Holberg

A spacious meeting room with beautiful harbour views, lots of daylight, and plenty of space for up to 26 people.

Table and chairs in the meeting room Holberg

Photo: Laura Stamer

Meeting room Holberg is bright and open and has the most beautiful view of Copenhagen harbour, Christianshavn and Islands Brygge. In this medium-sized meeting room, located on the 1st floor of The Black Diamond, you can accommodate up to 26 people.

Suitable for teaching, press conferences or as a group room

With 49 m2, there are several options for setting up a table and chairs in the room. Holberg is well suited for e.g. teaching and press conferences - or as a group room for a larger event. Holberg also has standard equipment for holding digital and hybrid meetings.

Wifi is free and available throughout The Black Diamond.


Capacity
Up to 26 people.


Size49 m2
12 x 4 m

Equipment in Holberg

When you have your meeting in Holberg, it is included in the rent that our competent technicians take care of setting up equipment and also make sure that everything is working correctly.


Projector
included


Video conference
possible


WIFI
available


Technical assistance
at start-up


Whiteboard
included


Flipover
included


Own wardrobe
included


PC
can be purchased

Please contact us if you have other wishes or questions.

Arrangement

Meeting room Holberg's table arrangement is by default a conference arrangement, but there are several other options.


Conference setup
up to 26 people.


Cinema arrangement
up to 50 people.


School table setup
up to 22 people.


Island setup
up to 26 people


Reception
up to 40 people.


Panel table included
up to 22 people.

Read more about meeting packages and prices for full- and half-day meetings in Holberg

We have named Holberg meeting room after the Danish / Norwegian writer Ludvig Holberg (1684-1754). Holberg is, among other things, famous for his comedies, and maybe you know his plays Jeppe on the Mountain and Erasmus Montanus? If not, you can find all first editions of Holberg's works in Royal Danish Library.

Photo: Laura Stamer

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