Copenhagen City Hall
Copenhagen City Hall was built in 1905 and designed by architect Martin Nyrop. The building is a masterpiece of National Romanticism. It is inspired by Danish and Italian medieval architecture and constructed using traditional Danish craftsmanship with materials of the highest standard. Brick, Bornholm granite, and wood are the dominant elements, and every detail, every relief, and every piece of furniture is carefully crafted specifically for the building.
Social program
The social program for NOKIAS 2025 includes a welcome reception at the stunning Copenhagen City Hall, where attendees can mingle and connect with colleagues in a festive atmosphere.
The highlight of the social program is the congress dinner on October 2, held at the congress hotel. This event will feature a delightful three-course meal, along with entertainment that promises to enhance the evening. It's an excellent opportunity to relax after a day of engaging sessions, celebrate the congress's achievements, and strengthen professional relationships in a festive atmosphere.
We encourage all participants to take part in these social events to make the most of their experience at NOKIAS 2025. Whether you’re connecting with old friends or making new acquaintances, these gatherings will be a fantastic way to network and enjoy the vibrant culture of Copenhagen.
October 1
October 2
Date and time: 2nd October and 3rd October at 7:00 AM
Meeting point: Lobby at Scandic Copenhagen, Vester Soegade 6, Copenhagen
Choose between: 5 km run < 30 min, 5 km run > 30 min, or Walk ~30 min.
Join us for a refreshing, guided walk or run through the heart of Copenhagen. Meet at the lobby of the Scandic Copenhagen, and enjoy the company of fellow participants as we take in the sights and sounds of this beautiful city. All fitness levels are welcome!