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A visit to Tivoli is an absolute must for children and young adults visiting Copenhagen. This amusement park offers everything from an adrenaline rush to amazing concerts, unique dining experiences, dazzling illuminations and beautiful flowers. Part of the charm of Tivoli is that it has something for everyone. The gardens are more beautiful than any other amusement park, and a stroll through them will reveal exotic architecture, iconic buildings and lush gardens. At night, thousands of colorful lights create a unique and magical atmosphere. Tivoli is located just a few minutes from City Hall Square and next to the Central Station, making it very easy to get to. Re-entry Each Copenhagen Card allows one entry, but you can re-enter Tivoli Gardens on the same day if you get a re-entry stamp at the main entrance. The Copenhagen Card is an admission ticket only. If you want to ride the rides, you will need to get individual tickets or an unlimited rides ticket. The gardens' decorations reflect the changing seasons: colorful Easter eggs, dazzling summer stones, enchanting Halloween decorations and fantastic Christmas lights. Summer in Tivoli means countless open-air concerts, impressive festivals and events, and fun fireworks that last into the night. During Halloween, spooky ghosts, spiders, scarecrows and more than 20, 000 pumpkins take over the gardens, bringing horror, thrills and autumnal fun. Summer in Tivoli: 24/3/22 to 24/9/22 (Påske 22/3 to 4/2/2) Halloween: 24/10/10 to 24/11/3 Christmas: 24/11/15 to 25/1/5 (Lukket 24/12/24) Tivoli is closed during this period. Show at Tivoli At Tivoli, you can celebrate with a world of delicious temptations and culinary experiences. From roast pork sandwiches to fine dining, there's something for everyone, and it's easy on the wallet and the palate. If you're craving something sweet, follow the aromas of freshly cut churros, candy floss and coated popcorn. Located in one corner of the main entrance, Tivoli Food Hall features 15 artisanal booths, each offering a range of food experiences. Tivoli Food Hall is open all year round and can be accessed from the street, so you can drop in any time, even when the Gardens are closed.

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At the onc e-i n-a -king and queen's residence, the Christian Bo Palace is currently located with the Danish Congress, the Supreme Court, and the State Department. You can visit the state room and follow the footprint of the royal family. The Royal Room at the Copenhagen's Christian Shooten Palace is used by the Queen for official events. Walking in a room with gold leaf or decorative salons, some of which are still used by the royal family for various events and events. The royal reception room includes the tower and the elliptical throne, and is the place where the king is greeted by foreign ambassadors to Denmark. From the gorgeous throne, you can go to the balcony, and the oath of Denmark's monarch is performed. Ozama is the most dignified room in the palace. The queen's tapestry is displayed here. Denmark's business community gave 11 tapestry to commemorate Queen Margareti's 50th birthday in 1990. Bjorn Norguard drew a ful l-scale sketch, and was woven based on it. The Tapestre series depicts the 100 0-year Danish history. Denmark's Prime Minister will also use the royal room when visiting foreign leaders. Alexandra Hall is used for the official dinner. If you have an admission ticket for the Royal Reception Room, please purchase the admission ticket for Alexandra Hall.

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Please step into the Copenhagen Illusion Museum! At the Copenhagen Illusion Museum, you can see more than 70 exhibits that shock your senses and test your perception. From those that use the illusion of the eyes to puzzles that use the head, we fuse entertainment and education and provide unique experiences to all ages. Discover the secrets of visual perceptions and the mysterious mechanism of the human brain, and enjoy it while having fun. Please enjoy the surprises that the reality can be visible! Note: The museum is intermittently accepting the visitors. Therefore, you may not be able to enter the museum immediately when crowded. To enter Copenhagen by card, you need to receive a ticket at the museum entrance and specify the time frame. The museum is open every day until 10 pm!

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At Copenhagen Zoo, you can meet more than 4, 000 attractive animals in just a day and travel between continents. Let's meet the iconic Giant Panda while visiting the most advanced panda house. Experience an unforgettable approach with polar bears, and in the savanna, let's look at the world from a giraffe's perspective. You can find the facts of many animals and enjoy meals at a wide variety of food stalls. On the zoo website, you can see the time for feeding, new animals, and a day schedule. At Copenhagen Zoo, you can fly a line with the Copenhagen Card and head directly to the scanner. The highlights of the Copenhagen Zoo in Copenhagen Zoo are not only animals. Panda Habitat, designed by the Vyalque Ingers Group, and Elephant House designed by Norman Foster are famous. Also, architectural fans will be unbearable for architectural fans, with a hippopotamu s-designed wall that opened in 2007, and an Arctic ring, where you can see the scallops swimming underwater. At the Copenhagen Zoo's Restaurant Bistro Panpan, you can enjoy Asia n-style French food at Panda House. Cakes & amp; Dreams allows you to enjoy delicious meals at panda restaurants.

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Finish your visit at Amalienborg Palace Square and enter Amalienborg to experience royal life, past and present. The Amalienborg Museum displays the private interiors of past kings and queens as well as a world-class jewellery treasury. Opening hours Amalienborg Museum (kongernessamling. dk) The museum dates back 150 years to the time of King Christian IX and Queen Louise, known as the "European Marriage Trilogy" because their four children ascended to the thrones of England, Greece, Russia and Denmark respectively. As if traveling through time, the rooms of the royal couple and their descendants have been left untouched. They reflect the modern taste of each era and the personalities of the kings and queens, whether military, Victorian or chivalric. From February 2020, one of the world's most important collections of Russian jewellery will be available to enjoy in the so-called Fabergé Chamber. The collection came to Denmark mainly through Empress Dagmar (Maria Fedorovna), daughter of King Christian IX and Queen Louise. Most days admission is available to the Gala Hall and other magnificent rooms of the Piano Nobile. The Royal Reception Rooms are still used by the royal family today. The opening hours of the Piano Nobile can be found at amalienborg. dk. Ε

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When Copenhagen was built in Copenhagen, the National Museum was in consideration of the discovery and protection of the ruins of Abu Salon's Castle in 1167, the predecessor of the palace, and the ruins of Copenhagen Castle. The Christian Bo Palace is outstanding in that the current Danish politics and the ruins of the major Danish castle in Denmark are under the same roof. When the foundation of the current Christian Beau Palace was built, workers hit the traces of old buildings and the walls of the wall. Experts were called to the National Museum and carefully investigated, revealed that the archeological sites dating back to 1167. They discovered a castle of Abu Salon, once a small island off the coast of Murchant Harbor. By walking in this underground space, you can know how this castle has been constantly updated and developed. Later it became a castle, and the famous Blue Tower Copenhagen Castle, built in the same place, was surrounded by a moat and had a large tower as an entrance gate. The castle was rebuilt many times. It is a famous blue tower that Christian IV has expanded the bell tower, and only famous prisoners were housed. In the 1720s, Frederick IV completely rebuilt the castle, but as a result of this full rebuilding, the wall was the national museum, when the current Christian Bo Palace was built in Copenhagen, 1167. The discovery and protection of the ruins of the year of Abu Salon and the ruins of Copenhagen Castle. The Christian Bo Palace is outstanding in that the current Danish politics and the ruins of the major Danish castle in Denmark are under the same roof. When the foundation of the current Christian Beau Palace was built, workers hit the traces of old buildings and the walls of the wall. Experts were called to the National Museum and carefully investigated, revealed that the archeological sites dating back to 1167. They discovered a castle of Abu Salon, once a small island off the coast of Murchant Harbor. By walking in this underground space, you can know how this castle has been constantly updated and developed. Later it became a castle, and the famous Blue Tower Copenhagen Castle, built in the same place, was surrounded by a moat and had a large tower as an entrance gate. The castle was rebuilt many times. It is a famous blue tower that Christian IV has expanded the bell tower, and only famous prisoners were housed. In the 1720s, Frederick IV completely rebuilt the castle, but as a result of the full rebuilding, the castle wall was built in Copenhagen, and the National Museum was the predecessor of the palace in 1167 Abu Salon. The discovery and protection of the ruins of the bishops and the ruins of Copenhagen Castle to be replaced. The Christian Bo Palace is outstanding in that the current Danish politics and the ruins of the major Danish castle in Denmark are under the same roof. When the foundation of the current Christian Boh Palace was built, the workers hit the traces of old buildings and the walls of the wall. Experts were called to the National Museum and carefully investigated, revealed that the archeological sites dating back to 1167. They discovered a castle of Abu Salon, once a small island off the coast of Murchant Harbor. By walking in this underground space, you can know how this castle has been constantly updated and developed. Later it became a castle, and the famous Blue Tower Copenhagen Castle, built in the same place, was surrounded by a moat and had a large tower as an entrance gate. The castle was rebuilt many times. It is a famous blue tower that Christian IV has expanded the bell tower, and only famous prisoners were housed. In the 1720s, Frederick IV completely rebuilt the castle, but as a result of this fully rebuilt, the walls were the walls.

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Experience the runstones, face the body, look at the golden horns, get inspired by a suit worn by the Danish astronauts, and see the real hash benches of Free Town Christiania. You can. The National Museum allows you to know the history of Denmark, from early settlements to modern life. Experience the worl d-famous moment that played an important role in the history of Denmark, a treasure that symbolizes the history of Denmark. Runstones, golden horns, suits worn by the first astronaut in Denmark, and division of the freedom of Denmark's liberal philosophy. A new exhibition from THE VIKING SORCERESS '-27/6/24! Let's meet a powerful witch in the Viking era at a magnificent exhibition of the National Museum. Enter the mysterious world of Viking and reveal the complex relationship between their era and the future. Children's museum here, please play with everything! Participate in the raids of the vikings, discover the courtyard of the 1930s, step into past classrooms, and experience what the school was for Denmark's grea t-grandparents. I boarded a cargo ship, laid down on the bed of the cabin, explored the Pakistan market and bought food in Bazar. You can cook in a medieval kitchen or prepare the knight's castle from enemy attacks. Let's eat Scandinavian cuisine with clear references

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The NY Carlsberg Glyptothek is located in the heart of Copenhagen and has a collection of art and archaeological items from ancient Egypt, the ancient Greek and Roman world, Etruscan culture, and 19th century Danish and French art. Art and Beer The NY Carlsberg Glyptothek was founded by brewer Carl Jacobsen (founder of Carlsberg Brewery), one of the great industrial magnates of the 19th century and Denmark's greatest patron of the arts. In 1888, Carl Jacobsen opened his art collection to the public and began construction of the Glyptotheket to house it. The Glyptotheket has been open to the public since 1897 and contains over 10, 000 pieces, divided mainly into classical antiquities and 19th century Danish and French sculpture and painting. Collections The collection of ancient sculpture includes a large collection of ancient Greek and Roman portraits and a large collection of miniature portraits. The contemporary art collection includes 19th century French sculpture, including works by Auguste Rodin, French painting from 1800 to 1950, with the Impressionists and Paul Gauguin as absolute stars, as well as a collection of Danish Golden Age art.

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Karlsberg House enters the symbolic exhibition and attraction area in the center of Karlsberg Brewery. You can return to the place where Karlsberg was, and what kind of company the current Carlsberg was, where everything started in 1847. Carlsberg House requires advance reservations. Reserve time from this link and make sure the card is enabled before booking. The last entry is 6:00 pm. The attractive story of Karlsberg and Karlsberg's founder J. C. Jacobsen and his son Karl Jacobsen will be developed. The conflict between the father and son and the completely different understanding of beer brewing tell how the Carlsberg has been formed. Through interactive games and videos in the exhibition, you can find out more about the importance of Karlsberg, which has played an indispensable role since its inception, and its importance in the development of world beer. You can also see the world's largest bottle collection, including 22, 000 unopened beer bottles. This is just a small part of the exhibition. You can extend your visit by tasting or touring of beer to enjoy the experience of Carlsberg Home. The Carlsberg expert tastes three kinds of Carlsberg brand beer in the old seller. At the same time, we will introduce a wealth of knowledge about beer that Carlsberg is proud of with fun anecdote. In addition, you can also participate in the historical tour around the former brewery and wonderful storage, while introducing the jurisdiction of J. C. Jacobsen developing and purifying beer over your lifetime. Neither activity can be added by purchasing an exhibition ticket and is done in English. At the cozy Karlsberg Bar, you can enjoy the best beer in the world in barrels. Let's end the visit in a lively cousin courtyard surrounded by historical buildings or in a quiet oasi s-like sculpture garden. See the Carlsberg website for Carlsberg's hometown. Karlsberg House enters the symbolic exhibition and attraction area in the center of Karlsberg brewery. You can return to the place where Karlsberg was, and what kind of company the current Carlsberg was, where everything started in 1847. Carlsberg House requires advance reservations. Reserve time from this link and make sure the card is enabled before booking. The last entry is 6:00 pm. The attractive story of Karlsberg and Karlsberg's founder J. C. Jacobsen and his son Karl Jacobsen will be developed. The conflict between the father and son and the completely different understanding of beer brewing tell how the Carlsberg has been formed. Through interactive games and videos in the exhibition, you can find out more about the importance of Karlsberg, which has played an indispensable role since its inception, and its importance in the development of world beer. You can also see the world's largest bottle collection, including 22, 000 unopened beer bottles. This is just a small part of the exhibition. You can extend your visit by tasting or touring of beer to enjoy the experience of Carlsberg Home. The Carlsberg expert tastes three kinds of Carlsberg brand beer in the old seller. At the same time, we will introduce a wealth of knowledge about beer that Carlsberg is proud of with fun anecdote. In addition, you can also participate in the historical tour around the former brewery and wonderful storage, while introducing the jurisdiction of J. C. Jacobsen developing and purifying beer over your lifetime. Neither activity can be added by purchasing an exhibition ticket and is done in English. At the cozy Karlsberg Bar, you can enjoy the best beer in the world in barrels. Let's end the visit in a lively cousin courtyard surrounded by historical buildings or in a quiet oasi s-like sculpture garden. See the Carlsberg website for Carlsberg's hometown. Karlsberg House enters the symbolic exhibition and attraction area in the center of Karlsberg Brewery. You can return to the place where Karlsberg was, and what kind of company the current Carlsberg was, where everything started in 1847. Carlsberg House requires advance reservations. Reserve time from this link and make sure the card is enabled before booking. The last entry is 6:00 pm. The attractive story of Karlsberg and Karlsberg's founder J. C. Jacobsen and his son Karl Jacobsen will be developed. The conflict between the father and son and the completely different understanding of beer brewing tell how the Carlsberg has been formed. Through interactive games and videos in the exhibition, you can find out more about the importance of Karlsberg, which has played an indispensable role since its inception, and its importance in the development of world beer. You can also see the world's largest bottle collection, including 22, 000 unopened beer bottles. This is just a small part of the exhibition. You can extend your visit by tasting or touring of beer to enjoy the experience of Carlsberg Home. The Carlsberg expert tastes three kinds of Carlsberg brand beer in the old seller. At the same time, we will introduce a wealth of knowledge about beer that Carlsberg is proud of with fun anecdote. In addition, you can also participate in the historical tour around the former brewery and wonderful storage, while introducing the jurisdiction of J. C. Jacobsen developing and purifying beer over your lifetime. Neither activity can be added by purchasing an exhibition ticket and is done in English. At the cozy Karlsberg Bar, you can enjoy the best beer in the world in barrels. Let's end the visit in a lively cousin courtyard surrounded by historical buildings or in a quiet oasi s-like sculpture garden. See the Carlsberg website for the "hometown of Karlsberg.

