Roskilde Festival
Roskilde Festival is the largest Nordic culture and music festival and has existed since 1971.
The Roskilde Festival is one of Northern Europe's largest music and arts festivals. It takes place annually in Roskilde, Denmark, over eight days in late June and early July. Here are some key details about the festival
The Roskilde Festival Charity Society, a non-profit organization, organises the festival. Proceeds from the festival are donated to humanitarian and cultural causes, focusing on supporting young people and environmental initiatives.
The Festival is known for its commitment to sustainability and community engagement. It promotes eco-friendly practices, such as waste reduction, recycling, and sustainable food options.
Over the years, the Roskilde Festival has hosted many iconic artists and bands, helping shape European music culture. It is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse cultural offerings.
The Roskilde Festival is not just a music event but a cultural phenomenon that brings people worldwide to celebrate music, art, and community spirit.
Roskilde is only 25 km from Copenhagen.
Music and arts
The Roskilde Festival, first held in 1971, was originally organized by two high school students and a promoter. It has since grown into a major international event.
The festival features diverse music genres, including rock, pop, electronic, hip-hop, and world music. It also includes art installations, performances, and workshops.
Camping and atmosphere
Festival-goers can camp on-site, creating a vibrant and communal atmosphere. The camping area is known for its lively and creative setups, with participants often decorating their camps in unique ways.
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Coordinates
- Lattitude: 55.630328
- Longitude: 12.083491
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- Music Festival
