Nørrebrohallen on Nørrebrogade is a municipal sports and cultural centre that started life in 1896 as a tram depot, built by Siemens & Halske to designs by architect Thorvald Sørensen. Tram operations ceased in 1972 and the building was converted into a sports hall. Today it offers football, handball, basketball, squash, badminton and climbing. The main hall seats 600-800 and hosts concerts, flea markets and conferences; since 2019 it also shares the building with Nørrebro Bibliotek.
Nørrebrogade 208, 2200 København N
Mon-Thu 06:45-23:15, Fri 06:45-21:15, Sat-Sun: see website
Free badminton for children aged 6-12 at Nørrebrohallen, part of the Weekend for børn programme on Nørrebro.
A sports day for children aged 6-12 at Nørrebrohallen featuring boxing, basketball, dance, karate, fencing and many other activities.
Acro yoga class for toddlers aged 2-3 with an adult, no experience required. Part of Weekend for Children on Nørrebro - a free programme of cultural and movement activities.
Children aged 7-12 can try acro yoga with an adult in this free class at Nørrebrohallen, part of the Weekend for Children on Nørrebro programme.
Acro yoga class for children aged 4-7 with an adult partner. No experience needed - part of the free Weekend for Children on Nørrebro.