better than lying in bed all day, enjoying the view of Copenhagen and letting the meals come to you?
Enjoy a summer moment on Admiral Terrace with the most beautiful view of Copenhagen.
Executive lounge atmosphere under the vaults of the old grain drying oven? Uninterrupted meetings in the penthouse on the 6th floor?
Is it possible to host an unforgettable dinner – without the slightest effort?
Whatever the occasion, you are in safe hands with our team of experts who have decades of experience in creating company celebrations of all sizes.
With our own Wine Director, Christoffer Schwarz-Nielsen, and 5 sommeliers, we are ready to take you on a journey through the world of wine.
Make the most of your stay in Copenhagen with one of our experience packages.
At Admiral Hotel there is always room for pampering – and you deserve it. Here you will find our current offers and special events.
Denmark’s capital is a modern city in rapid development, but with over a thousand years of history.
Are you looking for inspiration or travel tips for your next adventure in Copenhagen?
Ambitious Excellence, Attentive Hospitality, Authentic Warmth
Our renovated Compact Single from 2019 is for you who is traveling alone.
The hotel’s Standard Room from 2019 is 20 m2 and serves as a good choice for those who want a basic double room
Beautiful view of Copenhagen’s inner harbor
The Superior Room is a perfect choice for the guest looking for accommodation with a little extra something.
Our Deluxe Waterfront rooms from 2019 overlooking the beautiful waterfront are an obvious choice for those who seek ultimate comfort
Two floors and beautiful views, either of the waterfront or the city’s rooftops
Spacious floor plan and a beautiful view of the city’s rooftops
On the 6th floor of Admiral Hotel you will find some of Copenhagen’s most exclusive suites
The hotel’s largest suite with a 180° view of Copenhagen’s inner harbor
Breakfast at Admiral Hotel is more than just a meal – it’s a moment to take your time to savor, reflect, and recharge for the day ahead
Is there anything better than lying in bed all day, enjoying the view of Copenhagen and letting the meals come to you?
Enjoy a summer moment on Admiral Terrace with the most beautiful view of Copenhagen.
Executive lounge atmosphere under the vaults of the old grain drying oven? Uninterrupted meetings in the penthouse on the 6th floor?
Is it possible to host an unforgettable dinner – without the slightest effort?
Whatever the occasion, you are in safe hands with our team of experts who have decades of experience in creating company celebrations of all sizes.
With our own Wine Director, Christoffer Schwarz-Nielsen, and 5 sommeliers, we are ready to take you on a journey through the world of wine.
Make the most of your stay in Copenhagen with one of our experience packages.
At Admiral Hotel there is always room for pampering – and you deserve it. Here you will find our current offers and special events.
Denmark’s capital is a modern city in rapid development, but with over a thousand years of history.
Are you looking for inspiration or travel tips for your next adventure in Copenhagen?
Ambitious Excellence, Attentive Hospitality, Authentic Warmth
Our renovated Compact Single from 2019 is for you who is traveling alone.
The hotel’s Standard Room from 2019 is 20 m2 and serves as a good choice for those who want a basic double room
Beautiful view of Copenhagen’s inner harbor
The Superior Room is a perfect choice for the guest looking for accommodation with a little extra something.
Our Deluxe Waterfront rooms from 2019 overlooking the beautiful waterfront are an obvious choice for those who seek ultimate comfort
Two floors and beautiful views, either of the waterfront or the city’s rooftops
Spacious floor plan and a beautiful view of the city’s rooftops
On the 6th floor of Admiral Hotel you will find some of Copenhagen’s most exclusive suites
The hotel’s largest suite with a 180° view of Copenhagen’s inner harbor
Breakfast at Admiral Hotel is more than just a meal – it’s a moment to take your time to savor, reflect, and recharge for the day ahead
Is there anything better than lying in bed all day, enjoying the view of Copenhagen and letting the meals come to you?
Enjoy a summer moment on Admiral Terrace with the most beautiful view of Copenhagen.
