DENMARK · MUSEUMS
6 reviewed
A shortlist rather than a catalogue: 6 museum experiences that survive a first visit intact, with prices, running times and the one thing worth knowing before you commit.
Visit the National Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen with a Viking Sorceress exhibit and 14,000 years of artifacts at your pace.
“Okay, the Viking sorcerers audio could have been better.”
Amalienborg Palace Museum ticket in Copenhagen for royal rooms, Fabergé jewelry, and Frederik X exhibition, about 45 to 60 minutes.
“With the Qr code, we had to exchange for the ticket before going upstairs for the exhibition. There’s audio guide and takes around 45 minutes to an hour to visit the museum. Enjoyable!”
Carlsberg's 1847 brewery in Copenhagen, with interactive exhibits, 22,000 bottles, and an included drink for $36.63.
“Great place and so much interesting information. Many interactive activities and lovely staff! Definitely worth it a must see if you are visiting Denmark.”
Step into Copenhagen’s Danish War Museum in the historic Tøjhus Arsenal, from 1500s armor to drones, plus hammock stories and odd artifacts.
MACA Art Museum in Copenhagen lets you see Banksy and other 20th and 21st century icons. Audio guide, skip line, Nyhavn location.
MACA Museum in Copenhagen for Banksy & Street Art: The Early Years, with an English mobile ticket near Nyhavn. Visit in 45 to 60 minutes.
“Interesting exhibitions. Gave a background to street art. Three floors all with different exhibits. Toilets and coat/bag rack available”
