The Round Tower only accepts exhibition applications for the Library Hall—not for the Spiral Ramp or the tower’s facade.

The selected exhibitions must be approved by the management and board of the Round Tower.

Each exhibition period in 2026 has a maximum duration of 10 weeks. Additionally, four days are allocated for setup and one day for takedown.

Visitors to the Round Tower must have access to the exhibitions, and no separate admission fee may be charged.

Download the full Terms and Conditions for Exhibitions here.

With the Library Hall, the Round Tower offers a bright, 900 sqm exhibition space with a high visitor turnout and many possibilities.

The selected exhibitions will be awarded a total exhibition fee and a contribution to be used for materials and production of the exhibition.

The Round Tower provides support with a setup team on all installation days, as well as consultation with the tower’s Head of Program  and Exhibition Technician during the development of the exhibition.

The Round Tower organizes and covers the costs of the opening reception and provides service and staff for the event.

Exhibitions are set up in the central part of the Library Hall. The front section of the hall is designated as a shop area and reception, while the rear part of the space is kept clear for 150 seats for audiences during concerts and cultural events.

Download the floor plan for the Library Hall.

Explore the Library Hall virtually here.

The exhibition space is permanently secured with an alarm outside of opening hours and the artworks are covered by the Round Tower’s insurance.

It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to ensure that works are securely fixed or positioned so that they do not pose a safety risk to the visitors. This must be approved by The Round Tower.

The Library Hall is approved for a maximum of 150 people by the Fire Authorities. The Fire Authorities’ requirements for the exhibition must be followed and the exhibition can be  closed by the Fire Inspector if the rules are not complied with. The Round Tower requires to see an installation plan with material description no later than one month before opening.

The Round Tower has an electric trolley for moving up artworks and materials, but there may be restrictions on the maximum weight and size of the works. Movers are hired at the exhibitor’s expense for special freight tasks.

The Round Tower handles marketing, PR, and communication for the exhibition. Exhibitions and activities are marketed to the Round Tower’s visitors according to a fixed design template. The Round Tower prepares and covers the cost of a graphics package, which includes promotional materials such as flyers and posters in the tower’s public areas. The materials are sent to the exhibitor for prior approval.

The Round Tower also collaborates with the exhibitor to create an introductory text for the exhibition. Any grant support can be mentioned in this introductory text, on the website, and in press releases, but not on printed materials.

Costs for special graphics and displays within the exhibition itself are to be covered by the exhibitor.

All communication is coordinated with The Round Tower.

The Round Tower requires that exhibitors include information in both Danish and English, ensuring that there is at a minimum an introductory exhibition text, labels for the works, and a price list in case of sales of the artworks.

The Round Tower curates an event program for each exhibition – talks, concerts, performances or family activities.

The exhibitor must therefore be prepared to collaborate with the Round Tower to create a program for the exhibition.

Due to special events with separate admission tickets, such as concerts and lectures, it may occur that the exhibition needs to close earlier or open later to the general public. It is required that 80 chairs are permanently set up and that the stage area is available during the exhibition period. There must be space to increase the number of chairs to 150.

The sale of art and merchandise is possible by arrangement with the Round Tower and in accordance with the tower’s guidelines.