Executive lounge atmosphere under the vaults of the old grain drying oven? Uninterrupted meetings in the penthouse on the 6th floor?
Is it possible to host an unforgettable dinner – without the slightest effort?
Whatever the occasion, you are in safe hands with our team of experts who have decades of experience in creating company celebrations of all sizes.
With our own Wine Director, Christoffer Schwarz-Nielsen, and 5 sommeliers, we are ready to take you on a journey through the world of wine.
Make the most of your stay in Copenhagen with one of our experience packages.
At Admiral Hotel there is always room for pampering – and you deserve it. Here you will find our current offers and special events.
Denmark’s capital is a modern city in rapid development, but with over a thousand years of history.
Are you looking for inspiration or travel tips for your next adventure in Copenhagen?
Ambitious Excellence, Attentive Hospitality, Authentic Warmth
Our renovated Compact Single from 2019 is for you who is traveling alone.
The hotel’s Standard Room from 2019 is 20 m2 and serves as a good choice for those who want a basic double room
Beautiful view of Copenhagen’s inner harbor
The Superior Room is a perfect choice for the guest looking for accommodation with a little extra something.
Our Deluxe Waterfront rooms from 2019 overlooking the beautiful waterfront are an obvious choice for those who seek ultimate comfort
Two floors and beautiful views, either of the waterfront or the city’s rooftops
Spacious floor plan and a beautiful view of the city’s rooftops
On the 6th floor of Admiral Hotel you will find some of Copenhagen’s most exclusive suites
The hotel’s largest suite with a 180° view of Copenhagen’s inner harbor
Breakfast at Admiral Hotel is more than just a meal – it’s a moment to take your time to savor, reflect, and recharge for the day ahead
Is there anything better than lying in bed all day, enjoying the view of Copenhagen and letting the meals come to you?
Enjoy a summer moment on Admiral Terrace with the most beautiful view of Copenhagen.
Executive lounge atmosphere under the vaults of the old grain drying oven? Uninterrupted meetings in the penthouse on the 6th floor?
Is it possible to host an unforgettable dinner – without the slightest effort?
Whatever the occasion, you are in safe hands with our team of experts who have decades of experience in creating company celebrations of all sizes.
With our own Wine Director, Christoffer Schwarz-Nielsen, and 5 sommeliers, we are ready to take you on a journey through the world of wine.
Make the most of your stay in Copenhagen with one of our experience packages.
At Admiral Hotel there is always room for pampering – and you deserve it. Here you will find our current offers and special events.
Denmark’s capital is a modern city in rapid development, but with over a thousand years of history.
Are you looking for inspiration or travel tips for your next adventure in Copenhagen?
Ambitious Excellence, Attentive Hospitality, Authentic Warmth
Our renovated Compact Single from 2019 is for you who is traveling alone.
The hotel’s Standard Room from 2019 is 20 m2 and serves as a good choice for those who want a basic double room
Beautiful view of Copenhagen’s inner harbor
The Superior Room is a perfect choice for the guest looking for accommodation with a little extra something.
Our Deluxe Waterfront rooms from 2019 overlooking the beautiful waterfront are an obvious choice for those who seek ultimate comfort
Two floors and beautiful views, either of the waterfront or the city’s rooftops
Spacious floor plan and a beautiful view of the city’s rooftops
On the 6th floor of Admiral Hotel you will find some of Copenhagen’s most exclusive suites
The hotel’s largest suite with a 180° view of Copenhagen’s inner harbor
Breakfast at Admiral Hotel is more than just a meal – it’s a moment to take your time to savor, reflect, and recharge for the day ahead
Is there anything better than lying in bed all day, enjoying the view of Copenhagen and letting the meals come to you?
Enjoy a summer moment on Admiral Terrace with the most beautiful view of Copenhagen.
Executive lounge atmosphere under the vaults of the old grain drying oven? Uninterrupted meetings in the penthouse on the 6th floor?
