The story of Postgården
The former Royal Post Office on Købmagergade has been carefully renovated, respecting its history and architectural qualities. The transformation has opened Postgården up to the city. Today, it is an active part of Købmagergade, offering modern office accommodation, stores and outdoor spaces closely connected to the life around Strøget.
The 16,000 m² complex comprises ten buildings from different periods. It has housed the Danish postal service, the Central Telegraph Office and the State Telephone Service, and remained a post office until 2015.
Your future workplace?
The available office lease at Postgården offers the opportunity to establish a dedicated headquarters with a private roof terrace.
An impressive entrance welcomes visitors into the lease, which features double-height rooms and an open mezzanine suitable for informal meetings and work areas, framed by a balcony-style balustrade.
Generous office wings on both the first and second floors allow for an efficient layout with a mix of open-plan work areas, meeting rooms and lounges.
An internal staircase and elevator connect the floors, creating a natural flow throughout the working day. Ventilation and cooling across most of the lease help maintain a comfortable indoor climate.
An office at Løvstræde 1 puts you in the heart of Copenhagen, between Nørreport Station and Strøget, with all forms of public transport within easy walking distance.
Nørreport Station is just a five-minute walk away, providing access to metro lines M1 and M2, S-trains, regional trains and numerous bus routes. Gammel Strand metro station offers convenient access to lines M3 and M4.
For those travelling by car, you can rent 3–5 parking spaces in the building’s courtyard. Additional parking is available in several nearby car parks, the closest of which is by Illum, just 200 metres away.
The surrounding area also offers a wide range of cafés, restaurants, coffee shops and stores.
For further information, please download prospectus or contact us at +45 33 13 13 99.
