Bella Center

Bella Center (abbreviated BC ) is Scandinavia's largest exhibition and conference center, located in Copenhagen, Denmark. Bella Center takes its name from Bellahøj in northern Copenhagen where the convention centre was first situated.

Its first building was constructed in 1965 to the design of architect Erik Møller. In 1973-75, Bella Center was moved to its current location on Amager between the city centre and Copenhagen airport, while the original building was converted into a sports center under the name Grøndals Centret. At this stage, Bella Center's new premises were located in an undeveloped area outside the city on the former Amager Commons.

With the development of Ørestad, as decided in 1992 with construction start from around the turn of the millennium, Bella Center's surroundings are in the process of changing into a dense urban area. When the line of the Copenhagen Metro opened in 2004, it was with a station named for the Bella Center located next to it.

Bella Center's facilities include: The 814-room Bella Sky Hotel at Bella Center is now opened. The hotel consists of two inclined towers, standing 76.5 m tall with an inclination in opposite directions of 15°. The four-star Bella Hotel provides 814 rooms (100 suites), 32 conference rooms, 3 restaurants, a sky bar and a wellness centre.

The foundation stone to Bella Hotel was laid September 17, 2008, and the first phase was completed in spring 2011. Bella Center hosts a large variety of trade fairs, exhibitions, conventions and political summits. Every year, it generally hosts 25-30 large exhibitions as well as around 1,300 meetings of varying sizes. Among the larger annual events are the Copenhagen International Fashion Fair, the main event of Copenhagen Fashion Week and CODE, the main event of Copenhagen Design Week.