Is it possible to host an unforgettable dinner – without the slightest effort?
Whatever the occasion, you are in safe hands with our team of experts who have decades of experience in creating company celebrations of all sizes.
With our own Wine Director, Christoffer Schwarz-Nielsen, and 5 sommeliers, we are ready to take you on a journey through the world of wine.
Make the most of your stay in Copenhagen with one of our experience packages.
At Admiral Hotel there is always room for pampering – and you deserve it. Here you will find our current offers and special events.
Denmark’s capital is a modern city in rapid development, but with over a thousand years of history.
Are you looking for inspiration or travel tips for your next adventure in Copenhagen?
Ambitious Excellence, Attentive Hospitality, Authentic Warmth
Do you dream of experiencing Copenhagen’s rich history through the city’s most iconic buildings? From royal palaces to majestic churches, Copenhagen offers a unique journey back in time where architecture, culture, and stories come together. Join us as we take you on a tour of some of the city’s historic gems.
Admiral Hotel was constructed in 1787 and designed by Danish architect and military engineer Ernst Peymann. At the time, it served as a grain warehouse for the Crown and could hold up to 30,000 barrels of grain. The two original warehouses that made up the structure played a central role in maritime trade and were an important part of industrial Copenhagen in the late 18th century.
In 1885, the warehouses were joined into one long, cohesive building that came to define the harbourfront with its distinctive architecture and solid construction of brick and oak beams. For many years, the building stood as an icon of Copenhagen’s commercial life. However, as times changed, it lost its original function and was eventually left vacant.
In the early 1970s, the potential of the historic building was rediscovered. A group of private investors purchased the property in 1973 with the vision of transforming it into a modern hotel – while maintaining deep respect for its history and architecture. Architects Flemming Hertz and Ole Ramsgaard Thomsen led the transformation, carefully preserving and integrating original elements such as the massive wooden beams, vaulted ceilings, and raw brickwork into the building’s new function. The final result was met with great acclaim and was awarded the prestigious Europa Nostra Diploma in 1979 for an outstanding restoration project.
On January 15, 1978, Admiral Hotel officially opened its doors. Since then, it has been a popular choice for both Danish and international guests seeking a hotel experience beyond the ordinary – where the atmosphere of the past goes hand in hand with modern comfort.
Over the years, the hotel has undergone several updates and improvements. In 2004, the rooms and common areas were renovated, and most recently, the ground floor has seen a comprehensive modernization, including the establishment of new meeting facilities, a reception area, and the restaurant aye aye, which adds a contemporary social and culinary gathering point to the house.
Today, Admiral Hotel is a harmonious blend of historical detail and Scandinavian design. You can still feel the character of the original warehouse in the exposed beams and raw surfaces, yet you’re met with modern facilities and warm, professional hospitality. This is a place where history isn’t just something you see it’s something you feel.
You can read more about the history of Admiral Hotel here.
In the heart of Frederiksstaden in Copenhagen, the Marble Church (Marmorkirken) stands as one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. With its impressive dome and dramatic history, the church is both an architectural masterpiece and a symbol of grand ambition.
Construction began in 1749 as part of King Frederik V’s plans to celebrate the absolute monarchy with grandeur and elegance. The architect, Nicolai Eigtved, had bold ambitions — the church was to be built in marble and rival the great churches of Europe. However, the project was struck by financial difficulties and remained an unfinished ruin for over 100 years.
It wasn’t until the late 19th century that construction resumed — this time with support from financier C.F. Tietgen and architect Ferdinand Meldahl. Instead of marble, Norwegian stone was used, and in 1894 the church was finally completed and consecrated.
Today, the Marble Church remains an active place of worship and a popular attraction. Its massive dome can be climbed, offering a spectacular view over Copenhagen. More than just beautiful, the church tells the story of how greatness sometimes demands both patience and perseverance.
Amalienborg is the heart of the Danish monarchy and one of the most iconic architectural landmarks in Copenhagen. The palace complex consists of four nearly identical rococo-style mansions arranged around an octagonal square, centered by the equestrian statue of King Frederik V, around which the area was originally designed.
