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On a new square by one of the old warehouses in the Copenhagen Harbour, 'Dahlerups Pakhus', the Danish professor Bjørn Nørgaard has created a sculpture group called 'The Genetically Modified Paradise'...

Unique mechanical, astronomical clock with 12 works from 1955.

The clock is located at City Hall, and it displays local time and true solar time.

Regular tours in Danish, English, and German....

North Atlantic House is an art center where you can encounter North Atlantic culture, research and business. Here, people from the North Atlantic, Denmark, and the rest of the world meet and inspire o...

The address "Gammel Strand" (i.e. Old Beach) refers to the fact that the street formed part of the waterfront towards Øresund and the oldest harbour.

This was the location of the Copenhagen Fish Mar...

Join a licensed Danish guide from Copenhagen Walking Tours for at visit to the castle, including Treasury and Crown Jewels.

The tour is in English (or Danish if you wish). Duration approximately 2 h...

From back in the Middle Ages Danes have been burdened with taxes or other duties to be paid to their king or government. And for just as long they have shown ingenuity and imagination on how to avoid ...

Christian X, (1870-1947) was an extremely popular monarch, especially because he served as a gathering point for the Danes during the Second World War.

This monument reminds us of his daily rides thr...

In 1259 the Wendish Count Jaromar broke through the wooden palisades which formed the fortification surrounding Copenhagen at this location.

When several centuries later the city was fortified with a...

The GL STRAND Art Gallery has had a solid reputation for ground-breaking exhibitions of Danish and international art for the past 180 years. The gallery focuses on predicting future trends and offers ...

Kunsthal Charlottenborg is one of the largest spaces for contemporary art in Europe, presenting an ambitious programme of exhibitions and events with a strong international focus.

Charlottenborg mou...

Designmuseum Danmark offers displays of decorative art, crafts, and industrial designs from the Western world and Asia from the late Middle Ages and up to the present. Earlier, the museum was the firs...

Through a historical review disclosed today's laws and rules about what happens when you die, and what to consider before it happens.

Interment or funeral - what's the difference? A church funeral or...

Danish sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen (1770-1844) spent more than 40 years in Rome and was one of the most renowned artists among his contemporaries in Europe. In 1838, he donated his large art collectio...

When visiting the Frigate Peder Skram, the public is offered an insight into the interior of one of the Danish navy's last and also largest warships....

Denmark's National Museum in Copenhagen has exhibitions from the Stone Age, the Viking Age, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and Modern Danish History.

The National Museum is located in The Prince’s ...

Workers' Museum in Copenhagen invites you to step into everyday life of the 1950's and taste Rich's infamous wartime coffee substitute or go for a slice of the rich cracker-cake kiksekage so popular i...

Tycho Brahe Planetarium is Denmark's most advanced centre for popularizing astronomy and space research and promoting knowledge on natural science.

All day long you can watch spectacular IMAX films ...

The Royal Cast Collection. More than 4000 years of the history through 2000 plaster casts of the most exquisite masterpieces of Western culture.

They are made in all sizes from temple walls to ivory...

Nyboder was built during the reign of King Christian IV to house the sailors in his navy.

In one of the original single storied houses visitors can get an impression of the humble conditions under wh...

Brønshøj Museum shows the development of a typical suburb from 1870-1950. Plus an exhibition from 1658-1660. Special exhibitions every year....