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Despite the large exhibition space, there are only about ten artworks on display. However, most of them are so extensive that their scale and impact fill the entire museum. All the artworks are made especially for ARKEN's architecture and are integrated into it. In doing so, the exhibition takes the form of a total architectural intervention that challenges the usual use of architecture and the sustainability of the space. I Am Fire and Water, Ursula Reuter Christiansen: 22. 8. 24-01. 01. 25 How can we remain human in a world where hope and courage are constantly challenged by cruelty and despair? What do we do when our children are killed in war? And how do we leave this world, caught between love and despair? Ursula Reuter Christiansen's powerful exhibition "I Am Fire and Water" brings together eight major installations from her early period to the present, including paintings, sculptures, installations and videos. Some of the works on display were created especially for this exhibition. Ursula Reuter Christiansen has been one of the most important Danish contemporary artists for six decades and is currently on the verge of an international breakthrough. In her artistic practice, she transforms her life into art, confronting the crises and disasters unfolding in the world. Beauty and harmony turn into something powerful and uncomfortable.

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SM K-Denmark National Museum of Art SM K-Denmark National Museum of Art (Museum Statens for Kunst) is the largest museum in Denmark and has excellent collections of Denmarks and world art in the past 7th century. The SMK is right near Copenhagen's Nool Report Station. Here, you can experience special exhibitions, royal collections, guided tours, performances, art talks, concerts, workshops, etc. At SMK, you can enjoy the grandmaster of art history and the new stars of the latest contemporary artists and art scenes together. There are no other museums in Denmarks that exhibit such a wide variety of art, from classics in Europe Renaissance to contemporary and modern art. Here you can see artists such as Mantenya, Norde, Anna Anchar, Doran, Matthis, Hammers Hui, Munch, Abramovic, Dan Vo, Dan Vo, Elm Green & Drag Set. SMK is particularly famous for the beautiful collection of Denmark Golden Age, the most comprehensive collection of Denmark contemporary art, and one of the best Matthis collections in the world. Special exhibition (smk. DK). However, despite its success, it will be further successful. SM K-Denmark National Museum of Art SM K-Denmark National Museum (Museum Statens for Kunst) is the largest museum in Denmark, holding a collection of excellent collections of Denmarks and world art in the past seventh century. The SMK is right near Copenhagen's Nool Report Station. Here, you can experience special exhibitions, royal collections, guided tours, performances, art talks, concerts, workshops, etc. At SMK, you can enjoy the grandmaster of art history and the new stars of the latest contemporary artists and art scenes together. There are no other museums in Denmarks that exhibit such a wide variety of art, from classics in Europe Renaissance to contemporary and modern art. Here you can see artists such as Mantenya, Norde, Anna Anchar, Doran, Matthis, Hammers Hui, Munch, Abramovic, Dan Vo, Dan Vo, Elm Green & Drag Set. SMK is particularly famous for the beautiful collection of Denmark Golden Age, the most comprehensive collection of Denmark contemporary art, and one of the best Matthis collections in the world. Special exhibition (smk. DK). However, despite its success, it will be further successful. SM K-Denmark National Museum of Art SM K-Denmark National Museum of Art (Museum Statens for Kunst) is the largest museum in Denmark and has excellent collections of Denmarks and world art in the past 7th century. The SMK is right near Copenhagen's Nool Report Station. Here, you can experience special exhibitions, royal collections, guided tours, performances, art talks, concerts, workshops, etc. At SMK, you can enjoy the grandmaster of art history and the new stars of the latest contemporary artists and art scenes together. There are no other museums in Denmarks that exhibit such a wide variety of art, from classics in Europe Renaissance to contemporary and modern art. Here you can see artists such as Mantenya, Norde, Anna Anchar, Doran, Matthis, Hammers Hui, Munch, Abramovic, Dan Vo, Dan Vo, Elm Green & Drag Set. SMK is particularly famous for the beautiful collection of Denmark Golden Age, the most comprehensive collection of Denmark contemporary art, and one of the best Matthis collections in the world. Special exhibition (smk. DK). However, despite its success, it will be further successful.

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Playing in science Experimentalum is a worl d-class science center located in Herelup, only 6 km north of Copenhagen. Explore science in the Denmark style method! Experimental science is an experienced type that can be enjoyed intuitively regardless of age or nationality! In 2018, TIME chose Experimentarium as the best spot in the world. The Science Center was renewed and opened in 2017 after a complete renovation work, and its size was more than doubled. Experimentals are died to science through experienc e-type exploration. Three indoors full of interactive exhibitions, scienc e-themed museum shops, scienc e-themed restaurants, and an interactive rooftop with a wonderful view. Future Huma n-How far can you go? Now, artificial intelligence is rapidly turning the world. But there are still many technologies that have the power to change your life. Are you depressed? Let's solve it with brain implant! Did you lose your beloved pet? Would you like to make a clone? Can't you trust a new partner? Let's try with emotion sensing technology! Soon you will be able to do it! Future Human-How far can you go? Zoom in in six technologies that are expected to have a major impact on our lives in the next 10 to 15 years. Expected scientific highlight tongue life Playing in science Experience Mental is a worl d-class science center located in Herelup, only 6 km north of Copenhagen. Explore science in the Denmark style method! Experimental science is an experienced type that can be enjoyed intuitively regardless of age or nationality! In 2018, TIME chose Experimentarium as the best spot in the world. The Science Center was renewed and opened in 2017 after a complete renovation work, and its size was more than doubled. Experimentals are died to science through experienc e-type exploration. Three indoors full of interactive exhibitions, scienc e-themed museum shops, scienc e-themed restaurants, and an interactive rooftop with a wonderful view. Future Huma n-How far can you go? Now, artificial intelligence is rapidly turning the world. But there are still many technologies that have the power to change your life. Are you depressed? Let's solve it with brain implant! Did you lose your beloved pet? Would you like to make a clone? Can't you trust a new partner? Let's try with emotion sensing technology! Soon you will be able to do it! Future Human-How far can you go? Zoom in in six technologies that are expected to have a major impact on our lives in the next 10 to 15 years. Expected scientific highlight tongue Demo Living Experience Mental is a worl d-class scientific center in Herelup, only 6 km north of Copenhagen. Explore science in the Denmark style method! Experimental science is an experienced type that can be enjoyed intuitively regardless of age or nationality! In 2018, TIME chose Experimentarium as the best spot in the world. The Science Center was renewed and opened in 2017 after a complete renovation work, and its size was more than doubled. Experimentals are died to science through experienc e-type exploration. Three indoors full of interactive exhibitions, scienc e-themed museum shops, scienc e-themed restaurants, and an interactive rooftop with a wonderful view. Future Huma n-How far can you go? Now, artificial intelligence is rapidly turning the world. But there are still many technologies that have the power to change your life. Are you depressed? Let's solve it with brain implant! Did you lose your beloved pet? Would you like to make a clone? Can't you trust a new partner? Let's try with emotion sensing technology! Soon you will be able to do it! Future Human-How far can you go? Zoom in in six technologies that are expected to have a major impact on our lives in the next 10 to 15 years. Erotic scientific highlight tondemo life

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The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art is Denmark's leading international art museum and Denmark's absolute top attraction. The comprehensive experience, where art, nature and architecture come together, attracts visitors from all over the world all year round. The museum is located about 40 km north of the center of Denmark. It is set in a beautiful old park in Funrebaek, about 40 km north of the city center, with a wonderful panorama of the straits. The park provides a wonderful setting for the large collection of Louisiana sculptures. The museum's modern art collection is one of the most important in Scandinavia and is subject to changing exhibitions. In addition to permanent exhibitions such as Giacometti Hall and Jorn Room, Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Room is also regularly open to the public. The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art is open from Tuesday to Friday until 22:00. Classical and internationally successful stars The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art is internationally recognized for its exhibition program, with 8 to 10 major exhibitions per year. Here you will find classics of modern art, as well as international contemporary artists and architects. A vibrant cultural centre for children and adults The laid-back museum is also a vibrant, dedicated cultural centre with a rich programme of activities and events for children and adults. Take a break at the Louisiana Café When you need a break, head to the Louisiana Café.

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Guinness World Record Museum is the only Guinness World Record Museum in Europe. The 1, 500 square meters are full of attractive records such as sports, art, music, nature, and science. The world's tallest 272cm man and the lowest woman in the world. The sports gallery allows you to experience everything from sports to motor sports. Please see the 1. 382 spectacle. Defeat 101 dominoes, challenge the world's largest Pa c-Man Game, and be enthusiastic in an interactive game zone. Presenting the Copenhagen Card at the entrance will allow you to access the Mystic Exprisoratorum in the same building as Guinness World Records. At the Mystic Expreme Prolatorium Mystic Exploratorum, a mysterious phenomenon is waiting for you. Let's drop a shadow on the wall and change your face with your friends. You can see the life of paintings in the dark, or experience what will happen in the ruined cemetery. Do you have the courage to sit on an electric chair? Scanning the Copenhagen Card at the entrance will allow you to access the Guinness World Records in the same building as Mystic Expreme. Opening hour s-Thursday: 10 am to 6:00 pm*Frida y-Sun: 10 am to 7:00 pm**Enter the last museum. The museum closes one hour later. I would like to expect a wild and surprising encounter with Switzerland Surri List Franz Gersch. A large-scale exhibition held in Louisiana this summer is the first comprehensive introduction of Franz Gersch (1930-2022) in Scandinavia. In the latter half of the 20th century, the Swiss painters formed a new unique concept of realism, becoming worldwide with realistic paintings and woodcuts.

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Let's boast at RABARBERGAARDEN SLOTTET, RabarbergaArden Slottet, a restaurant in the museum, deliver the flavor of North New Zealand to the dining table. Enjoy a sustainable farm to table dish using local organic ingredients. The restaurant is located in a building that uses the former port and huts, and you can see both lakes and castles, the largest Renaissance complex in Scandinavia. Frederix Bo Castle was completed by building a garden around the Grand Building. Christian IV had his own gardens, but in 1720, an architect J. Cryger was asked to build a baroque garden. The Baroque Garden was reproduced in the 1990s. On the terrace under the garden, four monograms are drawn on the decorated barriers. These are the names of the four monarchs where the gardens existed, from the founding of Frederik IV to the reign of Queen Margulete. However, the gardens in the castle are not just baroque gardens. Next to the baroque garden is a Britis h-style romantic garden, and a small bathing castle. Romantic gardens with small ponds and olive trees are designed to convey the mood and show the beauty of nature. In contrast, the baroque garden is linear and sharp. At the RabarbergaArden Slottettettettettet, RabarbergaArden Slottet, the restaurant in the museum, we will deliver the taste of North New Zealand to the dining table. Enjoy a sustainable farm to table dish using local organic ingredients. The restaurant is located in a building that uses the former port and huts, and you can see both lakes and castles, the largest Renaissance complex in Scandinavia. Frederix Bo Castle was completed by building a garden around the Grand Building. Christian IV had his own gardens, but in 1720, an architect J. Cryger was asked to build a baroque garden. The Baroque Garden was reproduced in the 1990s. On the terrace under the garden, four monograms are drawn on the decorated barriers. These are the names of the four monarchs where the gardens existed, from the founding of Frederik IV to the reign of Queen Margulete. However, the gardens in the castle are not just baroque gardens. Next to the baroque garden is a Britis h-style romantic garden, and a small bathing castle. Romantic gardens with small ponds and olive trees are designed to convey the mood and show the beauty of nature. In contrast, the baroque garden is linear and sharp. Let's boast at RABARBERGAARDEN SLOTTET, RabarbergaArden Slottet, a restaurant in the museum, deliver the flavor of North New Zealand to the dining table. Enjoy a sustainable farm to table dish using local organic ingredients. The restaurant is located in a building that uses the former port and huts, and you can see both lakes and castles, the largest Renaissance complex in Scandinavia. Frederix Bo Castle was completed by building a garden around the Grand Building. Christian IV had his own gardens, but in 1720, an architect J. Cryger was asked to build a baroque garden. The Baroque Garden was reproduced in the 1990s. On the terrace under the garden, four monograms are drawn on the decorated barriers. These are the names of the four monarchs where the gardens existed, from the founding of Frederik IV to the reign of Queen Margulete. However, the gardens in the castle are not just baroque gardens. Next to the baroque garden is a Britis h-style romantic garden, and a small bathing castle. Romantic gardens with small ponds and olive trees are designed to convey the mood and show the beauty of nature. In contrast, the baroque garden is linear and sharp.

