Showroom and Pop-Up Space in Copenhagen K.
about this space
This 54-square-meter commercial space is located at Sankt Gertruds Stræde 8 in central København, situated around the corner from Kultorvet. The property is designed for various uses, including retail, showrooms, and events. The area is characterized by high footfall, providing a suitable environment for pop-up shops. The interior is equipped with several functional amenities to support operations. Technical features include integrated lighting, heating, and well-placed electrical sockets. Practical facilities consist of a kitchenette, a bathroom, and a dedicated staff toilet. For retail purposes, the space includes a street-facing window display to enhance visibility. With a total area of approximately 581 square feet, the layout is configured to accommodate unique commercial requirements. This professional setting offers a versatile environment for brands seeking a central location in Copenhagen. All mentioned features are available to support the operational needs of the tenant within the specified property.
what's included
- lighting
- well placed sockets
- bathroom
- heating
- kitchenette
- window display
- staff toilet
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how to book this space
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Check the shell and the dates
Review the gallery, 54 sqm floor plan and amenities for Showroom and Pop-Up Space in Copenhagen K, then note the window you want in København. Fashion week dates book 6–10 weeks out.
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Send the brief
Use the request panel on this page to send your dates, expected footfall and budget. Pricing on this space is quoted on request.
- 03
Get availability and a quote
We confirm availability with the operator and come back within 24 hours with the all-in cost: rent, staffing, permits and fit-out for København.
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Lock the contract
Sign the short-term licence, pay the deposit and we register any permit or signage paperwork the address needs.
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Build and open
Fit-out, install and staff the pop-up. Our production team handles delivery, install and the strike at the end of the run in København.
activation ideas
Pop-Up Store
This works as a short-term retail unit primarily because of the street-facing window display on a side street feeding directly off Kultorvet, where footfall is consistent through the working week and heavy on weekends. At 54 sqm you are looking at a focused single-category assortment rather than a full range, so plan for around 60 to 90 SKUs on a mix of wall rail and two floor fixtures, leaving 15 to 20 sqm clear for browsing and a till point. The kitchenette and separate staff toilet mean a two-person team can run open-to-close shifts without leaving the unit, and integrated lighting plus well placed sockets remove most of the electrical work brands normally budget for. Pair the fit-out with point of sale and payments so Danish card and MobilePay transactions are live from day one.
SS/AW Seasonal Showroom
Genuinely strong for a seasonal showroom because 54 sqm is the size Nordic agencies and small wholesale teams actually use for a full rail-based collection presentation. In practice you fit three to four double rails along the perimeter, a central table for accessories and linesheets, and a two-seat seating corner for buyers, holding one appointment at a time comfortably or two in parallel at a push. Copenhagen K puts you within walking distance of the Strøget and Købmagergade buyer circuit, which matters when agents are running back-to-back meetings across the city during Copenhagen Fashion Week. Heating and the kitchenette handle coffee service and winter market weeks without additional hire.
Buyer Appointments and Wholesale Previews
The layout suits appointment-based selling better than open-door trade because the enclosed street-level footprint gives you a private, controlled room with no shared circulation. Book 45 to 60 minute slots for one to three buyers each and you can comfortably run eight to ten appointments a day with a single sales lead and one assistant pulling samples. What makes this work for wholesale specifically is the combination of consistent integrated lighting for accurate colour reading and the staff toilet, which keeps the client bathroom presentable across a long day. Blackout the window display if you need discretion on unreleased product.
Sample Sale
Adequate for a sample sale with disciplined planning, and the central København location does most of the work in driving queue volume. Realistically 54 sqm holds 20 to 25 shoppers at once, so brands running sample sales in spaces like this typically operate a one-in-one-out door policy with a managed queue along Sankt Gertruds Stræde and a fixed appointment window. Set up four to six densely packed rails plus a bulk table, use the rear zone as a fitting and stock area, and keep the till near the entrance to control flow. Two till stations and three floor staff is the right crew size for peak hours, which is where retail staffing earns its cost.
