The best places to study in Copenhagen
The 10 libraries and study cafés in Copenhagen best suited to a long session with a laptop or a textbook, led by Studenterhuset, Copenhagen Main Library and KUB Søndre Campus.
Ranked by work score: Wi‑Fi, power, seating, hours, what reviews say about laptops and noise, and who recommends working there. One branch per chain.

Upstairs is great there and there is a lot of other working on laptop there. I have used this place everytime I have meeting in inner city and want to do some work before meetings.
r/copenhagenAugust 2025 When I'm in Copenhagen with a day to spare I usually go work in Copenhagen Main Library, and as far as I can see I'm far from the only one.
r/copenhagenFebruary 2020 On the first and second floors, you’ll find study spaces — both completely silent ones and areas where you’re allowed to chat a little.
University Post (Uniavisen)August 2026 Quite possibly the best cafe-cum-workplace in town, Ricco’s is where you’ll find a local crowd tapping on laptops and sipping copious cups of coffee. ... there are numerous small tables where you can set up a workstation - or make yourself at home on the cognac sofas.
Vogue ScandinaviaJune 2022 The Workers' Museum has a good reading room! In addition, Cafe Kabys on Nansensgade is exceptionally cozy and relatively quiet until around 3 pm.
Arbejdermuseet har en god læsesal! Derudover er Cafe Kabys på Nansensgade exceptionel hyggelig, og relativt stille indtil kl 15 stykker
r/copenhagenSeptember 2026Translated from Danish Newly renovated, the library is modern and has many good spots to ‘hide’ and work.
DIS Study AbroadAugust 2022 Hours, amenities and photos for Copenhagen University Library, South Campus
The Royal Library’s reading rooms are a great choice for deep-dive work in peace and quiet, while the open study area, where conversations are allowed, is a good place to work with others.
RoadbookAugust 2024 While it’s ideal for group work because of the large tables, you are also able to find a corner where you can sit by yourself.
University Post (Uniavisen)June 2016 If you’re not bothered by loud noice go to Københavns hovedbibliotek, otherwise go to CBS they have really nice study facilities, or KU Frederiksberg campus KUA also have nice facilities but it might be a bit far if you live in Nørrebro
r/copenhagenSeptember 2023





