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Panum Building - University of Copenhagen

The Panum Building, part of the University of Copenhagen, is a major center for health and medical sciences. Originally designed by Eva and Nils Koppel and later expanded by C.F. Møller Architects, it houses a variety of research labs, lecture halls, and study spaces.

The Maersk Tower, an extension completed in 2016, adds state-of-the-art facilities including a large auditorium, flexible teaching spaces, and advanced labs. The building also features a sky bridge with panoramic views, a cafeteria, and a library, making it a hub for students and researchers alike.

VISITOR GUIDE

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Address:

Panum Building, Blegdamsvej 3B2200 Copenhagen N, Denmark

Getting There:

By Foot:

If you're in central Copenhagen, you can easily walk to the Panum Building. From Nørreport Station, it’s about a 15-minute walk. Head north along Nørre Allé, then turn right onto Blegdamsvej.

By Bicycle:

Copenhagen is bike-friendly, and the Panum Building is equipped with bike racks. From Nørreport Station, it’s a 5-minute bike ride. You can also rent a bike from numerous rental stations across the city.

By Bus:

Several bus routes serve the Panum Building:

Bus 6A: Stops directly outside the Panum Building on Blegdamsvej.
Bus 42, 184, and 185: Stops on Tagensvej, a short walk from the building.Buses run frequently, and you can purchase tickets via the DOT Mobilbilletter app or at ticket machines at major stations.

By Metro:

M3 (City Circle Line): Get off at Trianglen Station; it's about a 7-minute walk to the Panum Building.
M1 or M2: Get off at Nørreport Station, then either walk or take a bus. Tickets can be purchased at metro stations via ticket machines or through the DOT Mobilbilletter app.

By Car:

If you’re driving, there are limited parking spaces available around the Panum Building. You can park in nearby public parking facilities or use street parking, which may require a parking fee. Make sure to check local parking rules.

By Taxi:

Taxis are readily available in Copenhagen, and you can book one through various apps like TAXA 4x35 or hail one from the street. The ride from central Copenhagen to the Panum Building typically takes around 10-15 minutes, depending on traffic.

Ticket Purchasing:

Public Transportation Tickets:

DOT Mobilbilletter App: Download the app to purchase tickets for buses, metro, and trains. It’s easy to use and offers tickets for different zones.
Ticket Machines: Available at metro and train stations. You can buy single tickets, city passes, or multi-ride tickets.
Rejsekort: A prepaid travel card that you can top up and use across all public transport. It’s convenient if you plan to travel around Copenhagen frequently.

Accessibility:

The Panum Building is fully accessible, with ramps, elevators, and designated parking spaces for visitors with disabilities. Public transport options are also equipped with facilities for those with mobility challenges.

This guide should help you navigate your way to the Panum Building whether you're walking, cycling, or using public or private transport.

Accommodation

CABINN City Hotel

In the heart of Copenhagen close to Tivoli CABINN City Hotel offers more than just low prices, it also offers a central location in the heart of Copenhagen. Just one step outside the hotel’s door, and you’re in the middle of Copenhagen’s exciting city centre. Tivoli, Strøget and the Town Hall Square are just around the corner, and a walk of a few hundred metres brings you to Copenhagen Main Station. All rooms include a private bathroom with shower, telephone, TV and electric kettle with complimentary tea and coffee. There is free Wi-Fi all over the hotel.

Commodore Single

1.239 DKK per night

Commodore Double (twin beds)

1.478 DKK per night

Scandic Copenhagen

Centrally located, contemporary hotel with impressive views of the Lakes and Copenhagen skyline. The hotel, which can accommodate up to 1,100 people, is amongst the largest conference hotels in Copenhagen. The hotel has an underground car park, and Tivoli Gardens is a short distance from the hotel. Stay at the largest Scandic hotel in Denmark, Scandic Copenhagen, with a total of 18 floors. All 486 rooms have a contemporary design with either a city or country theme.

Single room

1.820 DKK per night

Double room (twin beds)

1.920 DKK per night

Ibsens Hotel

Ibsens Hotel is a cozy hotel in Copenhagen’s charming Nansensgade district, close to Nørreport Station and the city center. It combines modern Scandinavian design with a personal touch, offering stylish rooms with comfortable beds, flat-screen TVs, and free Wi-Fi. Some rooms offer views of the neighborhood. The hotel also provides bicycle rentals, making it easy to explore the city.

Single room

1.624 DKK per night

Hotel Kong Arthur

Hotel Kong Arthur is a boutique hotel situated in Copenhagen city center with a view over the beautiful inner lakes of Copenhagen. The hotel care about the environment, and strive to make all operations sustainable. All 155 rooms are decorated in respect of the hotels lovely, historical building. Each room has its own details, and not two rooms are completely alike.

Standard Single room

1.873 DKK per night

Terms and Conditions

Payment Methods are EAN-invoice (only for Danish attendees) or credit card payment. Accepted credit cards are Visa and Mastercard.

Cancellation policy:

Full cancellation and amendments of your accommodation must be e-mailed to the NFCM Congress Secretariat at NFCM2025@kongreskompagniet.dk

The hotels are booked on a first come, first served basis.

Payment for accommodation in advance.

Cancellation of hotel reservation

Until 1 July 2025 – 100% of room without charge
After 1 July 2025 – No refunds