Terms and Conditions

Bookings

To book rooms and spaces in the Natural History Museum Denmark, please contact the Events Department. They will then forward you a quote for the desired event, stating how long the quote is valid.
You are free to cancel the booking before submitting a written order confirmation and before the cancellation terms and conditions enter into force.
In the event that several customers request the same room or space during the same period, and the customer does not confirm the booking of the event in writing, Natural History Museum Denmark reserves the right to offer the room or space to another customer after the expiry date of the quote.

The written contract should contain accurate information about the date and time frame of the event, the anticipated number of attendees and the overall price. If this is not the case, please get in touch with your contact person in the Natural History Museum Denmark's Events Department. Together with these Terms and Conditions, the contract constitutes the overall agreement between the parties, and can only be waived on the basis of the written consent of the parties.
Natural History Museum Denmark reserves the right to forward a new agreement, if there are any significant changes to the event that might affect the confirmed price or the use of the room and the capacity of the space.

For all events in Natural History Museum Denmark's rooms and spaces, the calculated maximum capacity must be respected. Only in exceptional cases, and with the written approval of Natural History Museum Denmark, can the capacity limit for rooms and spaces be waived.
Out of consideration for the safety of its collections and guests during the event, or in relation to requests to use the capacity of the room for tents/gazebos/scenes, entertainment or equipment, Natural History Museum Denmark reserves the right to limit the number of participants in relation to the maximum capacity of the rooms and areas.

The rooms and spaces of Natural History Museum Denmark house the museum’s collection: objects on display, objects in our storerooms, and the Botanical Garden - the living part of the collection. The safety of the objects is top priority. Consequently, there are special rules about bringing in flowers and plants, foods and beverages from outside. Food and beverages are only permitted for Natural History Museum Denmark's approved suppliers.
Photos and videos of the event may only be used for private and internal use and not in any official and/or commercial context.
Natural History Museum Denmark must approve the use and installation of the customer’s own materials: for example, banners, posters etc.
The customer must reimburse Natural History Museum Denmark for any damage to the hired room/space, with the exception of damage caused by normal use, wear and tear and force majeure.

An event may be cancelled no later than 45 days prior to the date of the event. ‘Cancellation’ refers to total or partial cancellation, reduction, curtailment or any similar changes to the event.

‘Final booked event’ refers to the services that remain in place 45 days prior to the date of the event.
The following conditions apply to the reduction of an event:
You must notify the Events Department in writing of any reduction of up to 35% of the final event, no later than 30 days prior to the date of the event.

You must notify the Events Department in writing of any reduction of up to 10% of the final event, no later than 10 days prior to the date of the event.
In the event of a no-show, Natural History Museum Denmark is entitled to compensation corresponding to the full price of the final booked event.
Cancellation and reduction must be submitted in writing and confirmed by the museum’s Events Department. Natural History Museum Denmark is entitled to claim compensation for the costs of special, non-cancellable contractual services: for example, music, equipment and the like.

In the event of extreme circumstances beyond the control of the parties (force majeure), cancellation is cost-free. Cancellation due to coronavirus or a similar pandemic is not regarded as a force majeure situation, unless the cancellation of the event is due to a public ban that makes it impossible to hold the event. In such a case, cancellation of the event will mean that each party bears its own costs and that remedies for breach of contract or other claims for damages cannot be invoked.

In order to fulfil the contract, companies must provide their company registration number, and private customers their civil registration number.

I consent to the registration by the University of Copenhagen of my contact information, and also consent that they can subsequently email me with information and newsletters, invitations to events etc. The University of Copenhagen can store my contact information until I revoke my consent.

In the event of special accounting requirements, relevant information about you may be stored in the archives of the University of Copenhagen until these requirements are met. The University of Copenhagen has a Privacy Policy. You read it here.

Any dispute that may arise out of the terms and conditions of the contract, which cannot be settled amicably on the basis of negotiation, shall be referred to Copenhagen City Court as the primary authority.