Klimatorium rents meeting and conference facilities in its building on the harbor of Lemvig, in northwest Jutland. The main room, called Limfjorden, holds 10 to 50 people and can be extended to 150 participants with sliding doors. Organisers can add the center's exhibition for larger or afternoon events, and the first floor has further meeting rooms.
Seminars and company events
Klimatorium is a climate center, and most of its own events take place in the conference room Limfjorden, which looks out over the Limfjord. The center has hosted many events and meetings for local actors and international partners, so the team is used to organising conferences, workshops and knowledge-sharing days. It offers technical support for the whole event, and several table layouts to suit the format of the day. Participants who cannot travel can join virtually through Microsoft Teams, and the meeting can be recorded. A guided tour of the center can be added to the programme as a break or a networking moment.
Rooms and capacities
The conference room Limfjorden takes 10 to 50 people in its standard setup. Sliding doors open it up for bigger events with space for up to 150 participants. For larger events or for afternoon events, the exhibition can be included. It has a storytelling staircase, space for networking and serving, and other exhibition zones. On the first floor there are additional meeting rooms for breakout groups. When the weather allows, guests can use green outdoor tables. The exhibition itself is open to the public on weekdays, so an organiser should confirm the times when the space is closed to visitors.
Catering
Klimatorium works with selected local places that serve food and cake for its events. This suits a seminar that needs a lunch, coffee breaks and a late-afternoon reception in the exhibition with local providers.
History and setting
Klimatorium describes itself as Denmark's international climate center. It hosts three yearly climate meetings: a national climate summit for professionals and decision-makers, a children's climate meeting and a youth climate meeting that brings young people from around the world to Lemvig. It runs projects, an exhibition called Climate Without Borders and a Living Lab, and it was named a national climate hub for the European Union in 2024. A meeting held here therefore takes place in a working climate organisation. The setting suits groups from public bodies, research institutions, utilities and companies who work on water, nature, energy and environment.
Getting there
Klimatorium is at Havnen 8 in Lemvig, on the harbor. The site does not describe train or bus access, so ask the center about transport for a larger group. The administration manager handles enquiries about meeting and conference facilities, and the contact details are on the page for the facilities.
