Parking at Wakeup Copenhagen, Carsten Niebuhrs Gade

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How to find parking

Wakeup Copenhagen Carsten Niebuhrs Gade offers parking in Apcoa parking garage with access from Kristian Erslevs Gade. Level B parking leads to the direct entrance to the reception. When you drive into the parking garage, the car's license plate is automatically detected by a camera. Upon departure, you pay for the parking at one of the payment machines located in the parking garage. Just enter your number plate and pay the amount, then you can drive out of the parking garage freely.

If you plan to use your car during your stay and enter and exit the parking facility multiple times, we recommend that you register your license plate at the reception.

Important: The ground clearance in the garage is 2.00 m. The parking is open 24 hours a day.

Charging for electric cars: We offer 17 electric charging places located on Level B+C inside the parking garage. Charging requires a Clever subscription.

Prices: 

  • Per commenced hour:  
  • Per commenced 24-hour period:  

Payment for parking can be made through:

  • Machines in the parking garage. Payment must be made immediately before exit
  • On apcoa.dk within 48 hours after exit

If none of the above actions are completed, we will send an invoice including an administration fee.

Important news about parking and driving in Copenhagen

From 1 April 2025: No more free Sunday parking in Copenhagen

From 1 April 2025, you must pay for parking on Sundays in Copenhagen's four payment zones. However, the first hour of parking is free from Saturday at 5PM to Monday at 8AM – including on public holidays.

You must always register your parking via app, parking machine or by calling +45 33 66 18 18 – even if parking for less than one hour.

Selected diesel cars are not allowed in Copenhagen's environmental zones

From October 1, 2023, you need to be extra cautious if you drive an older diesel car. In the environmental zones of Copenhagen and Frederiksberg, it's now a requirement for your car to have an approved particulate filter.

If you take a drive in these zones without meeting the necessary requirements, you'll receive a fine as your car's license plate is automatically checked.

Remember, this rule also applies to older diesel-powered vans, buses, and trucks.

Learn more about zones and rules