The Roskire Vikings Viking Museum displays five original ships (Scr u-Deref ships) and restoring sailing ships discovered in the Viking era 1000 years ago. These restored boats and other sca n-ginnavian ships can be actually sailed. In addition, you can meet craftsmen who are protecting the traditions of the old shipping industry, and you can challenge shafts, ropes, and various other activities. The permanent exhibition focuses on five Scr u-Deref ships. The purpose of these exhibitions is to convey a number of marine adventures of these ships and the Viking era. Five original vikings are standing dignified against the backdrop of Roskire Fjord. Looking at this scenery, it is easy to imagine that a merchant travels to a distant coast with a product, a warrior saying goodbye to his family before the voyage, and a fisherman departs for Fjord for a good catch. Roskire Fjord Sailing Tou r-Count on board! Take a viking ship and see it up close! This is the only one in the world where you can experience a viking ship 1000 years ago. Later, we went directly to the museum port and the reproduced viking boat was moored at the wharf. The Viking Museum Roskire Viking Viking Museum displays five original ships (Skurdelev ships) and restoring sailing ships discovered in the Viking era 1000 years ago. These restored boats and other sca n-ginnavian ships can be actually sailed. In addition, you can meet craftsmen who are protecting the traditions of the old shipping industry, and you can challenge shafts, ropes, and various other activities. The permanent exhibition focuses on five Scr u-Deref ships. The purpose of these exhibitions is to convey a number of marine adventures of these ships and the Viking era. Five original vikings are standing dignified against the backdrop of Roskire Fjord. Looking at this scenery, it is easy to imagine that a merchant travels to a distant coast with a product, a warrior saying goodbye to his family before the voyage, and a fisherman departs for Fjord for a good catch. Roskire Fjord Sailing Tou r-Count on board! Take a viking ship and see it up close! This is the only one in the world where you can experience a viking ship 1000 years ago. Later, we went directly to the museum port and the reproduced viking boat was moored at the wharf. The Viking Museum Viking Vikings Viking Museum displays five original ships (Scuddelev ships) and restoration sailing ships discovered during the Viking era 1000 years ago. These restored boats and other sca n-ginnavian ships can be actually sailed. In addition, you can meet craftsmen who are protecting the traditions of the old shipping industry, and you can challenge shafts, ropes, and various other activities. The permanent exhibition focuses on five Scr u-Deref ships. The purpose of these exhibitions is to convey a number of marine adventures of these ships and the Viking era. Five original vikings are standing dignified against the backdrop of Roskire Fjord. Looking at this scenery, it is easy to imagine that a merchant travels to a distant coast with a product, a warrior saying goodbye to his family before the voyage, and a fisherman departs for Fjord for a good catch. Roskire Fjord Sailing Tou r-Count on board! Take a viking ship and see it up close! This is the only one in the world where you can experience a viking ship 1000 years ago. Later, we went directly to the museum port and the reproduced viking boat was moored at the wharf. Viking Museum

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Guided tours allow you to experience Copenhagen architecture up close and personal with an expert. Discover Copenhagen masterpieces and hidden gems such as Nyhavn, 8 Houses, the Bicycle Bridge and the Baths with Accommodation. DAC offers weekly tours. Your tour ticket gives you free entry to DAC exhibitions within 24 hours of the end of the tour. Kids & Family Architecture is for kids too! Parent-child workshops are held on weekends and holidays. Build, design and plan with the help of DAC's Learning Team. Try out the exciting DAC slides, enjoy the outdoor playground and end the day with a family-friendly meal at DAC Café. DAC Café Experience Copenhagen anew at DAC Café, high above the vibrant city life and Copenhagen Harbour. Rest on stylish Scandinavian cuisine, snacks and great coffee on our rooftop terrace. DAC Design Shop DAC Design Shop is a shop for Copenhagen design and architecture. Discover a curated selection of new Danish design. At DAC you can find everything from jewellery, watches and fashion to books, prints and children's design. All products in the store are carefully selected with an emphasis on sustainability and innovation. The assortment and décor are

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In this exhibition, works carefully selected from the woodcuts held by the Nippon Museum, which are held by the museum. In the "Love and War, you can get a glimpse of the valuable era of Japanese history, where the general has been decided and Japan has been isolated from the outside world. Here, the Samurai of the Meiji era (1868-1912), which turned into a constitutional monarchy of the Edo period (1600-1868), where the Tokugawa Shogunate ruled Edo, and the feudal rule by the general to the constitutional monarchy by the Emperor Meiji. You can experience appearance and modern war paintings. The title of the exhibition means the proverb that "both love and the war are al l-i n-case horses" and refers to the visual impact of Japanese famous ukiy o-e, one of the art in the early Edo period. The delicate expression of Ukiy o-e is idealized as a visual propaganda in the form of a war image with a nationalist and patriotial shade of the prostitute's daily life at the time. Will the future now, 19. 6. 22-31. 12. 24 Will the future society diversify or homogenize? How do we prioritize and design the community? How to build a healthy and nutritious relationship? Will our actions become more sociable, or will they be more are more isolated? Which human value will be more influential? This exhibition displays carefully selected works from the woodcuts held by the Nippon Museum held by the hotel. In the "Love and War, you can get a glimpse of the valuable era of Japanese history, where the general has been decided and Japan has been isolated from the outside world. Here, the Samurai of the Meiji era (1868-1912), which turned into a constitutional monarchy of the Edo period (1600-1868), where the Tokugawa Shogunate ruled Edo, and the feudal rule by the general to the constitutional monarchy by the Emperor Meiji. You can experience appearance and modern war paintings. The title of the exhibition means the proverb that "both love and the war are al l-i n-case horses" and refers to the visual impact of Japanese famous ukiy o-e, one of the art in the early Edo period. The delicate expression of Ukiy o-e is idealized as a visual propaganda in the form of a war image with a nationalist and patriotial shade of the prostitute's daily life at the time. Will the future now, 19. 6. 22-31. 12. 24 Will the future society diversify or homogenize? How do we prioritize and design the community? How to build a healthy and nutritious relationship? Will our actions become more sociable, or will they be more are more isolated? Which human value will be more influential? In this exhibition, works carefully selected from the woodcuts held by the Nippon Museum, which are held by the museum. In the "Love and War, you can get a glimpse of the valuable era of Japanese history, where the general has been decided and Japan has been isolated from the outside world. Here, the Samurai of the Meiji era (1868-1912), which turned into a constitutional monarchy of the Edo period (1600-1868), where the Tokugawa Shogunate ruled Edo, and the feudal rule by the general to the constitutional monarchy by the Emperor Meiji. You can experience appearance and modern war paintings. The title of the exhibition means the proverb that "both love and the war are al l-i n-case horses" and refers to the visual impact of Japanese famous ukiy o-e, one of the art in the early Edo period. The delicate expression of Ukiy o-e is idealized as a visual propaganda in the form of a war image with a nationalist and patriotial shade of the prostitute's daily life at the time. Will the future now, 19. 6. 22-31. 12. 24 Will the future society diversify or homogenize? How do we prioritize and design the community? How to build a healthy and nutritious relationship? Will our actions become more sociable, or will they be more are more isolated? Which human value will be more influential?

Experience an architectural masterpiece that spans 1000 years of Danish history and where 40 kings and queens are buried beneath beautifully decorated domes and in dark catacombs. The cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Note: opening times may vary. Check website. Check website. The cathedral's long history and numerous chapels trace back 1000 years of Danish history and 800 years of European architectural history. This magnificent red-brick cathedral is a truly unique piece of architecture and is considered one of the most important buildings in Denmark. Its history can be traced back to Viking King Harald "Bluetooth", who is believed to have been buried here around 987. Construction of the current church began around 1200. It was the first Gothic church built of brick in Scandinavia and features high arches and large windows, reflecting the great Gothic idea of creating a church filled with light. With many royal chapels built in unique architectural styles, Roskilde Cathedral is a fascinating architectural odyssey. 40 kings and queens are buried in beautiful sarcophagi at Roskilde Cathedral, which serves as the royal funeral church. Experience 1000 years of Danish history and an architectural masterpiece where 40 kings and queens are buried under beautifully decorated domes and in dark catacombs. The cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Note: Opening times may vary. Check website. Check website. The cathedral's long history and numerous chapels take you back 1000 years of Danish history and 800 years of European architectural history. This magnificent red-brick cathedral is a truly unique piece of architecture and is considered one of the most important buildings in Denmark. Its history can be traced back to Viking King Harald "Bluetooth", who is believed to have been buried here around 987. Construction of the current church began around 1200. This church was the first Gothic church built of brick in Scandinavia, and its high arches and large windows reflect the Gothic's wonderful idea of building a church filled with light. With many royal chapels built in unique architectural styles, Roskilde Cathedral is a fascinating architectural odyssey. 40 kings and queens are buried in beautiful sarcophagi at Roskilde Cathedral, which serves as the royal funeral church. Experience 1000 years of Danish history and an architectural masterpiece where 40 kings and queens are buried under beautifully decorated domes and in dark catacombs. The cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Note: opening times may vary. Check website. Check website. The cathedral's long history and numerous chapels trace back 1000 years of Danish history and 800 years of European architecture. This magnificent red-brick cathedral is truly unique and is considered one of the most important buildings in Denmark. Its history can be traced back to Viking King Harald "Bluetooth", who is believed to have been buried here around 987. Construction of the current church began around 1200. It was the first Gothic church in Scandinavia built of brick, and features high arches and large windows, exuding the Gothic's great desire to create a church filled with light. With many royal chapels built in unique architectural styles, Roskilde Cathedral is a fascinating architectural odyssey. Forty kings and queens are buried in beautiful sarcophagi in Roskilde Cathedral, which serves as the royal funeral church.

Photo: Rasmus Hjortshøj

Copenhagen is one of the most sustainable cities in the world to become Copenhagener. But what kind of people are the Copenhagen and what kind of city is Copenhagen? Copenhagen's sightseeing should start from the Copenhagen Museum in a beautiful historic building just behind the city hall. The most important places and events in the history of the capital of Denmark are introduced. From the town of Viking to the explosion of the building, pests, fire and bombing, from today's free city Christiania. A number of unique and original exhibits blow into Danish life and people. If you look at an interactive model that can view the whole picture of Copenhagen, you may be a member of Copenhagen! The three highlights are to observe the Keal Boat, which broke down 600 years ago, and check the initial version of the bicycle that is a favorite means of transportation of Copenhagen today! In Copenhagen Panorama, let's look at the city of Copenhagen with a large interactive model. The highlights of the Aron Museum are only 30 minutes. Find an original gift at a museum shop where you can find anything, from cafe & shop postcard to handmade design. Special exhibition May 1st to October 20, 2024 Copenhagen SMEs are often declared that they are in danger of surviving because they are fighting to survive in competition with chain stores and shopping malls. Photographer Wolf Swanne and historian Matthias Cobberlod Rasmussen will visit Dog Salons, Jewelry, Cleaning Stores, etc. in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, and deliver business and their own owners. Participate in the colorful world of a charismatic retail store, a style that sets it apart from the department store in the city and a tour of the local spirit hot potch. The exhibition will be open to the public on May 1 at the Copenhagen Museum just behind the Copenhagen City Hall. Copenhagen is one of the most sustainable cities in the world to become Copenhagener. But what kind of people are the Copenhagen and what kind of city is Copenhagen? Copenhagen's sightseeing should start from the Copenhagen Museum in a beautiful historic building just behind the city hall. The most important places and events in the history of the capital of Denmark are introduced. From the town of Viking to the explosion of the building, pests, fire and bombing, from today's free city Christiania. A number of unique and original exhibits blow into Danish life and people. If you look at an interactive model that can view the whole picture of Copenhagen, you may be a member of Copenhagen! The three highlights are to observe the Keal Boat, which broke down 600 years ago, and check the initial version of the bicycle that is a favorite means of transportation of Copenhagen today! In Copenhagen Panorama, let's look at the city of Copenhagen with a large interactive model. The highlights of the Aron Museum are only 30 minutes. Find an original gift at a museum shop where you can find anything, from cafe & shop postcard to handmade design. Special exhibition May 1st to October 20, 2024 Copenhagen SMEs are often declared that they are in danger of surviving because they are fighting to survive in competition with chain stores and shopping malls. Photographer Wolf Swanne and historian Matthias Cobberlod Rasmussen will visit Dog Salons, Jewelry, Cleaning Stores, etc. in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, and deliver business and their own owners. Participate in the colorful world of a charismatic retail store, a style that sets it apart from the department store in the city and a tour of the local spirit hot potch. The exhibition will be open to the public on May 1 at the Copenhagen Museum just behind the Copenhagen City Hall. Copenhagen is one of the most sustainable cities in the world to become Copenhagener. But what kind of people are the Copenhagen and what kind of city is Copenhagen? Copenhagen's sightseeing should start from the Copenhagen Museum in a beautiful historic building just behind the city hall. The most important places and events in the history of the capital of Denmark are introduced. From the town of Viking to the explosion of the building, pests, fire and bombing, from today's free city Christiania. A number of unique and original exhibits blow into Danish life and people. If you look at an interactive model that can view the whole picture of Copenhagen, you may be a member of Copenhagen! The three highlights are to observe the Keal Boat, which broke down 600 years ago, and check the initial version of the bicycle that is a favorite means of transportation of Copenhagen today! In Copenhagen Panorama, let's look at the city of Copenhagen with a large interactive model. The highlights of the Aron Museum are only 30 minutes. Find an original gift at a museum shop where you can find anything, from cafe & shop postcard to handmade design. Special exhibition May 1st to October 20, 2024 Copenhagen SMEs are often declared that they are in danger of surviving because they are fighting to survive in competition with chain stores and shopping malls. Photographer Wolf Swanne and historian Matthias Cobberlod Rasmussen will visit Dog Salons, Jewelry, Cleaning Stores, etc. in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, and deliver business and their own owners. Participate in the colorful world of a charismatic retail store, a style that sets it apart from the department store in the city and a tour of the local spirit hot potch. The exhibition will be open to the public on May 1 at the Copenhagen Museum just behind the Copenhagen City Hall.

