Culture Box København

Electronic-focused club: tuned sound, interesting lineups and a dance floor that peaks late. Friendly crowd.

The electronic music was some of the best I've ever heard in my life.

It's like a 3.5 stars rounded up, I would say. At the door, the awareness person made everyone aware of the concept and that you can report bad or non-consensual behavior, which was nice and felt safe on top of the high base safety I felt as a tourist in Copenhagen (as a tourist). The price was somewhat high for 2 dance floors but since the Danes start partying already at 10, we got a bit more of the night and didn't start out with an empty dance floor but a full one. Regardless, the queue wasn't long and they didn't artificially prolong the waiting. The drawbacks that follow are maybe a bit of a consequence of being used to Berlin clubs, that naturally developed a different culture. Also, since there are not so many clubs in Copenhagen, it's a bit hard to cater to everyone. But for me, the place was a bit too "mainstream". This manifests for instance in a bit of a skewed gender ratio, like 70% men, very straight-white vibes. While it's in a way regrettable to have long queues, play crazy music or have door rejection policies (vibe checks), one positive consequence is that you end up mostly with people who really are into dancing and the whole experience. Plenty of big guys around felt a bit dry and mainly here to pick up someone. It wasn't a huge deal but I definitely got bumped into much more than in any regular place in Berlin. Less compassionate, more 'consumer culture' vibes, "we are here to consume the party". The majority of people weren't dressed in a cool way and a significant majority looked like they just come from work at their consulting company in their Tommy Hilfiger shirt. If all of this description makes you think "and what's the bad part about it?", I think I would really recommend the place for you. There are two dance floors, the upper one was packed in a nice way, the lower one was practically empty even at like 4 am. I'm not judging this negatively, some nights just are like this. All in all a nice experience and a club that tries to cater to many different people, even if it ends up in a bit of a non-committal middle-road normie vibe at times I would recommend it positively.

For what’s supposed to be one of the best rave clubs in Copenhagen is an okay smallish club - with an okay music but awesome stuff and good drinks - but the expected vibe is quite missing. In Friday night not crowded at all.

Good club with good techno music. Friendly and attentive staff. The awareness team took care of some unpleasant characters a few times. Entry and drinks aren't cheap. Dressing room costs extra. The sound is very good, but a bit more lighting would have been cool. We had a great night.

A bit touristy but good atmosphere, very reasonable prices for Copenhagen. A big plus for the waitress who was great 👍

We where with five Guys from Holland. We wanted to devide our group in half because of bad experiences in other cities with bouncers. But this was not necessary. The bouncers were so kind, asking us where we are from and Why we came to culture box. They explained that we had to cover our camera on our phones. No insstagram. No problem, we are used to this policy in Holland, kingdom of festivals. Inside Nice vibe. Techno and house music. Mixed public and reasonable prices for drinks. We had a super night in culture box. Thanks!!!!

They just need to fix the AC in black box

Club has 2 dancefloors, small and main room. Expected it will be a big club, but its not. Unfortunately no photos as clubs policy doesnt allow this. Entrance fee is fair, drinks prices also ok. Rate it 3/5, its really ok, but something is missing to have 4 or 5 ⭐️ but its my imho

Good alternative music that you definitely won't hear on regular radio, I had a great time, class service!👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