Parking at Det Ny Teater in Copenhagen
Parking at Det Ny Teater is easier than you might expect in Vesterbro: the theatre sits on the border with Frederiksberg, and just across Gammel Kongevej is Q-Park Codanhus with 286 spaces, 100 m from the entrance. On the Copenhagen side there are municipal street spaces 60 m from the theatre where you can pay in the FreeSpot app. To save the most, Frederiksberg's municipal street spaces cost just DKK 10 for the first hour — and they are free on Sundays. See our overview of parking in Copenhagen.
Updated 23 September 2026
Det Ny Teater parking — how to choose
A musical usually runs three hours with an interval. At Codanhus that costs DKK 111. On the street on the Copenhagen side, three evening hours cost DKK 54, payable in the FreeSpot app. On Frederiksberg's municipal spaces 175 m away the same three hours cost DKK 46 on a weekday evening — and nothing on a Saturday evening or a Sunday. We give three recommendations — closest, cheapest and guaranteed space — each with a direct link that opens it in the FreeSpot app. See them all on the Copenhagen parking map.
Closest: a one-minute walk
- Parking lot: Bagerstræde, 1617 København V
- Distance to destination: approx. 60 m, 1 min walk
- Price: DKK 45/hour 8am-6pm · DKK 18/hour 6pm-11pm · DKK 6/hour overnight (7 spaces · more on Vesterbrogade · pay directly in the FreeSpot app)
- Pay with FreeSpot: Yes
- Parking lot: Gammel Kongevej 60, 1850 Frederiksberg C
- Distance to destination: approx. 100 m, 1 min walk
- Price: DKK 37 per hour (43 spaces · open Mon-Sun around the clock)
Bagerstræde is municipal, so you can pay in the FreeSpot app. The Codanhus forecourt is private.
The forecourt at Gammel Kongevej 60 is about 100 m from the theatre — a one-minute walk — with 43 spaces at DKK 37 an hour, around the clock. It is the quickest option if you arrive in good time. If it is full, the Codanhus car park is right next door. Just as close are the municipal street spaces in Bagerstræde and on Vesterbrogade, 50-60 m from the theatre: green zone, DKK 18 an hour in the evening, and you can pay directly in the FreeSpot app.
Cheapest: DKK 10 first hour — free on Sundays
- Parking lot: Prinsesse Maries Allé, 1908 Frederiksberg C
- Distance to destination: approx. 175 m, 2 min walk
- Price: Progressive: DKK 10 for the first hour — free on Sundays and public holidays (20 spaces · paid zone weekdays 7am-midnight, Saturday 7am-5pm)
- Parking lot: Tullinsgade 19, 1618 København V
- Distance to destination: approx. 240 m, 3 min walk
- Price: DKK 23 per hour (61 spaces · flat hourly rate)
Frederiksberg’s streets are free after 5pm on Saturdays and all day Sunday. Tullinsgade is a flat-rate alternative at DKK 23/hour.
The cheapest move is to cross into Frederiksberg. Prinsesse Maries Allé is about 175 m from the theatre, and Frederiksberg's progressive rate applies: DKK 10 for the first hour, 25 for two and 46 for three. The paid zone runs weekdays 7am-midnight and Saturdays 7am-5pm, so Saturday evening and all of Sunday are free. There are 20 spaces. If they are taken, Tullinsgade 19 is a good alternative: 61 spaces at a flat DKK 23 an hour, about 240 m away. See rates and rules on parking in Frederiksberg.
Guaranteed space: 286 spaces at Codanhus
- Parking lot: Vodroffsvej 1, 1900 Frederiksberg C
- Distance to destination: approx. 100 m, 1 min walk
- Price: DKK 37 per hour — max DKK 280 per day (286 spaces · open Mon-Sun around the clock)
The largest car park near the theatre — open 24/7.
For a sold-out show, Q-Park Codanhus at Vodroffsvej 1 is the safe choice: 286 spaces about 100 m from the entrance, open around the clock, at DKK 37 an hour capped at DKK 280 a day. It is the largest car park near the theatre — and it costs more than the street for a performance, so you are paying for a guaranteed space, not a saving.
About Det Ny Teater
Det Ny Teater on Gammel Kongevej opened in 1908 and is today one of Denmark's major musical theatres. It sits in the part of Vesterbro that borders Frederiksberg, so two different sets of parking rules apply within a couple of hundred metres: private car parks and Copenhagen's zones on one side, Frederiksberg's progressive rate on the other.
Tips for parking at Det Ny Teater
- On Saturday evenings and Sundays, street parking in Frederiksberg is free — Prinsesse Maries Allé is only 175 m from the theatre.
- A three-hour weekday evening costs DKK 46 on Frederiksberg's streets against DKK 111 at Codanhus.
- For a sold-out show, Codanhus with 286 spaces is the safe choice.
- On Copenhagen's municipal spaces — for example Bagerstræde — you can pay in the FreeSpot app. In Frederiksberg and at Codanhus you cannot.
Frequently asked questions
What does parking at Det Ny Teater cost?
Q-Park Codanhus and the forecourt at Gammel Kongevej 60 cost DKK 37 an hour. Copenhagen’s municipal street spaces in Bagerstræde are green zone: DKK 45 an hour 8am-6pm and DKK 18 6pm-11pm. Frederiksberg’s municipal street spaces 175 m away have a progressive rate: DKK 10 for the first hour, DKK 46 for three hours. Tullinsgade 19 costs a flat DKK 23 an hour.
Is there free parking at Det Ny Teater?
Yes, at certain times. Frederiksberg’s municipal street spaces — for example on Prinsesse Maries Allé, 175 m from the theatre — are free on Sundays and public holidays and after 5pm on Saturdays. The paid zone runs weekdays 7am-midnight and Saturdays 7am-5pm.
How close can I park to Det Ny Teater?
Copenhagen’s municipal street spaces on Vesterbrogade and in Bagerstræde are about 50-60 m from the entrance, and Q-Park Codanhus and the forecourt at Gammel Kongevej 60 about 100 m away — all roughly a one-minute walk.
Can I pay for parking in the FreeSpot app?
Yes, on Copenhagen’s municipal street spaces — for example in Bagerstræde, 60 m from the theatre — as on all municipal paid spaces in Copenhagen. Q-Park Codanhus is a private car park with its own payment, and FreeSpot payment is not yet available in Frederiksberg.
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