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The underground space under the green lawn of the art gallery, a water tank, and the cave drip stone of the city, the cave in the city, is a stunning stage of contemporary art installation. The cold, damply dark old water tank may remind you of a long history of cathedral and shady underground cemetery. Every year, system nerne invites renowned artists and architects, especially in this underground space, which interacts with the unique architecture, climate, atmosphere, and history of systellenine, and holds larg e-scale exhibitions that distinguish them. I am. March 17 to November 30, 2024: Tallinn Simon's restart rattling systellenellene holds a large sound installation by artist Tallinn Simon. Based on the eternal theme of loss, "Begin Again The Lament" is a person and as a group as an individual, considering the anatomical structure of sadness and who we choose. Explore the sadness. The grudge is made publicly in the act of sad. Professional condolences are recognized at the beginning and receive a modest request to understand their losses, negotiate, and shape them. In the relentless repetition, the mourning of a professional condolence is broadcast in the reverberation space of system nerne. The rituals of these sounds are art galleries, water tanks, cave drip stones in the city cave drip stones, Delken Park, and the underground space is a stunning stage for contemporary art installation. The cold, damply dark old water tank may remind you of a long history of cathedral and shady underground cemetery. Every year, system nerne invites renowned artists and architects, especially in this underground space, which interacts with the unique architecture, climate, atmosphere, and history of systellenine, and holds larg e-scale exhibitions that distinguish them. I am. March 17 to November 30, 2024: Tallinn Simon's restart rattling systellenellene holds a large sound installation by artist Tallinn Simon. Based on the eternal theme of loss, "Begin Again The Lament" is a person and as a group as an individual, considering the anatomical structure of sadness and who we choose. Explore the sadness. The grudge is made publicly in the act of sad. Professional condolences are recognized at the beginning and receive a modest request to understand their losses, negotiate, and shape them. In the relentless repetition, the mourning of a professional condolence is broadcast in the reverberation space of system nerne. These sound rituals are art gallery, water tanks, urban cave drip stones, Delmarken Park, and the underground space under the green lawn of the Delmarken Park is a stunning stage for contemporary art. The cold, damply dark old water tank may remind you of a long history of cathedral and shady underground cemetery. Every year, system nerne invites renowned artists and architects, especially in this underground space, which interacts with the unique architecture, climate, atmosphere, and history of systellenine, and holds larg e-scale exhibitions that distinguish them. I am. March 17 to November 30, 2024: Tallinn Simon's restart rattling systellenellene holds a large sound installation by artist Tallinn Simon. Based on the eternal theme of loss, "Begin Again The Lament" is a person and as a group as an individual, considering the anatomical structure of sadness and who we choose. Explore the sadness. The grudge is made publicly in the act of sad. Professional condolences are recognized at the beginning and receive a modest request to understand their losses, negotiate, and shape them. In the relentless repetition, the mourning of a professional condolence is broadcast in the reverberation space of system nerne. The ritual of these sounds

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The company aims to establish a new 40 marine reserve by 2030 and protect at least 30 % of the ocean.

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Have you ever wondered what would happen if old sculptures and statues were placed in public plazas, royal gardens or palaces? They are withdrawn in such a place, "King's Lapidarium". From the summer of 2024, you can experience the exhibition "Techno myth" with the sculptures specially produced by Swedish artist duo, One & Sedeltrem for the brewery. Their new work, inspired by sculpture, express physical installation, expansion reality, 3D animation with sound, light, and fragrance. By doing so, they created a multifaceted and immersive experience, presenting something that replaces the dominant story about technology. For the past 30 years, our technologies have been dominated by the emergence of the Internet and personal computers, followed by platforms and business models. Today, a small number of profit companies define most of how to experience technology. We regularly receive mobile phone software updates, and new hardware is always being released. Most of them are come from Silicon Valley in the United States, accompanied by the story that their products make our lives more convenient and make us more intimate. But what other stories are there? The Techno mythology exhibition provides a new religious insight into how we can develop new stories in a group of modern technology. The company aims to establish a new 40 marine reserve by 2030 and protect at least 30 % of the ocean.

Photo: Mellanie Gandø

Those who are interested in the human body, illness, and health are a mus t-see museum. The disease and their treatment are always dramatic. But if you have the courage to experience how the human body is understood and how the human body has been treated from ancient times to the age of gene, this is the place for you. Let's take a look at the beautiful exhibitions of the historic Academy of Royal Surgeon established in 1787. The Medical Museum has a historical collection of the largest medical relics in Europe. Collections range from 150, 000 to 250, 000, but depends on their individual relics. There are also larg e-scale image collections, document archives, and historical book collections. Exhibition Special Exhibition "Margarine": March 22, 2024, 2024, this exhibition has a selection of our dietary habits, understanding the work of blood vessels, and statistics on human health, Denmark and the world history. Introducing how it was woven in. Under the surface of pear l-like margarine, attractive stories such as war, globalization, whale death, angry butter farmer, trans fatty acid, processed food, saved life. The exhibition consists of two rooms. In one room, you can experience the collected historic items, and those who are interested in human body, illness, and health are a mus t-see museum. The disease and their treatment are always dramatic. But if you have the courage to experience how the human body is understood and how the human body has been treated from ancient times to the age of gene, this is the place for you. Let's take a look at the beautiful exhibitions of the historic Academy of Royal Surgeon established in 1787. The Medical Museum has a historical collection of the largest medical relics in Europe. Collections range from 150, 000 to 250, 000, but depends on their individual relics. There are also larg e-scale image collections, document archives, and historical book collections. Exhibition Special Exhibition "Margarine": March 22, 2024, 2024, this exhibition has a selection of our dietary habits, understanding the work of blood vessels, and statistics on human health, Denmark and the world history. Introducing how it was woven in. Under the surface of pear l-like margarine, attractive stories such as war, globalization, whale death, angry butter farmer, trans fatty acid, processed food, saved life. The exhibition consists of two rooms. In one room, those who are interested in the human body, illness, and health who can experience the collected historic items are a mus t-see museum. The disease and their treatment are always dramatic. But if you have the courage to experience how the human body is understood and how the human body has been treated from ancient times to the age of gene, this is the place for you. Let's take a look at the beautiful exhibitions of the historic Academy of Royal Surgeon established in 1787. The Medical Museum has a historical collection of the largest medical relics in Europe. Collections range from 150, 000 to 250, 000, but depends on their individual relics. There are also larg e-scale image collections, document archives, and historical book collections. Exhibition Special Exhibition "Margarine": March 22, 2024, 2024, this exhibition has a selection of our dietary habits, understanding the work of blood vessels, and statistics on human health, Denmark and the world history. Introducing how it was woven in. Under the surface of pear l-like margarine, attractive stories such as war, globalization, whale death, angry butter farmer, trans fatty acid, processed food, saved life. The exhibition consists of two rooms. In one room, you can experience the collected historic items,

The OrresundsakVariet, located in Elcinoa, north of Copenhagen, is part of the Museum of Copenhagen, and is the center of information and research on the aquatic environment. This aquarium is located near the North Port of Elcinoa, and is a local seawears specializing in ocean living in Orrelin (Orrelin), which is close to the sound. If you visit the aquarium, you will be able to know the colorful and attractive world at the bottom of the water of Denmark and Fjord. Touch pool Orene aquarium for children and adults includes biotope aquariums, theme aquariums, touch pools for adults (rays, small sharks, etc.), and touch pools (crabs, sea lines, flounders, etc. There are four types of aquariums, which can be done. Water La Bora Tree-A small piece of Orelin in the port-A new outdoor water laatry is about a minute walk from the aquarium. Here we will show some of the small nature of Orrelin. Stone reefs, sand and kelp units are installed, and you can experience many attractive fish and crabs. At the Orres of the Aquarium, new fish and animals can be put in the aquarium, and there are always new discoveries. Contact The oldest sample is from a research collection of embryos, skeletons, bones, organs, and organizational samples. The latest ones are biopsy, cells, and DNA stored in a biobank freezer. The collection has also changed as a result of the advancement of technology as the understanding of health and illnesses deepens.

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This museum, which features vivid colors and magnificent architectural design, exhibits works by Bertel Thorvaldsen, a worl d-famous Danish sculptor. The Turvarsen Museum, which opened on September 18, 1848, is the first public art museum in Denmark. The distinctive building was built to exhibit a huge number of works by sculptor Beltel Turvarcen, and is still almost the same as the opening of the museum 150 years ago. If you visit the museum, you can see that there is a special opportunity to enjoy the world's top art and architecture. The art museum, which is displayed by the worl d-famous Denmark sculptor Bertel Turvarcen (1770-1844), is located in Slotsholmen, the center of Copenhagen, and is the most popular in Copenhagen. It is very close to sightseeing spots. With a free audio guide, you can get a glimpse of the history of sculptures that express the Roman gods and famous historical figures. Flora Italica: 17. 6. 23-24. 9. 24 Tolbalsen's sculpture contributed to Denmark's botanical phase today. In this "FOCUS FLORA ITALICA" exhibition, we will introduce the botanical phase and biodiversity of the Torvarsen era to visitors. The exhibition is based on a true story, with an Italian flower garden flourished in the square in front of the museum in the 1840s. This plant phenomenon occurred in this museum, whose Turwarcen sculpture is characterized by vivid colors and magnificent architectural designs, in the worl d-famous Denmark sculptor, Bertel Thorvaldsen. The work is on display. The Turvarsen Museum, which opened on September 18, 1848, is the first public art museum in Denmark. The distinctive building was built to exhibit a huge number of works by sculptor Beltel Turvarcen, and is still almost the same as the opening of the museum 150 years ago. If you visit the museum, you can see that there is a special opportunity to enjoy the world's top art and architecture. The art museum, which is displayed by the worl d-famous Denmark sculptor Bertel Turvarcen (1770-1844), is located in Slotsholmen, the center of Copenhagen, and is the most popular in Copenhagen. It is very close to sightseeing spots. With a free audio guide, you can get a glimpse of the history of sculptures that express the Roman gods and famous historical figures. Flora Italica: 17. 6. 23-24. 9. 24 Tolbalsen's sculpture contributed to Denmark's botanical phase today. In this "FOCUS FLORA ITALICA" exhibition, we will introduce the botanical phase and biodiversity of the Torvarsen era to visitors. The exhibition is based on a true story, with an Italian flower garden flourished in the square in front of the museum in the 1840s. This plant phenomenon occurred in this museum, which features vivid colors and magnificent architectural designs in Turwarcen, displays works by Bertel Thorvaldsen, a worl d-renowned Danish sculptor. I'm doing it. The Turvarsen Museum, which opened on September 18, 1848, is the first public art museum in Denmark. The distinctive building was built to exhibit a huge number of works by sculptor Beltel Turvarcen, and is still almost the same as the opening of the museum 150 years ago. If you visit the museum, you can see that there is a special opportunity to enjoy the world's top art and architecture. The art museum, which is displayed by the worl d-famous Denmark sculptor Bertel Turvarcen (1770-1844), is located in Slotsholmen, the center of Copenhagen, and is the most popular in Copenhagen. It is very close to sightseeing spots. With a free audio guide, you can get a glimpse of the history of sculptures that express the Roman gods and famous historical figures. Flora Italica: 17. 6. 23-24. 9. 24 Tolbalsen's sculpture contributed to Denmark's botanical phase today. In this "FOCUS FLORA ITALICA" exhibition, we will introduce the botanical phase and biodiversity of the Torvarsen era to visitors. The exhibition is based on a true story, with an Italian flower garden flourished in the square in front of the museum in the 1840s. This plant phenomenon occurred in Torvarcen's sculpture.

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Black Diamond Exhibitio n-The story of the Royal Library of the Denmark, the sensory experience, and the unique objects move the hearts of people visiting Black Diamond exhibitions. As an endless breweries, it is exhibited as an endless storage, from Sellen Kelkegor to contemporary art, which focuses on literature and photos. Current exhibition THE CAMERA and THE US A-Selected works are displayed from a photo collection of a library with millions of photos. The theme is a human as a motif, and this exhibition asks what photographs bring to our own perception and perception of each other. The treasure of the Royal Library of the Denmar k-The most valuable, beautiful, important and valuable treasure exhibition held by the library. From the oldest manuscript to digital cultural heritage that continues to increase on the Internet. Many exploring gem works from collections such as science, philosophy, map studies, and music, reading a letter to his fiance, a manuscript by Karen Bricksen, and Hans Christian Andersen's Dialy. Let's take a look at the lives of the famous Denmarks. On the Edge, 23. 2. 24-10. 8. 24: The exhibition "ON THE EDGE" focuses on the landmark of architecture and the black diamond as a user building. Black diamonds are shaped like a sculpted monkey. Cube Black Diamond Exhibitio n-The story of the Denmark Royal Library, sensory experiences, unique objects move the hearts of people visiting the Black Diamond exhibitions. As an endless breweries, it is exhibited as an endless storage, from Sellen Kelkegor to contemporary art, which focuses on literature and photos. Current exhibition THE CAMERA and THE US A-Selected works are displayed from a photo collection of a library with millions of photos. The theme is a human as a motif, and this exhibition asks what photographs bring to our own perception and perception of each other. The treasure of the Royal Library of the Denmar k-The most valuable, beautiful, important and valuable treasure exhibition held by the library. From the oldest manuscript to digital cultural heritage that continues to increase on the Internet. Many exploring gem works from collections such as science, philosophy, map studies, and music, reading a letter to his fiance, a manuscript by Karen Bricksen, and Hans Christian Andersen's Dialy. Let's take a look at the lives of the famous Denmarks. On the Edge, 23. 2. 24-10. 8. 24: The exhibition "ON THE EDGE" focuses on the landmark of architecture and the black diamond as a user building. Black diamonds are shaped like a sculpted monkey. A cube Black Diamond Exhibitio n-The story of the Royal Library of Denmark, the sensory experience, and the unique objects move the hearts of people visiting the Black Diamond exhibitions. As an endless breweries, it is exhibited as an endless storage, from Sellen Kelkegor to contemporary art, which focuses on literature and photos. Current exhibition THE CAMERA and THE US A-Selected works are displayed from a photo collection of a library with millions of photos. The theme is a human as a motif, and this exhibition asks what photographs bring to our own perception and perception of each other. The treasure of the Royal Library of the Denmar k-The most valuable, beautiful, important and valuable treasure exhibition held by the library. From the oldest manuscript to digital cultural heritage that continues to increase on the Internet. Many exploring gem works from collections such as science, philosophy, map studies, and music, reading a letter to his fiance, a manuscript by Karen Bricksen, and Hans Christian Andersen's Dialy. Let's take a look at the lives of the famous Denmarks. On the Edge, 23. 2. 24-10. 8. 24: The exhibition "ON THE EDGE" focuses on the landmark of architecture and the black diamond as a user building. Black diamonds are shaped like a sculpted monkey. Cube

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Kunsthal Charlottenborg is one of the largest and most beautiful exhibition spaces for contemporary art in the Nordic countries. The exhibition space presents an ambitious program with an international perspective, including talented artists and established stars from Denmark and abroad. Kunsthal Charlottenborg presents art that is uncompromising and understandable to everyone. The trendsetting exhibition program is complemented by many activities, including artist talks, performances, concerts and film screenings. Since its opening in 1883, Charlottenborg Art Museum has presented exhibitions of the most representative contemporary artists of its time and hosted a variety of performances and activities. Charlottenborg now celebrates its long history with a major exhibition that brings together brand new and old works. It challenges and comments anew on the history of Charlottenborg Art Museum, which has neither a collection nor a historical archive. Embracing chaos, affinities and temporal dysfunction, Full of Days creates an intuitive connection between historical moments and performances, stories and events that will never be remembered. Through a cacophony of voices, contemporary and historical artists offer a non-linear account of the transience of time and the diversity of its representations.

