The University Library in Fiolstræde is a historic library building from 1861, designed by architect Johan Daniel Herholdt after winning Denmark's very first architectural competition. It served as a university library for 148 years until 2009, then reopened in October 2023 as a public venue for the University of Copenhagen. The centrepiece is a two-storey reading hall with cast-iron structures; today the building hosts research outreach, exhibitions and public events.
Fiolstræde 1, 1171 København K
Tue-Wed and Fri-Sat 10:00-16:00, Thu 10:00-20:00, Mon and Sun closed
A lecture exploring love and society inspired by the reality show Married at First Sight, examining what it takes to build lasting relationships.
An evening exploring identity and belonging through music and research, where artists and scholars discuss community and the boundaries between inside and outside.
A lecture exploring psychedelic experiences and the phenomenon of ego-dissolution at the University Library.
A lecture exploring the philosophical underpinnings of mindfulness at Copenhagen's University Library.
A performance titled 'We, You and I' at the University Library in Fiolstræde.
Ina-Miriam Rosenbaum and Professor Nina Cedergreen explore water with critical curiosity in this lecture evening at the University Library.
Ina-Miriam Rosenbaum and lecturer Marlene Ringgaard Lorensen explore hope and critical inquiry in the WATER HOPE POWER MINE series at the University Library.
Ina-Miriam Rosenbaum and professor Christian F. Rostbøll discuss power in the series Vandhåb Power Mine.
A lecture with Ina-Miriam Rosenbaum and professor Michael Gøtze exploring critical inquiry and curiosity about the world.
