Designmuseum Danmark
The story of Danish design, from Kaare Klint to Verner Panton, in a former 18th-century hospital.
Independent, unofficial guide, not affiliated with the places featured.
Opening hours to be checked140 DKKVisit: 1 h 30Under cover
AI image, an evocation
The “Danish Modern” exhibition traces the 1920s to the 1970s and its iconic objects. At the time of our check, the museum is also showing “Henrik Vibskov: The Exhibition” until 21 February 2027.
Our tipOn Thursdays, open until 20:00. Bredgade, the museum’s street, is lined with galleries and antique shops if you want to carry on exploring.
Visiting Designmuseum Danmark: the essentials
How long should you allow?
Allow about 1 h 30 on site.
How much does it cost?
140 DKK, under-27s and students 90 DKK, free for under-18s.
How do you get there?
Metro M3, M4: Marmorkirken, 7 min walk. Address: Bredgade 68, 1260 København K.
Is the Copenhagen Card accepted?
Yes, according to the card’s website.
Can you go when it rains?
Yes, most of the visit is under cover.
In our routes
Nearby
- Amalienborg and the changing of the guard350 m as the crow flies
- Kastellet490 m as the crow flies
- CopenHill620 m as the crow flies
- The Little Mermaid750 m as the crow flies
Sources consulted on 2 November 2026