Parken Stadium Stadium

Address: Øster Allé 50, 2100 København Ø, Denmark

Website: https://parken.dk/

Parken Stadium is Denmark’s national stadium in Copenhagen and serves as the home ground for FC Copenhagen and the Denmark national football team. The current stadium opened in the early 1990s and is the country’s largest football venue.

The venue features a spectator bowl around a natural-grass pitch, corporate areas and facilities for concerts and large events. A folding roof allows events to proceed in poor weather and the stadium is commonly used for international football fixtures and major concerts.

Parken was constructed to replace earlier facilities on the site and has hosted national team matches, European club fixtures and large entertainment events since opening. It is regularly upgraded to meet sporting and safety standards.

The stadium is located in the Østerbro district of Copenhagen, north of the city centre and within easy reach of central public transport links and major roads.

• Primary tenants: Home ground for FC Copenhagen and the Denmark national football team, with frequent domestic and international matches.
• Access: Well served by public transport with nearby Østerport and Svanemøllen stations in walking distance for matchdays.

What to See#

• Main bowl and pitch: The main football pitch and spectator bowl used for domestic league matches, international fixtures and concerts; configured to UEFA standards for national matches.
• Roof and covers: A retractable roof that can be closed for concerts and inclement weather, allowing the venue to host non-football events year-round.

Parken Stadium is in the Østerbro district of Copenhagen, immediately adjacent to Østerport station - a 5-10 minute walk from the station entrance. From Copenhagen Airport take a regional/Øresund train to Østerport (about 15 minutes) or take the metro/trains into central Copenhagen and change for Østerport; city buses also serve the Østerbro area. The stadium is an easy walk from the city centre and well signed from Østerport.

• Arrive by Østerport station (a short walk) or by metro to avoid matchday traffic - public transport drops you closest to the stadium entrance and is typically the fastest option.
• If you want a stadium tour or behind‑the‑scenes access, check availability and book in advance; guided tours and hospitality packages can be limited on event days.
• On big international fixtures or concerts, get to the stadium well before advertised start time to clear security checks and find your seat without rush.