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Copenhagen Contemporary (CC) is an international art centre in Copenhagen, showcasing installation art by global stars and up-and-coming artists. Art that you can immerse yourself in and follow. Copenhagen Contemporary is one of Scandinavia's largest exhibition spaces for contemporary art, and a vibrant place for a wide audience. CC creates collaborative partnerships with a variety of partners across national and international cultural genres to host events. You can attend art talks, art walks, concerts, and creative workshops for children, visit CC's shop offering Scandinavian design, and experience the unique and historic Refsjaleoen district. Located in the heart of the iconic B& W Welding Hall, CC is an international power spot in Copenhagen's new cultural district. It is a green area with a panoramic view of Copenhagen harbour. The area is a mix of gourmet and urban atmosphere, with greenery and urban areas around the harbour.

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Let's visit the royal kitchen in the basement of Christian Boli. Here, you can see the background of the royal party or feast. What was happening in the kitchen of the Royal Palace when a banquet was held in the Royal Palace in 1937? The sweet scent of beef tenderloin drifts for 275 invited guests from the oven, and the muscular chefs shrink while enduring the weight of the heavy copper pots, and the patissier creates an exquisite crown of sugar fruits. Please experience preparing for the Royal Party, which has not changed today.

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The Copenhagen Workers Museum invites you in the daily life of Copenhagen citizens in the 1950s. The Copenhagen Workers Museum is located in the assembly hall built in 1879. The building is an impressive banquet hall and the office of former Prime Minister Turwalt Staurging. Experience your daily life in the 1950s and try chocolate chip cookies and cension coffee. In 1885, he visited the Sailense family who moved to Copenhagen to explore the development of industrial labor. Let's step into the daily life of worke r-class children at the Workers Museums for Children. Enjoy lunch at the cafe and lamp; øL-HALLE "1892" is the only underground restaurant in Copenhagen. The banquet hall is the center of the building of the old worker rally built in 1879. It is a proof of the countless occupations and craftsmen who used this building on RøMersgade on the RøMersgade. The banquet hall was a countless meeting, political debate, meeting, and parties, where thousands of workers participated in democracy and civil life. In 2021, the banquet hall received larg e-scale renovation work. From the floor to the balcony, check and enjoy this beautiful hall filled with countless stories. Exploration The Copenhagen Workers Museum invites you in the daily life of Copenhagen citizens in the 1950s. The Copenhagen Workers Museum is located in the assembly hall built in 1879. The building is an impressive banquet hall and the office of former Prime Minister Turwalt Staurging. Experience your daily life in the 1950s and try chocolate chip cookies and cension coffee. In 1885, he visited the Sailense family who moved to Copenhagen to explore the development of industrial labor. Let's step into the daily life of worke r-class children at the Workers Museums for Children. Enjoy lunch at the cafe and lamp; øL-HALLE "1892" is the only underground restaurant in Copenhagen. The banquet hall is the center of the building of the old worker rally built in 1879. It is a proof of the countless occupations and craftsmen who used this building on RøMersgade on the RøMersgade. The banquet hall was a countless meeting, political debate, meeting, and parties, where thousands of workers participated in democracy and civil life. In 2021, the banquet hall received larg e-scale renovation work. From the floor to the balcony, check and enjoy this beautiful hall filled with countless stories. Exploration Copenhagen Workers Museum invites you in the daily life of Copenhagen citizens in the 1950s. The Copenhagen Workers Museum is located in the assembly hall built in 1879. The building is an impressive banquet hall and the office of former Prime Minister Turwalt Staurging. Experience your daily life in the 1950s and try chocolate chip cookies and cension coffee. In 1885, he visited the Sailense family who moved to Copenhagen to explore the development of industrial labor. Let's step into the daily life of worke r-class children at the Workers Museums for Children. Enjoy lunch at the cafe and lamp; øL-HALLE "1892" is the only underground restaurant in Copenhagen. The banquet hall is the center of the building of the old worker rally built in 1879. It is a proof of the countless occupations and craftsmen who used this building on RøMersgade on the RøMersgade. The banquet hall was a countless meeting, political debate, meeting, and parties, where thousands of workers participated in democracy and civil life. In 2021, the banquet hall received larg e-scale renovation work. From the floor to the balcony, check and enjoy this beautiful hall filled with countless stories. search

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Pedel Scrum belonged to the Denmark Navy from 1966 to 1988. Peder Scrum is the world's first large warship with gas turbine and diesel engine for propulsion. Using a gas turbine, it was possible to reach about 30 knots (55km/h, 34MP/h) per hour. In the war, the Frigate ships have become a heavy armed flagship to defend the Baltic Sea coast and the Denmark Islands in Germany due to marine invasion by the Warsaw Conventional Agency. Adjustment of Operation Hurricane, larg e-scale bombings and missile attacks on enemy landing units were adjusted from the Pedel Scrum combat information center. The Frigate ships can experience the life of the Danish Navy during the Cold War. You can follow how 200 naval flagship crew lived and worked every day. You can visit various places such as battle information center, engine room, cooking room, bridge, and turret. He was the longest Prime Minister in Denmark. Children visiting the museum can experience the work of a food store delivery staff, a girl, a bottle at a beer factory, and a typewriter at a union office. You can also wear sailors, dance at dance schools, play in an apartment in the 1930s, or visit pawn shops to see if you can get coins on old coats.

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The Willemos-class fast attack ship Sehested, together with its nine sister ships, was an important part of the Danish and NATO naval defense during the Cold War. It was no wonder that the enemy feared this ship, as it was small and had a small crew, but had a powerful armament comparable to that of a capital surface combatant. The class was armed with wire-controlled torpedoes, long-range Harpoon rockets, and 76mm guns. These ships served as minefields and were equipped with the latest technology, including combat intelligence, gunfire direction, and sensors. The crew consisted of 25 young men and women, living in close quarters. The individual crew members had a high level of professionalism and teamwork.

The most important building in Holmen is the mast crane built in 1749. This crane was used to transport ships and import masts. The cranes are all wooden, and the surrounding walls are just shells to protect trees from the weather. This crane was able to lift 20 tons. Holman was a major base of the Danish Navy, a shipyard, and anchored area from 1690 to 1993. Copenhagen maintained a military base until the late 13th century, but the Navy gained the Navy at around 1500. This was in Bremarholm in the city. In 1680, the Navy began relocating to outside the city due to a limited space and the danger of fire. Later, Holmen pioneered the retired ship with the waste of the street and the mud in the port, and created an artificial island Nyworm. At the northern end of the island, a warship Elephanten was dropped into the sea at a 9 0-degree angle, creating a small island to protect the anchored ship. This island has been working as a pier for centuries. Navy ships were anchored in the sea area between the inner City and the Naiholm. Mast Crane can overlook Holmen and Copenhagen 360 degrees. The most important building in Holmen is the mast crane built in 1749. This crane was used to transport ships and import masts. The cranes are all wooden, and the surrounding walls are just shells to protect trees from the weather. This crane was able to lift 20 tons. Holman was a major base of the Danish Navy, a shipyard, and anchored area from 1690 to 1993. Copenhagen maintained a military base until the late 13th century, but the Navy gained the Navy at around 1500. This was in Bremarholm in the city. In 1680, the Navy began relocating to outside the city due to a limited space and the danger of fire. Later, Holmen pioneered the retired ship with the waste of the street and the mud in the port, and created an artificial island Nyworm. At the northern end of the island, a warship Elephanten was dropped into the sea at a 9 0-degree angle, creating a small island to protect the anchored ship. This island has been working as a pier for centuries. Navy ships were anchored in the sea area between the inner City and the Naiholm. Mast Crane can overlook Holmen and Copenhagen 360 degrees. The most important building in Holmen is the mast crane built in 1749. This crane was used to transport ships and import masts. The cranes are all wooden, and the surrounding walls are just shells to protect trees from the weather. This crane was able to lift 20 tons. Holman was a major base of the Danish Navy, a shipyard, and anchored area from 1690 to 1993. Copenhagen maintained a military base until the late 13th century, but the Navy gained the Navy at around 1500. This was in Bremarholm in the city. In 1680, the Navy began relocating to outside the city due to a limited space and the danger of fire. Later, Holmen pioneered the retired ship with the waste of the street and the mud in the port, and created an artificial island Nyworm. At the northern end of the island, a warship Elephanten was dropped into the sea at a 9 0-degree angle, creating a small island to protect the anchored ship. This island has been working as a pier for centuries. Navy ships were anchored in the sea area between the inner City and the Naiholm. Mast Crane can overlook Holmen and Copenhagen 360 degrees.

Kemper Museum in Copenhagen is one of the most famous amber museums in the world. The museum is located in Kanewolf House in Nyhavn, one of the oldest buildings in Copenhagen, dating back to 1606. The museum takes you on a fascinating journey through the natural and cultural history of amber and houses an impressive collection of raw amber, fine amber jewellery and unique amber objects. Amber is also a unique window into a bygone world, as some stones contain plants and insects trapped in resin millions of years ago. Learn how amber formed 30 and 50 million years ago ended up on the shores of Denmark. Get a glimpse into ancient Scandinavian forest life by exploring a large collection of preserved plants and insects trapped in resin millions of years ago. Discover the fascinating story of how our Scandinavian ancestors circulated to the rest of Europe as a unique and beautiful natural material, and visit the museum's precious collection of amber and artefacts.

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The artists of this exhibition are exploring new models in the world where technology and destruction are increasingly destroyed by such a contract and critical. The Special Effect, May 4th to September 8, 2024, Atiena R. Kilfa announces a new work consisting of a short film and two large pencil paintings. The Special Effect, which continues to study and reconstruct Kilfa's cinematic prototype, contains an unusual figure of one man sitting at the desk. This film, filmed in monochrome, strongly evokes its age, resonates with a image of image quality reminiscent of various times from German expressio n-based films to the golden age of Hollywood Noir films. Fast forward. By evoking these prototypes, this format is a tool that verifies the cipher that makes up our system and its potential collapse.

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Rayle Land of Legend is a unique and beautiful outdoor museum, and you can go on a journey beyond space and time. Let's visit a building that has been discovered so far that has been restored to the largest Viking King's hall. The settlements of the ironware, the ston e-orientation, the viking era, housing, workshops, etc. are reproduced, so you can immerse yourself in past life. Rayle Land of Legend is an exciting sightseeing spot with atmosphere. The history of 10, 000 years of Denmark will be revived. The iro n-equipment, stone tools, buffet era, 19t h-century houses, stage, historic workshops, livestock, etc. are in beautiful historical landscapes near Roskire. A day full of experiences that stimulate the five senses. During the season, there are plenty of activities that can be enjoyed happily from children to adults (see opening hours). 43 Enjoy a time slip in the size and silence of hectares. Let's meet researchers and craftsmen and ask new theories about how to interpret past relics. Discover a claim with an atmosphere that will bring life into history

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Pop, rock, youth culture museum! Look at the history of rhythm music, from rock and roll in the 1950s, Pop Culture in the 1980s, to today's wild rhythm, to listen, feel, and imagine tomorrow's music scene. But Ragnarock is not just running through the history of colorful music like a roller coaster. First of all, you can create your own culture through various times, communicate globally through music, and know the story of a young generation that has a significant impact on society. RagnArock is also an attractive Expreme. Find your favorite songs while dancing in history. The cafe offers lunch, brunch, light meals, and coffee tea. 15 minutes walk from Roskire Station. Or you can take a 202A bus from the station. Rayle Land of Legend is a unique and beautiful outdoor museum, and you can go on a journey beyond space and time. Let's visit a building that has been discovered to restore the largest Viking King's hall. The settlements of the ironware, the Stone Age, the Viking era, housing, workshops, etc. are reproduced, so you can immerse yourself in past life. Rayle Land of Legend is an exciting sightseeing spot with atmosphere. The history of 10, 000 years of Denmark will be revived. The iro n-equipment, stone tools, buffet era, 19t h-century houses, stage, historic workshops, livestock, etc. are in beautiful historical landscapes near Roskire. A day full of experiences that stimulate the five senses. During the season, there are plenty of activities that can be enjoyed happily from children to adults (see opening hours). 43 Enjoy a time slip in the size and silence of hectares. Let's meet researchers and craftsmen and ask new theories about how to interpret past relics. Discover a claim with an atmosphere that will bring life into history