Product Launch
A credible launch venue for a single hero product because the window display gives you a full street-facing billboard for the campaign image before anyone walks in. The room takes roughly 35 to 45 people standing for an evening launch, or 25 if you want people to actually see the product on a plinth. The kitchenette supports a small bar setup for drinks service without bringing in a full catering build, and well placed sockets mean screens, lighting and audio can be positioned without cable runs across the floor. Guest capacity is the constraint here, so run two staggered arrival windows rather than one open invite.
Press Day and Media Preview
Works well as a press day venue because Danish and Nordic press, stylists and editors are already moving through central København on foot and a Kultorvet-adjacent address needs no explanation on the invite. Set the room as a single presentation wall with two rails and a shoot corner, and run rolling 20 minute press slots for one to four attendees rather than an open house. In practice the kitchenette handles coffee and pastry service across a six hour day without requiring an external supplier, and the separate staff toilet keeps the team functional while the room stays styled.
E-commerce and Lookbook Shoot
Functions as a compact content studio, with the caveat that 54 sqm suits product, still life and half-body e-commerce work more than wide full-length sets. The integrated lighting gives you a workable base layer and the well placed sockets support two to three strobe heads and a laptop tethering station without daisy-chaining extensions. A crew of four to six is the comfortable ceiling, with the kitchenette doubling as the catering and craft table and the bathroom serving as a quick change point. Book multi-day for volume shoot blocks, and use the budget calculator to weigh day rate against a standard studio hire.
Influencer and Content Creation Day
Strong for a creator day because the enclosed street-level room lets you build two or three distinct set corners in 54 sqm and rotate talent through them on a schedule. Bring in eight to twelve creators across staggered 30 minute slots rather than all at once, which keeps the room photographable and avoids background crowding. The heating matters for winter dates when talent are shooting lightweight seasonal product, and the kitchenette supports refreshments and a small styling station. Central Copenhagen also means creators arrive on foot or by bike, which cuts the no-show rate that suburban locations tend to produce.
Brand Activation and Retail Experience
A workable footprint for an experience-led activation where the window display carries the concept to the street and the interior delivers a single focused interaction. At this scale commit to one mechanic, a personalisation station, a fitting ritual or a data capture moment, rather than trying to layer three. Expect 20 to 30 people inside at any one time with two hosts managing dwell and flow. Integrated lighting, heating and sockets mean the build effort goes into fixtures and graphics instead of infrastructure, which is where production and build budget is best directed on a space this size.
Small Workshop or Masterclass
Suitable for intimate hands-on sessions, with 12 to 16 participants seated around two work tables being the honest working number rather than the 30 some listings of this size imply. The kitchenette provides water access for craft, beauty or fragrance formats that need it, and the bathroom plus staff toilet cover a three hour session without queueing. Run two sessions a day, morning and early evening, to make the day rate work. Sockets around the perimeter support hot tools, projectors or laptops depending on format, and the window display advertises the next session to passing traffic.
use cases
location
what's around
8 stores within 600 m, incl. Lagkagehuset, Kultorvets Ure Guld Sølv, Joe & The Juice
brands nearby
- fashion stores
- 4
- jewellery & watches
- 4
- culture
- 2
- cafés
- 11
- restaurants & bars
- 13
- other retail
- 26
- 189950 m
- Lagkagehuset60 m
- Kultorvets Ure Guld Sølv60 m
- 3Butikken70 m
- Taffelbay90 m
- Phønix100 m
the neighbourhood
Danish independent labels, Nordic eyewear and jewellery brands,小 studio-run ateliers and the PR agencies that service Copenhagen Fashion Week all work out of the lanes running off Kultorvet, and this pocket of København K is where a lot of that activity physically lands. Sankt Gertruds Stræde, Åbenrå and Suhmsgade hold a cluster of small commercial units that alternate between showroom rental, tattoo studios, ceramics workshops and design offices, while Fiolstræde and Krystalgade a few minutes south carry the bookshops, vintage dealers and the university crowd that gives the area its mixed creative texture. Købmagergade sits close enough to bring the commercial retail energy of Nike, Peak Performance and the jewellery houses, but the immediate blocks stay quieter and more workshop-like. In our experience placing brands in this neighbourhood, it attracts the accessories, footwear, skincare and contemporary ready-to-wear teams who want a central Copenhagen address without paying Strøget rates, and who need a compact showroom space that can flip between buyer appointments and public-facing pop-up shop hours in the same week.
