Copenhagen has a small strip club scene, and plenty of what is written about it online is out of date. We went through every Copenhagen club in the StripClubGuide directory and checked each club’s own website on 4 November 2026. Two clubs publish current hours and prices. One has a working website but showed a holiday notice when we looked. For the rest, we could not confirm that they are still trading. Here is what we found, and what a night out in the Danish capital looks like at the clubs we could verify.
The two clubs we could confirm
Bada Bing Copenhagen
Bada Bing sits at Gothersgade 19 in central Copenhagen (1123 København K). The name comes from the fictional club in The Sopranos, and the club leans into the theme: its directory listing describes mobster-film memorabilia, a VIP lounge, a restaurant and a cigar lounge alongside the stage.
According to the club’s website, it opens Wednesday to Saturday: 21:00–04:00 on Wednesdays, 21:00–05:00 on Thursdays and 21:00–06:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. Table packages start at 3,500 DKK and include entry, drinks and a bottle of champagne. The club says it has no dress code as long as the attitude is right. Guests must be 18 or over and carry valid photo ID.
A detail worth knowing: the club’s tip notes, called “Bing Dollars”, are worth 20 DKK each. Bada Bing also has an award on the shelf. In 2019 it was named Best International Club at the ED Publications awards in Las Vegas, which we covered at the time.
7th Heaven
7th Heaven is at Hausergade 34 in central Copenhagen (1128 København K). According to its website, the business started in Vesterbro in 1999, moved to Hausergade in 2006 and has traded as 7th Heaven since 2010.
It is open Tuesday to Saturday from 22:00 to 05:00. Entry is 100 DKK, and free from Tuesday to Thursday before midnight. The dress code is smart casual, and the club says shorts are fine in summer and football shirts are welcome on match days at Parken. Minimum age is 18.
7th Heaven publishes a full price list on its website, which makes it a useful benchmark for the city:
- Table: from 3,400 DKK, including a 70 cl bottle of spirits, six mixers and entry for four
- Private dance: from 400 DKK per five minutes
- VIP room: from 10,000 DKK per hour, including 12 private dances and a bottle of Moët & Chandon Brut
- Bachelor or birthday package: from 5,000 DKK for up to eight guests
- Champagne: Moët & Chandon Brut at 2,999 DKK, rising to 23,999 DKK for Armand de Brignac Rosé
All prices on the club’s list include VAT. See the 7th Heaven listing for the address and map.
Angels Club: online, but check first
Angels Club at Nørregade 1 still has a working website. It lists opening hours of 21:00–04:00 from Sunday to Thursday and 21:00–06:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. When we checked, though, a banner on the same page said the club was closed for a holiday and would be back soon, and the footer had not been updated since 2024. We would not plan a night around it without phoning first. The number is on its listing.
The clubs we could not confirm
Several names still turn up in older guides, including our own. This is where they stood on 4 November 2026:
- Mirage (Nørregade 43): the club’s website now forwards to a hosting company’s placeholder page.
- Kakadu (Colbjørnsensgade 6): the old domain no longer belongs to the club and shows unrelated content.
- Maxim Bar (Colbjørnsensgade 5): the website does not respond.
- La Dolce Vita (Trommesalen 5): no website on record.
None of this proves a club has closed. Some venues simply let their websites lapse. But if a club cannot tell you its own opening hours, treat any guide that lists it as open with caution. If you run one of these venues and are still trading, you can update your details on StripClubGuide.
How a night out works in Copenhagen
Both confirmed clubs sell the evening the same way. Entry is cheap or bundled into a package, stage shows are part of the night, and the money is made on tables, bottles and private dances. Their price lists follow the broad pattern our guide to the champagne system describes: the bar bill, not the door, is where the money is made.
For groups, the packages are the easiest way to keep the bill predictable. At 7th Heaven, a 3,400 DKK table covers entry for four plus a bottle of spirits, and Bada Bing’s packages start at 3,500 DKK with champagne included. Add private dances on top, and agree the price and the length of time before the dance starts.
Three habits save trouble anywhere in the city. Bring photo ID, because both clubs state an 18+ age limit. Check the day, because neither confirmed club lists opening hours for Sunday or Monday. And ask what is included before you order, not when the bill arrives.
Working in Copenhagen as a dancer
Dancers weighing a contract in Denmark should read StripRecruit’s guide to stripper jobs in Denmark and look at current openings. Ask the club for its house rules, fees and commission in writing before you travel. If you are coming from outside Scandinavia, our visitor’s guide to Oslo, Bergen and Stockholm shows how differently the neighbouring markets work.
FAQ
How many strip clubs are open in Copenhagen in 2026?
We could confirm two from their own published hours and prices: Bada Bing (Gothersgade 19) and 7th Heaven (Hausergade 34). Angels Club (Nørregade 1) has a working website but showed a holiday-closure notice on 4 November 2026.
How much does a strip club cost in Copenhagen?
At 7th Heaven, entry is 100 DKK, private dances start at 400 DKK per five minutes and tables start at 3,400 DKK for four. Bada Bing’s table packages start at 3,500 DKK.
What is the minimum age?
Both confirmed clubs state 18. Bada Bing asks for valid photo ID at the door.
Which days are the clubs open?
7th Heaven opens Tuesday to Saturday and Bada Bing Wednesday to Saturday. Neither lists opening hours for Sunday or Monday.
