Parken

Really good and easy matchday experience as a tourist in Copenhagen. Quality of the match wasn't amazing, but the ultras behind the goal did not stop all game. Parken is easy to reach by metro or even waking from the centre, worth checking out a match If your a football fan in Copenhagen!

Came to the stadium for a København match during my visit to the city. Easy to arrive through public transportation (metro and a 10 minutes walk). Locating the seats was also really easy. Nice atmosphere both pre-match outside the stadium as well as during the game. Good experience, would definitely recommend if you like football.

Very friendly staff, and really pretty stadium. Wish we were able to take a tour, but their hours were very limited on offering tours. I give them five stars because of the excellent customer service, and they have been very kind to players from Costa Rica.

Went there for Robbie Williams concert. Well organiced for concerts,though very caotic when concert finishes .too many people on the streets and a bad “escape”areas

Great venue for big bands. However a little better sound quality/audio boosts for support would have been nice as it left it a bit lacking in atmosphere. Biggest downfall is closing of the toilets in between bands - presumably to stop crowd congestion, however just made things worse. Limited selection of beers but plenty other options available. Venues serving food that inevitability just gets chucked in the ground makes a pretty disgusting foot place though! Nice area leading up to venue where you can sit and chill in the park.

A very nice arena for a concert! Easy access and decent bars

Was here for 2 nights of Metallica last week. Freaking awesome venue! Sat near floor level the first night and in the very last row the second night and both seats were great! The people working the venue were polite and helpful. Security was super chill as well. Overall an awesome venue to see a big band like Metallica. There were over 40,000 people each night and it felt like an intimate concert. BTW all the opening acts were terrible, Metallica absolutely crushed it. 🖤🤘

Very enjoyable and informative tour in a real multi-purpose stadium. Great way to spend an hour and a half.

Parken is the homeground for F.C. København and the Danish national team. It is a proper footballground without a track and field. You have a nearly perfect view wherever you are seated. Parken is also used for concerts.

Very nice stadium of the Danish football team FC Copenhagen and the Danish national team. Have been few time watching national teams game and champions league qualifiers. Easy access, fast entrance. Stadiums capacity is around 38 thousand. It gets a bit hectic and busy in the canteen with food during and before games. All in all a nice stadium.

On a mildly drizzly day, I did not see Parken as a sporting venue. It was instead the backdrop of Restaurant Geranium. From the 8th floor,if you ask nicely enough of the staff, you can go to one of the back areas of the restaurant and see where the staff get a tremendous view of the stadium. It's like having your own skybox. Very cool that they can work service and see FC Copenhagen play simultaneously!

Great atmosphere for a football game. Concessions were slim, but better than most European stadiums. Instead of wait in the long lines inside, buy a couple cans of beer at the liquor store down the street and hang out outside the stadium before the game with the locals. Minus one star for the store, which was packed and felt like a sauna.

The national stadium and the home turf of FCK is a fairly modern stadium with office towers in each corner. These may make sense from an business standpoint but has the unfortunate side effect that the stadium feeling and intimacy is completely ruined (not to mention the terrible sound when the venue is used for concerts). Apparently nobody has gotten the idea to sell off the last tickets at a discounted price to get the stadium filled up. This is my recommendation #1. Instead you are having some 25,000-30,000 empty seats every 2nd Sunday. This should then mean that it would be easier to get the lukewarm and overpriced fast-food and watered down beer... But that is not the case. At #Levy Restaurants they hire too many confused and good-for-nothing teenagers that end up doing half a job with no visible sense of direction/instruction and procedures to follow. Hence you stand in line in one queue to order your "menus" and then stand in another line to pick up your food... Often in split deliveries! No functional TV screens broadcast the precious minutes of the game you are missing while you are waiting and watching incompetence in motion. Furthermore, in the same hallway you have queues and vision to the toilets including the disgusting smell of the flooded urinals (yikes!). Whatever engineer or architect that is responsible for this mess is probably long dead and buried. My recommendation #2 is to lease this out to someone capable of handling logistics, hire well educated staff and introduce some intelligent order (and "sold out") electronic displays and a functioning online ordering alternative (the current one does NOT work, have tried it #Fail ). The two stars are awarded for a decent pitch (thanks to the green keepers), free parking on most parts of Østerbro on Sundays and to the FCK team, staff and fans for enduring this horrible mess.