Cafe Halvvejen was a pub for the first time in 1789 and is located in the center of Copenhagen, namely Krystalgade 11, next to the Round Tower. At that time it was called a ski tree. In 1818, Frederick VI confirmed with his signature that the old name of Skidenstræde Street was replaced by the more famous name Krystalgade, which was the common name for the part of the street that stretched from Nørregade to Fiolstræde. This area is also called the Latin Quarter. Halvvejen Café is also a popular meeting place for young and old people in the evenings, where you meet by age, gender and nationality. -We have draft beer, bottled beer and a lot of soft drinks.
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