The palaces were built in the 18th century as noble residences in the newly developed district of Frederiksstaden, designed by architect Nicolai Eigtved. After the fire at Christiansborg Palace in 1794, the royal family purchased Amalienborg and moved in – and it has served as the official residence of the Danish monarch ever since.
Today, Amalienborg is not only the royal family’s home but also a living symbol of Denmark’s history, traditions, and architectural heritage – right in the heart of the capital.
The Royal Danish Theatre is one of Copenhagen’s most prominent cultural institutions and has been center of Danish performing arts for over 275 years. Located at Kongens Nytorv and surrounded by historic buildings, the theatre exudes a timeless, classical atmosphere.
The original theatre was established in 1748 under King Frederik V and served for many years as the nation’s central stage for opera, ballet, and drama. The current Old Stage, built in 1874 in Neo-Renaissance style, is still in use today and continues to host grand productions in majestic surroundings.
A visit to the Royal Danish Theatre is both a historical and cultural experience in the heart of Copenhagen.
The National Gallery of Denmark is Denmark’s largest art museum and home to the nation’s most important art collection from Renaissance masters to contemporary works. Located in the heart of Copenhagen, near the King’s Garden, the museum blends classical architecture with modern extensions of glass and steel.
Founded in 1827, the museum moved into its current building in 1896. Here, visitors can experience masterpieces by Danish Golden Age painters such as Eckersberg and Hammershøi, alongside international icons like Rembrandt, Rubens, and Matisse. The modern collection and ever-changing exhibitions make The National Gallery of Denmark a vibrant space where new perspectives on art are constantly unfolding.
The Glyptotek is one of Copenhagen’s most atmospheric and distinctive museums. Founded in 1888 by brewer Carl Jacobsen, the museum houses an impressive collection of ancient art from Egypt, Greece, and Rome, as well as French and Danish art from the 19th and 20th centuries – featuring works by artists such as Rodin, Degas, and Gauguin.
The museum is renowned not only for its collection but also for its architecture. The beautiful winter garden, with its palm trees, mosaic floor, and glass dome, creates a unique and tranquil atmosphere in the heart of the city. The Glyptotek is a place where art and space come together, allowing visitors to move seamlessly from marble statues of antiquity to modern paintings in a unified artistic journey.
Rosenborg Castle is one of Copenhagen’s most charming historical gems. Surrounded by the King’s Garden in the heart of the city, this fairy-tale Renaissance castle was built by King Christian IV in the early 1600s as a royal pleasure palace and summer residence.
Today, the castle remains remarkably well preserved and serves as a museum chronicling the history of the Danish monarchy. Visitors can explore beautifully maintained rooms, royal portraits, period furniture, and – most notably – the crown jewels, which are kept in the heavily guarded treasury beneath the castle.
Christiansborg Palace brings together something truly unique – the Danish Parliament, the Supreme Court, and the Royal House all operate side by side united under one historic roof. Located on Slotsholmen in the heart of Copenhagen, the site has been the center of power and decision-making in Denmark for more than 800 years.
The current palace was constructed in the early 1900s after previous castles on the site were destroyed by fire. Behind its grand facade lie the Royal Reception Rooms, the chambers of the Danish Parliament, and the ruins of a medieval fortress, which can still be visited beneath the palace today.
Church of Our Lady is the main church of Copenhagen and a central part of the city’s religious and cultural life. Located in Nørregade, it has served as the cathedral since the 19th century, but its history dates back to the 13th century.
The current neoclassical building was designed by architect Christian Frederik Hansen and rebuilt after a fire in 1807. Inside, visitors can admire the beautiful altarpiece, sculptures by Bertel Thorvaldsen, and the tall columns that define the church’s majestic interior.
Vor Frue Kirke is not only a place of worship but also a cultural landmark where history, art, and spirituality come together in the heart of Copenhagen.
