Frederiksberg-Hallerne
Frederiksberg, Denmark
Frederiksberg-Hallerne sits on Jens Jessens Vej 20. It is not a single arena, but a complex of four halls. Hal 4 is the main hall. The space inside that hall is where the crowd gathers. The team watched København Håndbold win the Danish Championship (DM) in May 2018. They saw the team defeat Odense Håndbold 26-25. That victory secured the club’s first major title.
The ceiling is high. The walls are plain. There are no banners hanging from the rafters to distract the eye. The focus is on the court. The surface is a wooden parquet floor. The crowd roared them on when the score was tight.
Before København Håndbold arrived, the hall hosted FCK Håndbold. That team moved to other venues. The hall waited. It held badminton tournaments. It hosted floorball matches. It even held the Deaf Handball World Championship in 2023. The doors open to the street.
The capacity is listed as 1,400. Some sources say 1,468. The difference is negligible for a local club. The real number is what fits in the seats. The record crowd was there in 2001. They came to see handball. The building has been open since 2000. It has not changed its shape. It does not need to. The lights come on. The players enter. The game begins.
Who plays here
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København Håndbold Women
72 matches
Recent matches here
| Date | Match | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 11 Sep | København Håndbold Women — Horsens Women | 30:29 |
| 26 Aug | København Håndbold Women — SønderjyskE Women | 30:29 |
| 16 Apr | København Håndbold Women — NFH Women | 30:36 |
| 4 Apr | København Håndbold Women — NFH Women | 25:33 |
| 25 Mar | København Håndbold Women — Viborg Women | 41:36 |
| 15 Mar | København Håndbold Women — Odense Women | 30:36 |
| 7 Mar | København Håndbold Women — Ribe-Esbjerg | 3:0 |
| 28 Feb | København Håndbold Women — SønderjyskE Women | 33:34 |