Ordrupgaard-An international museum with a beautiful and quiet environment like a picture, 10 km north of Copenhagen. At this museum, you can see the unique number of worl d-class art, design, and architecture. You can also enjoy art in the park. Monet, Doga, Gaugua n-and Hammers Ho i-Sat, Ordor Pugal allows you to appreciate the most important French Impressionist collections in Scandinavian painters such as Monet, Doga, and Gauguan. In addition, you can enjoy the outstanding collection of Denmark art, which focuses on Wilhelm Hammers Hoi and the painters who played in the same era, and special exhibitions that will be held one after another. You can also visit the old house of Fin Yul, Zaha Hadid, Snowettai Furniture Designer, Fin Yul. Here, just as Finn Yur lived here, his iconic furniture dialogues with Denmark's great modernist artists. Star architect Zaha Hadid and Snohetta, a design studio, who have won awards, also has footprints in Ordor Pugal. Open Airin the Park allows you to watch the works of top contemporary artists. Here, running, jumping, and climbing on art is welcomed, so all visitors can freely play inner children. Of course, you can sit down on the lawn and enjoy the many excitement provided by the Senic Park. Ordrupgaard-An international museum 10 km north of Copenhagen, a beautiful and quiet environment like a picture. At this museum, you can see the unique number of worl d-class art, design, and architecture. You can also enjoy art in the park. Monet, Doga, Gaugua n-and Hammers Ho i-Sat, Ordor Pugal allows you to appreciate the most important French Impressionist collections in Scandinavian painters such as Monet, Doga, and Gauguan. In addition, you can enjoy the outstanding collection of Denmark art, which focuses on Wilhelm Hammers Hoi and the painters who played in the same era, and special exhibitions that will be held one after another. You can also visit the old house of Fin Yul, Zaha Hadid, Snowettai Furniture Designer, Fin Yul. Here, just as Finn Yur lived here, his iconic furniture dialogues with Denmark's great modernist artists. Star architect Zaha Hadid and Snohetta, a design studio, who have won awards, also has footprints in Ordor Pugal. Open Airin the Park allows you to watch the works of top contemporary artists. Here, running, jumping, and climbing on art is welcomed, so all visitors can freely play inner children. Of course, you can sit down on the lawn and enjoy the many excitement provided by the Senic Park. Ordrupgaard-An international museum with a beautiful and quiet environment like a picture, 10 km north of Copenhagen. At this museum, you can see the unique number of worl d-class art, design, and architecture. You can also enjoy art in the park. Monet, Doga, Gaugua n-and Hammers Ho i-Sat, Ordor Pugal allows you to appreciate the most important French Impressionist collections in Scandinavian painters such as Monet, Doga, and Gauguan. In addition, you can enjoy the outstanding collection of Denmark art, which focuses on Wilhelm Hammers Hoi and the painters who played in the same era, and special exhibitions that will be held one after another. You can also visit the old house of Fin Yul, Zaha Hadid, Snowettai Furniture Designer, Fin Yul. Here, just as Finn Yur lived here, his iconic furniture dialogues with Denmark's great modernist artists. Star architect Zaha Hadid and Snohetta, a design studio, who have won awards, also has footprints in Ordor Pugal. Open Airin the Park allows you to watch the works of top contemporary artists. Here, running, jumping, and climbing on art is welcomed, so all visitors can freely play inner children. Of course, you can sit down on the lawn and enjoy the many excitement provided by the Senic Park.

Let's laugh and be smart! STORM gives a fun insight historically and today about the importance of Denmark's humor and satire. We will deliver humorous and fun stories from cultural heritage we love. From past artists such as Storm P, Leva Wheel, and Dilch Passer to modern artists such as Roald Ars, Casper Christensen, and Lisvet Dal. Hemos and satire art not only happily look at the history of Denmark from the constitutional enactment method in 1849 to the present, but also insight into humor and satire as an important element of Denmark's national character. Humor and satire are the center of Denmark's sel f-understanding, whether on the stage, on the paper, on the screen, on a screen, or in everyday life. Humor may laugh quietly to see his no n-mocking and ridicule in scenes and manga, but also affects the image of powerful people. Humor is an outlet that penetrates the gorgeousness and situation and makes it easier for difficult things. Humor and satire can make us laugh together and challenge firmly established rules and ways of thinking. Special exhibition (FrederiksbergmuseERne. DK). For centuries, churches and nations will laugh and become smarter! STORM gives a fun insight historically and today about the importance of Denmark's humor and satire. We will deliver humorous and fun stories from cultural heritage we love. From past artists such as Storm P, Leva Wheel, and Dilch Passer to modern artists such as Roald Ars, Casper Christensen, and Lisvet Dal. Hemos and satire art not only happily look at the history of Denmark from the constitutional enactment method in 1849 to the present, but also insight into humor and satire as an important element of Denmark's national character. Humor and satire are the center of Denmark's sel f-understanding, whether on the stage, on the paper, on the screen, on a screen, or in everyday life. Humor may laugh quietly to see his no n-mocking and ridicule in scenes and manga, but also affects the image of powerful people. Humor is an outlet that penetrates the gorgeousness and situation and makes it easier for difficult things. Humor and satire can make us laugh together and challenge firmly established rules and ways of thinking. Special exhibition (FrederiksbergmuseERne. DK). For centuries, churches and nations will laugh and become smarter! STORM gives a fun insight historically and today about the importance of Denmark's humor and satire. We will deliver humorous and fun stories from cultural heritage we love. From past artists such as Storm P, Leva Wheel, and Dilch Passer to modern artists such as Roald Ars, Casper Christensen, and Lisvet Dal. Hemos and satire art not only happily look at the history of Denmark from the constitutional enactment method in 1849 to the present, but also insight into humor and satire as an important element of Denmark's national character. Humor and satire are the center of Denmark's sel f-understanding, whether on the stage, on the paper, on the screen, on a screen, or in everyday life. Humor may laugh quietly to see his no n-mocking and ridicule in scenes and manga, but also affects the image of powerful people. Humor is an outlet that penetrates the gorgeousness and situation and makes it easier for difficult things. Humor and satire can make us laugh together and challenge firmly established rules and ways of thinking. Special exhibition (FrederiksbergmuseERne. DK). For centuries, churches and nations are

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Karen Bricksen's Hous e-Located in the magnificent park, located north of Copenhagen, and the Wild Bird Protection Zone, along the Lueanted Lund Olace Land. The childhood house in Karen Bricksen, a writer born in 1885 and died in 1962, survived in this unique museum opened in 1991 to honor her work and her life and memories. There is. On the premises of her house, which grew up in Denmark, there are almost the same furniture used in childhood and the items she brought back from Kenya. Experience the atmosphere of the room where her wel l-known and loved story was born. In addition, many beautiful fresh flowers decorated throughout the house can be enjoyed as they were when Karen lived. Researchers and natural enthusiasts from Japan and abroad gather in the stunning garden area with wild birds with 15 hectares of birds and wild flowers. Access was free and was established by the author himself in 1958. The hill where the poet Johannes Ewalto walked was named his name, and the bench in the park was named the people who once walked here for inspiration. At the foot of the Evalt hill, there is her tomb under a large beech tree. The park is always open and you can take a walk while enjoying the beautiful nature. Karen Bricksen's Hous e-Located a magnificent park, located north of Copenhagen, along the Oilesand Strait in Lunga Sted Lund. The childhood house in Karen Bricksen, a writer born in 1885 and died in 1962, survived in this unique museum opened in 1991 to honor her work and her life and memories. There is. On the premises of her house, which grew up in Denmark, there are almost the same furniture used in childhood and the items she brought back from Kenya. Experience the atmosphere of the room where her wel l-known and loved story was born. In addition, many beautiful fresh flowers decorated throughout the house can be enjoyed as they were when Karen lived. Researchers and natural enthusiasts from Japan and abroad gather in the stunning garden area with wild birds with 15 hectares of birds and wild flowers. Access was free and was established by the author himself in 1958. The hill where the poet Johannes Ewalto walked was named his name, and the bench in the park was named the people who once walked here for inspiration. At the foot of the Evalt hill, there is her tomb under a large beech tree. The park is always open and you can take a walk while enjoying the beautiful nature. Karen Bricksen's Hous e-Located in the magnificent park, located north of Copenhagen, and the Wild Bird Protection Zone, along the Lueanted Lund Olace Land. The childhood house in Karen Bricksen, a writer born in 1885 and died in 1962, survived in this unique museum opened in 1991 to honor her work and her life and memories. There is. On the premises of her house, which grew up in Denmark, there are almost the same furniture used in childhood and the items she brought back from Kenya. Experience the atmosphere of the room where her wel l-known and loved story was born. In addition, many beautiful fresh flowers decorated throughout the house can be enjoyed as they were when Karen lived. Researchers and natural enthusiasts from Japan and abroad gather in the stunning garden area with wild birds with 15 hectares of birds and wild flowers. Access was free and was established by the author himself in 1958. The hill where the poet Johannes Ewalto walked was named his name, and the bench in the park was named the people who once walked here for inspiration. At the foot of the Evalt hill, there is her tomb under a large beech tree. The park is always open and you can take a walk while enjoying the beautiful nature.

What was the first car like? What about the history of the telephone? From the first of its kind to today's smartphones. And what is a space capsule? Visit this museum and find out more about fantastic and groundbreaking technological inventions and the people behind them. The museum has an impressive collection of steam engines, electrical inventions, bicycles, cars, and airplanes. You will also find a tinsmith from the 1920s and a fire and rescue station from around 1960. The Danish Science and Technology Museum invites you on a journey that will connect you to the history of Danish technology. The unique car collection represents the history of Danish automobiles. For example, you can experience the first car of the Danish royal family, a Hummel car from 1888, or a Volkswagen Beetle from 1948. The museum also has a large collection of airplanes. There are many old helicopters, gliders, private planes, passenger planes, and planes from the former Danish Defence Command. The Danish Science and Technology Museum is fun for the whole family. From the first fascination with machines to important modern aspects of everyday technology, to geeky knowledge about engineering and operation. Inside the museum, the exhibits are the basis.

Bronze statues of a man and woman in Heathery Hills and concrete architecture look out over the Heathery Hills in the park. And in the museum's impressive octagonal room with 11-foot ceilings, there is a man and woman, this time made of white plaster. Rudolf Tegner Museum and Park Walking through the park is a very special experience. A quiet but intense experience where beautiful nature and ostentatious concrete come together. Use the route planner in the Copenhagen Maps app to find the easiest route. Russia Walk The natural retreat where the Rudolf Tegner statues are located is called Russia. This special name relates to the remoteness of the place. However, the nearest town from Russia and the Rudolf Tegner Museum, namely Dronningmår in North Sealand, is only 2 km away. Walking around the Heathery Hills outside the museum, you will find 14 Rudolf Tegner statues in the park. See the Rudolf Tegner statues in the park. This almost church-like museum was designed by Rudolf Tegner himself and houses all of his works. Built in 1937-38, it feels almost like a church when you walk through the large port. The solid walls, high ceilings and lack of large windows mean that every sound echoes between the statues. The permanent collection of the museum counts 355 pieces.

The Outdoor Museum is one of the oldest and largest outdoor museums in the world. Here you can experience Denmark, Sweden, Fellow Islands, cottage and factories. Each building is carefully dismantled, transported, and assembled in beautiful nature. 86 Outdoor Museum, which spreads on the site of the acres, has more than 50 farms, flour and houses from 1650 to 1940, and can return to the old Denmark. At the Open Air Museum, you can slip back in the past, walk in furnished houses, meet lovely farm animals, and talk to museum farmers about the old life. At the museum, you can have a completely interactive experience. You can meet volunteers that run old wooden windmills, gather in a pool in a village where women are baking bread and adjusting wool in a small house in Funen, and learning about bees from a beekeeping guild at a manner house. can. You can spend your time busy while discovering the past revives lively. The building reproduced with the former country living garden and the surrounding landscaping gives a sense of the history and stage of the countryside at the time. Everything can be explored, including historic houses, outdoor theaters, zoos, ol d-fashioned foods, and foods sold in the town's cooperative railway market. The building has been restored as it was at the time, when farmers, craftsmen, and famous land stakeholders lived. The outdoor museum displays almost all areas of Denmark and Fellow Islands, and the former Denmark region in southern Sweden and northern Germany, so the vertical and horizontal of Denmark, which can be easily reached by train from the center of Copenhagen. You can travel once. The museum has 25 historic gardens planted with flowers, fruit trees, and practical plants, and different customs can be seen by the times. Throughout the year, the outdoor museum has many experienced activities that can be enjoyed by families. In the opening season, activities will be held from Freddy Frog Face Festival to hot days in the garden. There are also seasonal events and dramas, and there are also mysteries of interesting murder cases that occurred in 1865. Programs and visitors guidelines are subject to change. FRILANDSMUSEET is one of the oldest and largest outdoor museums in the world. Here you can experience Denmark, Sweden, Fellow Islands, cottage and factories. Each building is carefully dismantled, transported, and assembled in beautiful nature. 86 Outdoor Museum, which spreads on the site of the acres, has more than 50 farms, flour and houses from 1650 to 1940, and can return to the old Denmark. At the Open Air Museum, you can slip back in the past, walk in furnished houses, meet lovely farm animals, and talk to museum farmers about the old life. At the museum, you can have a completely interactive experience. You can meet volunteers that run old wooden windmills, gather in a pool in a village where women are baking bread and adjusting wool in a small house in Funen, and learning about bees from a beekeeping guild at a manner house. can. You can spend your time busy while discovering the past revives lively. The building reproduced with the former country living garden and the surrounding landscaping gives a sense of the history and stage of the countryside at the time. Everything can be explored, including historic houses, outdoor theaters, zoos, ol d-fashioned foods, and foods sold in the town's cooperative railway market. The building has been restored as it was at the time, when farmers, craftsmen, and famous land stakeholders lived. The outdoor museum displays almost all areas of Denmark and Fellow Islands, and the former Denmark region in southern Sweden and northern Germany, so the vertical and horizontal of Denmark, which can be easily reached by train from the center of Copenhagen. You can travel once. The museum has 25 historic gardens planted with flowers, fruit trees, and practical plants, and different customs can be seen by the times. Throughout the year, the outdoor museum has many experienced activities that can be enjoyed by families. In the opening season, activities will be held from Freddy Frog Face Festival to hot days in the garden. There are also seasonal events and dramas, and there are also mysteries of interesting murder cases that occurred in 1865. Programs and visitors guidelines are subject to change. The Outdoor Museum is one of the oldest and largest outdoor museums in the world. Here you can experience Denmark, Sweden, Fellow Islands, cottage and factories. Each building is carefully dismantled, transported, and assembled in beautiful nature. 86 Outdoor Museum, which spreads on the site of the acres, has more than 50 farms, flour and houses from 1650 to 1940, and can return to the old Denmark. At the Open Air Museum, you can slip back in the past, walk in furnished houses, meet lovely farm animals, and talk to museum farmers about the old life. At the museum, you can have a completely interactive experience. You can meet volunteers that run old wooden windmills, gather in a pool in a village where women are baking bread and adjusting wool in a small house in Funen, and learning about bees from a beekeeping guild at a manner house. can. You can spend your time busy while discovering the past revives lively. The building reproduced with the former country living garden and the surrounding landscaping gives a sense of the history and stage of the countryside at the time. Everything can be explored, including historic houses, outdoor theaters, zoos, ol d-fashioned foods, and foods sold in the town's cooperative railway market. The building has been restored as it was at the time, when farmers, craftsmen, and famous land stakeholders lived. The outdoor museum displays almost all areas of Denmark and Fellow Islands, and the former Denmark region in southern Sweden and northern Germany, so the vertical and horizontal of Denmark, which can be easily reached by train from the center of Copenhagen. You can travel once. The museum has 25 historic gardens planted with flowers, fruit trees, and practical plants, and different customs can be seen by the times. Throughout the year, the outdoor museum has many experienced activities that can be enjoyed by families. In the opening season, activities will be held from Freddy Frog Face Festival to hot days in the garden. There are also seasonal events and dramas, and there are also mysteries of interesting murder cases that occurred in 1865. Programs and visitors guidelines are subject to change.

