About Vesterbro Library and Culture House
Literature, knowledge, and creativity – in the heart of Vesterbro.
About the Library
The building on Lyrskovgade is situated between Enghaveparken, Vega, and Enghave Plads metro station and was originally a bathhouse.
The country's first children's library was in Vesterbro, and today, children and young people have their own floor to frolic on. Futhermore, we have fiction and non-fiction for adults as well as magazines and newspapers. The rest of the building consists of a culture house, including a large, well-equipped ceramics workshop and classrooms for a 10th grade center.
At the Library
- Regular offerings for families with children: Morning playgroup, Saturday rhythm classes, and reading events
- Creative offerings: Knitting café, sewing repair workshop, ceramics workshop and courses, linocut printing
- Literature offerings: Reading clubs, reading aloud, guided shared reading, and writing club
- Exhibitions/exhibition opportunities in Arnestedet – the pavillion in Enghaveparken
Your Library
Vesterbro Library and Culture House has activities morning, noon, and evening each day of the week. There are books and movement for both young and old, as well as various ways to explore your creativity. We supplement literature and culture with events, clubs, and other exciting activities.
Keep an eye on social profiles – and reach out if you have a great idea.
Accessibility at Vesterbro Library and Culture House
Copenhagen Libraries are marked with the "Access Denmark" label, and via the link below, you can read more about the access conditions at Vesterbro Library and Culture House for people with special needs or disabilities.
If you need assistance during your visit to the library, we recommend that you reach out to the staff at your library or contact Copenhagen Libraries at +45 33 66 30 00.
