Consider this brick-built circular 19th-century monument as the closest thing in town to an old hippie be-in, where you'll enter a multifaceted, multipurpose environment with an open mind and then pick the site that best suits your mood of the minute. At least two of the venues inside are devoted to live concerts that begin, according to a baffling and oft-changing schedule, any time between 8 and 11pm, depending on the inclinations of the musicians, and for which entrance usually varies from DKK100 to DKK180 ($17-$31/£10-£18). And when the concert ends, you'll still find at least three other dining and drinking emporiums inside, some with live music of their own, and each with a distinctly different ambience. On nights when there happens not to be any live music, the smaller bars and dining areas inside are likely to be rocking and rolling the night away. Most venues inside require a minimum age of 20, and except for the concerts, whose prices are noted above, entrance to each of the bars and restaurants is free. It lies in Vesterbrø, behind the railway station. Phones may or may not be answered, depending on the whim of whomever is tending house.
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