Photo: Kristoffer Dalsgård

From the Golden Age of Denmark to the Scagen painters, and the present discoveries, the Ostarblo Gallery exhibits the most revoked and impressive paintings in Denmark art history. Beautiful buildings in the Ostre Unleeg Park in the center of Copenhagen are now designated as specially important buildings, and you can appreciate the important works of masters such as Eckasbelli, Kobe, Croyer, and Hammers Hoi. The museum consists of a personal art collection of Heinrich Hilspurung, a tobacco manufacturer who donated a collection to Denmark in 1902. The collection offers a representative selection of paintings in the most important era in Denmark's art history. The museum building is a beautiful Neo Classic style, and the inside with a calm color and a small gallery creates a special and intimate atmosphere. There is no further environment for the most intimate portraits and daily life scenery, which is more than 100 years ago. The building of the museum is a beautiful sample of the neoclassical style, with a calm color and a small exhibition room with a special and intimate atmosphere. The museum consists of a personal art collection of tobacco manufacturer Heinrich Hilshaplung and his wife Pauline, and they donated the collection to the museum. From the Golden Age of Denmark to the Scagen painters, and the present discoveries, this Ostarbro Gallery exhibits the most alleged and impressive paintings in Denmark art history. Beautiful buildings in the Ostre Unleeg Park in the center of Copenhagen are now designated as specially important buildings, and you can appreciate the important works of masters such as Eckasbelli, Kobe, Croyer, and Hammers Hoi. The museum consists of a personal art collection of Heinrich Hilspurung, a tobacco manufacturer who donated a collection to Denmark in 1902. The collection offers a representative selection of paintings in the most important era in Denmark's art history. The museum building is a beautiful Neo Classic style, and the inside with a calm color and a small gallery creates a special and intimate atmosphere. There is no further environment for the most intimate portraits and daily life scenery, which is more than 100 years ago. The building of the museum is a beautiful sample of the neoclassical style, with a calm color and a small exhibition room with a special and intimate atmosphere. The museum consists of a personal art collection of tobacco manufacturer Heinrich Hilshaplung and his wife Pauline, and they donated the collection to the museum. From the Golden Age of Denmark to the Scagen painters, and the present discoveries, the Ostarblo Gallery exhibits the most revoked and impressive paintings in Denmark art history. Beautiful buildings in the Ostre Unleeg Park in the center of Copenhagen are now designated as specially important buildings, and you can appreciate the important works of masters such as Eckasbelli, Kobe, Croyer, and Hammers Hoi. The museum consists of a personal art collection of Heinrich Hilspurung, a tobacco manufacturer who donated a collection to Denmark in 1902. The collection offers a representative selection of paintings in the most important era in Denmark's art history. The museum building is a beautiful Neo Classic style, and the inside with a calm color and a small gallery creates a special and intimate atmosphere. There is no further environment for the most intimate portraits and daily life scenery, which is more than 100 years ago. The building of the museum is a beautiful sample of the neoclassical style, with a calm color and a small exhibition room with a special and intimate atmosphere. The museum consists of a personal art collection of tobacco manufacturer Heinrich Hilshaplung and his wife Pauline, and they donated the collection to the museum.

Photo: Danmarks Tekniske Museum

Welcome to Gunmel Strand, right along the canal of Copenhagen, is located along the canal, Gunmel Strand focusing on contemporary and modern art. Gunmel Strand holds 6-8 times a year with Denmark's new talent, international contemporary art scene, and artist's artistical themes from modern perspectives. We also hold discussions, literature reading sessions, concerts, and guided tours. You can also take a break in a cafe with an attractive courtyard, or buy art books, posters, and design goods at shops. This spring, Gunmel Strand held a larg e-scale exhibition featuring Yaer Baltana (born 1970). Baltana is exploring current complex issues such as ethnic and cultural identity, trauma, and power structure through video, photos, and installations. In this exhibition, we will introduce a wide range of Bartana works, from the early video work and photo series to the latest feature film "Marca Germania" (2021). The exhibition will be held from February 2, 2024 to the end of May. Special exhibition (Gammelstrand. DK): In The Shadow of Burning Light, 7/6/24-8/9/24 Christina Quals has become the main character of the international art scene in just a few years. And this time, a large solo exhibition will be held for the first time in Scandinavia. On the previous year, on 21/6/24-8/9/24 Anna Vyalgar and Chantal J Welcome to Gunmel Strand, the center of Copenhagen, right along the canal, focuses on contemporary art and modern art There is an art facility, Gunmel Strand. Gunmel Strand holds 6-8 times a year with Denmark's new talent, international contemporary art scene, and artist's artistical themes from modern perspectives. We also hold discussions, literature reading sessions, concerts, and guided tours. You can also take a break in a cafe with an attractive courtyard, or buy art books, posters, and design goods at shops. This spring, Gunmel Strand held a larg e-scale exhibition featuring Yaer Baltana (born 1970). Baltana is exploring current complex issues such as ethnic and cultural identity, trauma, and power structure through video, photos, and installations. In this exhibition, we will introduce a wide range of Bartana works, from the early video work and photo series to the latest feature film "Marca Germania" (2021). The exhibition will be held from February 2, 2024 to the end of May. Special exhibition (Gammelstrand. DK): In The Shadow of Burning Light, 7/6/24-8/9/24 Christina Quals has become the main character of the international art scene in just a few years. And this time, a large solo exhibition will be held for the first time in Scandinavia. On the previous year, on 21/6/24-8/9/24, Welcome to Anna Vyalgar and Steral J Gunmel Strand, focusing on contemporary art and modern art, right along the canal, the center of Copenhagen. There is an art facility, Gunmel Strand. Gunmel Strand holds 6-8 times a year with Denmark's new talent, international contemporary art scene, and artist's artistical themes from modern perspectives. We also hold discussions, literature reading sessions, concerts, and guided tours. You can also take a break in a cafe with an attractive courtyard, or buy art books, posters, and design goods at shops. This spring, Gunmel Strand held a larg e-scale exhibition featuring Yaer Baltana (born 1970). Baltana is exploring current complex issues such as ethnic and cultural identity, trauma, and power structure through video, photos, and installations. In this exhibition, we will introduce a wide range of Bartana works, from the early video work and photo series to the latest feature film "Marca Germania" (2021). The exhibition will be held from February 2, 2024 to the end of May. Special exhibition (Gammelstrand. DK): In The Shadow of Burning Light, 7/6/24-8/9/24 Christina Quals has become the main character of the international art scene in just a few years. And this time, a large solo exhibition will be held for the first time in Scandinavia. The previous year, 21/6/24-8/9/24 Anna Vyalgar and Sterus J

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Casino Vesterport is the newest casino in Denmark, adjacent to Chiven and Copenhagen Central Station. At the casino, you can play traditional games such as roulette, blackjack, Ultimate Texas Holdem Poker, and about 80 latest art slot machines. 80 latest slot machines. Both live games and slot machines have a buil t-in jackpot in some games, allowing a jackpot with a very low bet. The minimum age is 18 years old, and a photo ID is required.

Photo: Rudolph Tegner Museet

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Photo: Den Hirschprungske Samling

At the Circus Museum in Huvidvre, a suburb of Copenhagen, the whole family can enter the arena. Circus Fun is held every Sunday from 10:30 to 12:00. Under the professional guidance of circus artists, people of all ages, from children to adults, from juggling to aerial swings, can experience it. Circus fans will be held in Fægtesalen, a large hall behind the museum. In the colorful exhibition of the museum, you can learn about the circus and see an interesting movie featuring the abdominal surgeon Peter Nørgaard and his cheeky dog. In addition, beautiful gorgeous costumes, spectacular props, and old posters are also on display. Children can challenge the project around the exhibition, and when they are over, they can get prizes for tickets. You can also wear a circus costume, make a swing on a tightrope or table, and enjoy it in the game room in the hall. Opening hours are from Sunday to Thursday from 10 to 15:00. If you like juggling practice, there is a game room in the hall with juggling props, costumes, and circus books. On Sunday, you can enjoy it at the creative workshop on the second floor of the museum. Here you can expand your imagination and make an interesting hat, for example. At the Circus Museum in Huvidvre, a suburb of Copenhagen, the whole family can enter the arena. Circus Fun is held every Sunday from 10:30 to 12:00. Under the professional guidance of circus artists, people of all ages, from children to adults, from juggling to aerial swings, can experience it. Circus fans will be held in Fægtesalen, a large hall behind the museum. In the colorful exhibition of the museum, you can learn about the circus and see an interesting movie featuring the abdominal surgeon Peter Nørgaard and his cheeky dog. In addition, beautiful gorgeous costumes, spectacular props, and old posters are also on display. Children can challenge the project around the exhibition, and when they are over, they can get prizes for tickets. You can also wear a circus costume, make a swing on a tightrope or table, and enjoy it in the game room in the hall. Opening hours are from Sunday to Thursday from 10 to 15:00. If you like juggling practice, there is a game room in the hall with juggling props, costumes, and circus books. On Sunday, you can enjoy it at the creative workshop on the second floor of the museum. Here you can expand your imagination and make an interesting hat, for example. At the Circus Museum in Huvidvre, a suburb of Copenhagen, the whole family can enter the arena. Circus Fun is held every Sunday from 10:30 to 12:00. Under the professional guidance of circus artists, people of all ages, from children to adults, from juggling to aerial swings, can experience it. Circus fans will be held in Fægtesalen, a large hall behind the museum. In the colorful exhibition of the museum, you can learn about the circus and see an interesting movie featuring the abdominal surgeon Peter Nørgaard and his cheeky dog. In addition, beautiful gorgeous costumes, spectacular props, and old posters are also on display. Children can challenge the project around the exhibition, and when they are over, they can get prizes for tickets. You can also wear a circus costume, make a swing on a tightrope or table, and enjoy it in the game room in the hall. Opening hours are from Sunday to Thursday from 10 to 15:00. If you like juggling practice, there is a game room in the hall with juggling props, costumes, and circus books. On Sunday, you can enjoy it at the creative workshop on the second floor of the museum. Here you can expand your imagination and make an interesting hat, for example.

Photo: Lukas Bukoven

It is the sounds of their region and nature that give their work a strong visual, physical and musical quality. The rustic and maritime spirit of the old warehouses, with their raw wooden floors and exposed beam ceilings, creates a unique and beautiful contrast with the artwork on the screens. For Scandinavian cuisine, visit the Cultural Center and get your own first-hand impression of this interesting area of the port. The North Atlantic House is open all year round and offers a nice café where you can enjoy good wine and coffee. In front of Nordatlantens Brygge, you will find the Faroe Islands and Greenland show, the Icelandic Embassy and the foodie treasure, the Baal Restaurant.