Brands choose the Kultorvet side of the Latin Quarter over Strøget, Ny Østergade and the Vesterbro Kødbyen circuit primarily because it delivers genuine central footfall at a fraction of the exposure cost, and because Nørreport station sits four minutes away on foot. That last point matters more than most listings admit: international buyers and press flying into Kastrup reach Nørreport by Metro directly, and the hotel cluster around Nørre Voldgade and Indre By puts most Fashion Week visitors within a ten minute walk of the door. What you trade is prestige adjacency. Ny Østergade and Grønnegade carry the luxury signalling that a heritage house may need, and Kødbyen offers the raw industrial volume for large-format shows. This block offers neither. What it does offer is a 54 sqm footprint that reads as considered rather than cavernous, a street-facing window display that works for temporary retail, and a location Danish buyers already navigate daily. Teams weighing this against Milan or Paris equivalents usually run the numbers through our city compare tool before committing, and Copenhagen consistently wins on cost per qualified appointment.
Arriving at Sankt Gertruds Stræde 8 feels calmer than the Kultorvet address suggests, which is the honest character of this street. The lane is narrow, low-rise and partly residential above ground level, with cobbles, bicycle traffic and a steady flow of people cutting between Kultorvet and Nørreport rather than lingering. Mornings are quiet and functional, good for buyer appointments and press previews without noise interference. From late morning the square fills with café spill from Lagkagehuset and 1899, and afternoon footfall picks up meaningfully, particularly Thursday through Saturday. What we consistently hear from brand teams who activate here is that the window display earns its keep because passers-by are locals on a routine route, not tourists in transit. Book retail staffing accordingly if you intend to convert that traffic. Honest limitation: this is not a street for brands needing maximum visibility or high-volume tourist retail. If your model depends on impulse walk-ins from cruise and coach visitors, Strøget proper is the only real answer in Copenhagen.
getting here & street life
nearest transit
- Nørreportmetro · 8603307199 m · 2 min
- Gammel Strandmetro694 m · 9 min
- Kongens Nytorvmetro789 m · 10 min
- Nørreportrail · 8600646115 m · 1 min
- Nørreport St.bus · 8651646134 m · 2 min
- Nørreport Stationbus165 m · 2 min
street activity
high footfall.
22 places within 200 m · 34 stores · 24 cafés and restaurants · pedestrianised street
- within 200 m
- 22
- within 400 m
- 60
- within 600 m
- 60
the neighbourhood
Sankt Gertruds Stræde 10 is a complex of 18th and early 19th-century building surrounding a cobbled courtyard in the Old Town of Copenhagen, Denmark. From at least the 1770s until 1860, it was operated as a dyer's workshop. The entire complex was listed in the Danish registry of protected buildings and places in 1950.
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frequently asked
Yes, this 54 sqm ground-floor space at Sankt Gertruds Stræde 8 is available for pop-up shops and is one of the formats it handles best. The street-facing window display gives your brand immediate visibility to the pedestrian flow coming off Kultorvet, which sits around the corner and is one of the busiest squares in central København. With integrated lighting, heating, well-placed sockets, a kitchenette, a bathroom and a separate staff toilet already in place, the unit is close to move-in ready for a temporary retail run. In our experience handling bookings on the small streets around Kultorvet, brands running a two to six week pop-up here get the best return because the footfall is consistent across weekdays and weekends rather than peaking only on Saturdays.
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