DENMARK
Denmark's classics.
The 7 most popular museums tours in Denmark. We break down what each one is really like on the day, who runs it, and what you pay.
Step into Denmark’s National Museum for a self-guided journey through 14,000 years of history, led by Viking sorceress exhibits.
“Everything was awesome! I especially loved the Viking exhibit,it takes you back in time! I'm extremely happy I went!”
Amalienborg Palace Museum in Copenhagen: preserved royal rooms, Fabergé treasures, and the Frederik X exhibit. 1-day entry ticket.
“Fabulous place to visit! spent about 1 hour in the palace and longer exploring outside. Only 15 min walk from the centre.”
Home of Carlsberg in Copenhagen mixes beer history with interactive exhibits, a 22,000-bottle collection, and an included lager.
“This museum shows you how Danish beer is made, i would recommend to everyone to also add the beer tasting also. We went on Christmas and we did the beer tasting with jul beer and was awesome”
Danish War Museum ticket in Christian IV’s Tøjhus Arsenal: war from the 1500s to Afghanistan, 163m hall, hammock stories, drones.
See Banksy, Warhol, and Kusama at MACA in Nyhavn with a downloadable audio guide and skip-the-line entry for one day.
A focused street-art museum visit in Copenhagen, combining Banksy’s early years with context, 3 floors of works, and English info.
“L'accueil a été d'une extrême bienveillance, nous permettant de décaler l'horaire de notre réservation. L'exposition très intéressante avec la possibilité de traduire les explications.”
Walk through Copenhagen’s Jewish Old Town, learn WWII rescue stories, and (optionally) add the Danish Jewish Museum with skip-the-line entry.
“Our tour quide had excellent information. We all were happy with the tour and would recommend it. Glad we did it.”