Photo: Casino Vesterport

Juger Spring Castle is one of the oldest royal castles in Denmark. It is in a beautiful place surrounded by forests and fjords. The royal history dates back to the 13th century, and the castle has been used as a hunting hut for kings and queen and summer shrines. In 1854, Frederik VII and Countess Danner moved to Jaeger Spring Castle. They decorate the castle as a private residence, and the room remains in the 1850s. The living room of Jaeger Spring Castle is decorated by Countess Danner in mind and style in mind. By the way, only this castle in Denmark can experience the indoor decoration of the 1850s. At the museum tour, you can also experience the archeological collection of Frederik VII, and many unique gold excavated items in the bronz e-type waging era are on display. You can also see an exhibition on the orphanage founded by Countess Danner in the castle. This exhibition introduces how children lived in an orphanage ward around the castle in the 1920s, 30s and 40s, and this larg e-scale private orphanage is in the care of Denmark children. You can know if it had such an effect. There are small cafes, cafe and danners in the castle, where you can enjoy organic coffee, tea, baked delicious cakes, and warm lunches. There are small shops, and there are plenty of gifts. Jaeger Spring Castle is one of the oldest royal castles in Denmark. It is in a beautiful place surrounded by forests and fjords. The royal history dates back to the 13th century, and the castle has been used as a hunting hut for kings and queen and summer shrines. In 1854, Frederik VII and Countess Danner moved to Jaeger Spring Castle. They decorate the castle as a private residence, and the room remains in the 1850s. The living room of Jaeger Spring Castle is decorated by Countess Danner in mind and style in mind. By the way, only this castle in Denmark can experience the indoor decoration of the 1850s. At the museum tour, you can also experience the archeological collection of Frederik VII, and many unique gold excavated items in the bronz e-type waging era are on display. You can also see an exhibition on the orphanage founded by Countess Danner in the castle. This exhibition introduces how children lived in an orphanage ward around the castle in the 1920s, 30s and 40s, and this larg e-scale private orphanage is in the care of Denmark children. You can know if it had such an effect. There are small cafes, cafe and danners in the castle, where you can enjoy organic coffee, tea, baked delicious cakes, and warm lunches. There are small shops, and there are plenty of gifts. Juger Spring Castle is one of the oldest royal castles in Denmark. It is in a beautiful place surrounded by forests and fjords. The royal history dates back to the 13th century, and the castle has been used as a hunting hut for kings and queen and summer shrines. In 1854, Frederik VII and Countess Danner moved to Jaeger Spring Castle. They decorate the castle as a private residence, and the room remains in the 1850s. The living room of Jaeger Spring Castle is decorated by Countess Danner in mind and style in mind. By the way, only this castle in Denmark can experience the indoor decoration of the 1850s. At the museum tour, you can also experience the archeological collection of Frederik VII, and many unique gold excavated items in the bronz e-type waging era are on display. You can also see an exhibition on the orphanage founded by Countess Danner in the castle. This exhibition introduces how children lived in an orphanage ward around the castle in the 1920s, 30s and 40s, and this larg e-scale private orphanage is in the care of Denmark children. You can know if it had such an effect. There are small cafes, cafe and danners in the castle, where you can enjoy organic coffee, tea, baked delicious cakes, and warm lunches. There are small shops, and there are plenty of gifts.

Photo: Dansk Jødisk Museum

Copenhage n-If you have a HOP card, you can move from Stromma in Copenhagen to Hop O N-HOP OFF bus. It is up to you to see which area of three different bath routes runs Copenhagen and sightseeing from which area. If the Copenhagen-HOP card is valid, you can get on and off the bus as much as you want. The three bass routes-Classic Copenhagen passes a must-see boundary, such as Little Mermaid, Black Diamond, and Naihan AMD. -Urban Green Copenhagen (Urban Green Copenhagen) goes around the beautiful Frederiksberg, hip Vesterbro, and Meet Packing District. Copenhagen Classic operates every day. Copenhagen Classic operates every day all year round. Copenhagen's urban urban Green Copenhagen and colorful Copenhagen bus routes are 5. 2-21. 3: Friday 22. 3 to 1. 4: Every day from 2. 4 to 2. 5: Friday 3. 5-29. 9: Every day from 30. 9 to 31. 12 Here. The other was to help the children in the vulnerable position by running an orphanage at Jaeger Spuris Castle, and to store the castle to commemorate Frederik VII. 150 years have passed since the death of Count Danner, but the Frederik VII Foundation of Jaeger Spring Castle still operates the Danner orphanage and keeps the memories of Frederik VII and Count Danner.

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On the brink of war - Neutrality between War and Welfare in Denmark during the First World War The exhibition On the brink of war - Neutrality between War and Welfare in Denmark during the First World War shows how the war affected the daily lives of Danes and how government, businesses, communities and ordinary citizens supported Danish neutrality during the four years of the war. The exhibition is suitable for all ages (from families to adults) and you don't necessarily need reading glasses! Use your ears, eyes and hands to discover a forgotten but important period in Danish history that changed the lives of Danes. English audio is available in many exhibition rooms and all exhibition texts are in English. Travel back in time 100 years to when the First World War broke out in Denmark's neighbouring countries. Explore some amazing stories as you travel back to a time when Denmark was on the brink of war. Denmark fights for neutrality to avoid conflict in the war. Denmark digs trenches, lays mines and provides humanitarian aid. The Danish welfare state was born as politicians stepped in to keep the nation together while speculators made huge amounts of money from the war. While the speculators flowed the champagne, ordinary citizens had to count their tickets. On the brink of war - Neutrality between War and Welfare in Denmark during the First World War The exhibition On the brink of war - Neutrality between War and Welfare in Denmark during the First World War shows how the war affected the daily lives of Danes and how the government, businesses, communities and ordinary citizens supported Denmark's neutrality during the four years of the war. This exhibition is suitable for all ages (from families to adults) and you don't necessarily need reading glasses! Use your ears, eyes and hands to discover a forgotten but important period in Danish history that changed the lives of Danes. English audio is available in many exhibition rooms and all exhibition texts are in English. Travel back in time 100 years to when the First World War broke out in Denmark's neighboring countries. Travel back to a time when Denmark was on the brink of war and explore some amazing stories. Denmark fights for neutrality to avoid conflict in the war. Denmark digs trenches, lays mines, and provides humanitarian aid. Politicians step in to keep the nation united, while speculators make huge amounts of money from the war, giving birth to the Danish welfare state. While the speculators flowed the champagne, ordinary citizens had to count their tickets. On the brink of war - Neutrality between War and Welfare in Denmark during the First World War The exhibition On the brink of war - Neutrality between War and Welfare in Denmark during the First World War shows how the war affected the daily lives of Danes and how the government, businesses, communities and ordinary citizens supported Denmark's neutrality during the four years of the war. This exhibition is suitable for all ages (from families to adults), so you don't necessarily need reading glasses! Use your ears, eyes and hands to discover a forgotten but important period in Danish history that changed the lives of Danes. English audio is available in many exhibition rooms and all exhibition texts are in English. Travel back 100 years to when World War I broke out in Denmark's neighbouring countries. Explore some incredible stories as you travel back to a time when Denmark was on the brink of war. Denmark fights for neutrality to avoid conflict. Denmark digs trenches, lays mines and provides humanitarian aid. The Danish welfare state is born as speculators make billions from the war while politicians step in to keep the nation united. Ordinary citizens have to count their tickets while speculators flow the champagne.

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Opening times vary, so check the website before you go. Skibsklarerergaarden Museum describes the first period of great prosperity, Sundtoldtiden (Age of Sound Tall). The house is one of the best preserved merchant and shipbuilder's houses. Its history dates back to the 16th century, but its present appearance is unchanged since 1780 and the decades that followed. The ground floor, with its shop and dispatcher's rooms, and the Skibsklargarden mansion on the top floor, have been completely renovated. Visiting the house feels like stepping back 150 years. On the ground floor, there is a shop from 1809 and a luxury liner, almost unchanged since the 1820s. Next to the concession stand is the dispatcher's lounge, where the sailors enjoyed a snack and a drink. The "comtoir" has a large office for four, where you can see the cleaning office from the mid-1800s. On the first floor, there is the private apartment of the seafarers' agent, a converted mansion from a wealthy Elsinore mansion from 1790 to 1850. On the top floor are the original shippers' rooms, where the sailors could stay if their work or weather conditions required it.

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Casino Marienlyst is Denmark's oldest casino, founded in 1902. The game at that time was traditional horse racing. Today, Casino Marienlyst offers traditional games such as roulette, blackjack, poker tournaments, cash games and Ultimate Texas Hold'em Poker. 70 arts & crafts machines. Casino Marienlyst is one of the most beautiful casinos in Northern Europe, with spectacular views overlooking the Oresund Strait. Minimum age is 18 years and photo ID is required. Frederiksunds Museum is the cultural history museum of Roskilde Fjord. Frederiksunds Museum's new permanent exhibition deals with the interaction of humans, life around the fjord and the history of Frederiksund. Frederiksunds Museum is a historic red building built in 1893, located directly above Prince Frederiks Bro in Hornshaled. In the late 1900s, the old Færgegård (Ferry House) was used as a guesthouse, with both rooms, kitchen and utilities, and was often rented out to families with children who wanted to experience the fjord and the surrounding scenic environment. At that time, Mr. Lorentzen, who rented out the farm, was kind to the children and even allowed them to pick wild raspberries in the forest behind the farm.

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Casino Marienlyst is Denmark's oldest casino, founded in 1902. The game at that time was traditional horse racing. Today, Casino Marienlyst offers traditional games such as Roulette, Blackjack, Poker Tournaments, Cash Games and Ultimate Texas Hold'em Poker. 70 arts & crafts machines. Casino Marienlyst is one of the most beautiful casinos in Northern Europe, with magnificent views overlooking the Oresund Strait. Minimum age is 18 and photo ID is required.

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Køs, the only public art museum at Denmark, Denmark Public Art Museum, collects sketches, scale models, and various other sketches installed or performed in Denmark's public space. Since these works are close to us in our daily lives, many people feel ownership and are often subject to surprises, discussions, pros and cons, and interest among local users. The ultimate work is usually somewhere permanently, unless it is realized as a temporary work that appears over a certain period of direct interaction with the general public. Therefore, the work itself is not included in the collection of the museum, but in the form of gypsum, clay, paper, wood drawn on wood, models, works, description of works, notes, sketches, films, photos, etc. Introduces the quality and area of public works. The impressive sketches contained in the collection are usually in various stages in the art process (from the gentle sketches of the early stage, gradually detailed training and composition sketches, the final and thoroughly eliminated models and work. Up to drawing (up to drawing), you can study when the museum holds a collection exhibition. The main collection of Queen's Tapestry Museum is Bjorn Norguard's "Queen's Tapestry". Denmark Public Art Museum, the only public art museum in Denmark, collects sketches, scale models, and various other sketches installed in Denmark's public space. Since these works are close to us in our daily lives, many people feel ownership and are often subject to surprises, discussions, pros and cons, and interest among local users. The ultimate work is usually somewhere permanently, unless it is realized as a temporary work that appears over a certain period of direct interaction with the general public. Therefore, the work itself is not included in the collection of the museum, but in the form of gypsum, clay, paper, wood drawn on wood, models, works, description of works, notes, sketches, films, photos, etc. Introduces the quality and area of public works. The impressive sketches contained in the collection are usually in various stages in the art process (from the gentle sketches of the early stage, gradually detailed training and composition sketches, the final and thoroughly eliminated models and work. Up to drawing (up to drawing), you can study when the museum holds a collection exhibition. The main collection of Queen's Tapestry Museum is Bjorn Norguard's "Queen's Tapestry". Køs, the only public art museum at Denmark, Denmark Public Art Museum, collects sketches, scale models, and various other sketches installed or performed in Denmark's public space. Since these works are close to us in our daily lives, many people feel ownership and are often subject to surprise, discussions, pros and cons and interest among local users. The ultimate work is usually somewhere permanently, unless it is realized as a temporary work that appears over a certain period of direct interaction with the general public. Therefore, the work itself is not included in the collection of the museum, but in the form of gypsum, clay, paper, wood drawn on wood, models, works, description of works, notes, sketches, films, photos, etc. Introduces the quality and area of public works. The impressive sketches included in the collection are usually in various stages in the art process (from the gentle sketches of the early stage, gradually detailed training and composition sketches, and ultimately thoroughly developed models and work. Up to drawing, you can study when the museum holds a collection exhibition. The main collection of Queen's Tapestry Museum is Bjorn Norguard's "Queen's Tapestry".

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Ripley's Believe It or Not! Have you ever seen a letter written on a grain of rice? Have you ever met someone who can whistle with a tennis or billiard ball in their mouth? At Ripley's Believe It or Not!, the only one in Scandinavia, you'll be immersed in a world of curiosities from all over the world, far removed from everyday life. Gaze in disbelief at a taxidermized but real two-headed cow and an incredibly real shrunken head the size of a fist. See a woman who stretches her neck by 34 centimetres using metal rings, a man who transforms into a lizard and a tunnel with a rotating vortex that will make you doubt your senses! He's mysterious! He never stops. Scanning the Copenhagen map with Ripley's Believe It or Not! will also give you access to the H. C. Andersen Fairy Tale House, located at the same entrance. Hans Christian Andersen Experience Enter the enchanting fairy tale world of Hans Christian Andersen. Learn about his upbringing in Odense and his many journeys. From The Little Mermaid to Thumbelina, experience Andersen's most beloved stories "come to life" with light, sound and scent. A fantastic experience for everyone. Present your Copenhagen Card at the entrance and you will also receive admission to Ripley's Believe It or Not!, located in the same building. Monday to Thursday: 10am to 6pm. *Friday to Sunday: 10am to 7pm. *Last admission 1 hour before closing.

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Casino Copenhagen is the largest international casino in Denmark. Casino Copenhagen offers traditional games such as roulette, blackjack, poker, puntbanko, and Ultimate Texa spoker. There are 150 slot machines, and you can win at least 2 million DKK with just 1DKK clicks. Both live games and slots have a jackpot in several games, and you can get a jackpot with a very low bet. The Copenhagen Card is not available on New Year's Eve. Age limit is 18 years old or older. You need a photo ID. Dress code smart casual clothes. MUNKERUPHUS is a former country house in a landscape near the Olestn coast, between DRONNINGMøLLE and Gilleleje. The rare example of the architecture of Denmark has influenced American art and craftsmanship, is currently used as a showroom, cafe, small gift and book shop operated by Munkerfus Trust. In 1958, it was acquired by Gunnar Aagaard Andersen and his wife, in 1958. Argard stayed in France from 1946 to 1951, establishing a group Espace, a collaboration between artists and architects working in spatial art. In 1986, the mansion was purchased by the Tokyo Metropolitan Area Corporation and was later registered by the Denmark Heritage Agency. He had been a vacant house for several years, but was transferred to an institution in the fall of 1988 as an exhibition space for the exhibition. It was renovated with the support of private artists, and the first exhibition was held in 1989. The Mungelfs garden has a large size of 5 acres, with a bend path, a beautiful old tree, a spacious lawn, and you can see the beautiful scenery through the valley and the beach. The view from the beach allows you to overlook the Couren hill in Sweden, the lighthouse of the nackhove, and Hornbeck. this

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