Lake Pavilion, Copenhagen
Søpavillonen is a historic building in Copenhagen, Denmark, that opened in 1895 and today houses the restaurant Babylon, the nightclub Natten, the jazz club Salon Bleu, Fireside Talks, and the Babylon Chess Club.
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Overview
Søpavillonen (Lake Pavilion, Copenhagen) is a building in Copenhagen, Denmark. It first opened its doors in 1895 and was designed by Vilhelm Dallerup, who is also known for his work on the Glyptotek and the Royal Danish Theatre. Originally built as a clubhouse for the Copenhagen Skating Association, it has since hosted various institutions, including the Adventurers' Club. Today, Søpavillonen is home to the restaurant Babylon and the nightclub Natten, as well as the jazz club Salon Bleu, Fireside Talks, and Denmark's largest chess club, Babylon Chess Club.
History
Søpavillonen first opened its doors in 1895. It was designed by Vilhelm Dallerup, who is also known for his work on the Glyptotek and the Royal Danish Theatre. Originally built as a clubhouse for the Copenhagen Skating Association, the Søpavillonen has since hosted various institutions, including the Adventurers' Club. Today, Søpavillonen is home to the restaurant Babylon and the nightclub Natten, as well as the jazz club Salon Bleu, Fireside Talks, and Denmark's largest chess club, Babylon Chess Club.
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Restaurant Babylon
Nightclub Natten
Jazz club Salon Bleu
Fireside Talks
Babylon Chess Club
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