Roskilde Congress & Sports Centre is the largest congress centre on Zealand outside Copenhagen. It opened in 1959 as Roskildehallen and has been expanded several times since - most recently in 2013, when Hall D was added, designed by the Danish architecture firm Christensen & Co. The 13,500 m² facility includes four halls, eight meeting rooms and a lecture and concert hall seating 919, hosting conferences, trade fairs, concerts, theatre and sports events. The largest hall holds up to 2,500 seated guests and serves as the home arena for Roskilde Håndbold.
Møllehusvej 15, 4000 Roskilde
Mon-Fri 08:00-23:00, Sat-Sun 08:00-20:00 (varies with activities)
Women's handball match between Roskilde Håndbold Kvinder and GOG in the Danish 1st division.
Comedy chaos with familiar and new characters tackling love, friendship, and other flammable subjects.
Nikolaj Stokholm takes the stage with his trademark unpredictable humor, accompanied by his faithful sidekick Stokkefar.
An evening exploring theories of the universe with physicist Holger Bech Nielsen and science journalist Albert Sneppen.
Karen-Marie Lillelund delivers a lecture on strategy and waiting at Roskilde Kongrescenter.
The Danish improv group Specialklassen performs "Is It Too Much?", an evening of spontaneous comedy and audience interaction.
Psychologist Mads Hyldig presents practical tools and personal insights for creating more peace in your daily life.
Psychologist Svend Brinkmann explores life's greatest question and searches for answers about what it all means.
Viktor Axelsen shares his journey to Olympic gold, his ambitions and the dedication required to reach the top of badminton.
The hosts of the Danish travel show Nul Stjerner invite audiences behind the scenes with humor and candid stories.
Bent Isager-Nielsen shares insights into Danish criminal history and the real world of criminal investigation in this lecture.
Five legendary Danish handball players from the 1990s gather on stage to share their stories and experiences from a groundbreaking era in Danish sports.
Eva Jin invites the audience on her debut solo show, a fantastic journey to the moon at Roskilde Kongrescenter.
Table Tennis Denmark offers an umpire training course for aspiring officials. The fee covers meals and includes an umpire kit and clothing package.
Danish satire group Magt explores power struggles and social critique in their touring show 'Power at Any Price'.
Jesper Olsen shares stories from the era when Danish football emerged as a major international force.
Ann E. Knudsen explores the biological and psychological differences between men's and women's brains and explains why the genders often struggle to understand one another.
A lecture exploring relationships and leadership, examining why putting people at the centre is key to organizational success.
Adam Price and Rane Willerslev examine how food has shaped human civilization in a lecture at Roskilde Kongrescenter.
Glenn Bech and Mutti perform their live show about family and relationships, blending honesty, humour and heartfelt moments.
Liam brings his new stand-up show 'Shameless' with honest, unfiltered comedy throughout.
Adnan delivers a satirical one-man show about identity and cultural contradictions, exploring what it means to belong - or not.
Frank Hvam brings his new stand-up show 'Et smukt styrt' to Roskilde Kongrescenter.
Linda P returns with a new stand-up show at Roskilde Kongrescenter, delivering sharper and more irreverent comedy than ever.
Nina Claire and Christina Sander deliver a sharp, funny show at Roskilde Kongrescenter.
Industry day for gourmet and food professionals featuring product tastings, brands, and networking at Roskilde Kongrescenter.
Rane Willerslev and Simon Jul explore the stories that history books have overlooked, in an entertaining lecture about unconventional and forbidden narratives.