Museums

BLOX is a dynamic cultural center located by the waterfront, just a 5-minute walk from the hostel. With its innovative and modern architecture, BLOX offers an exciting mix of exhibition spaces, workplaces, residences, and public areas. This architectural masterpiece is not only a destination for architecture and design enthusiasts but also a vibrant gathering point for the city's residents and visitors. At BLOX, you will find, among other things, the Danish Architecture Center, the Danish Design Center, SATS, playgrounds, and cozy cafés.

Dive into a magical underwater world for the whole family at Den Blå Planet (The Blue Planet), Northern Europe’s largest aquarium! Get up close to colorful tropical fish, majestic sharks, graceful rays, playful otters, and mysterious sea creatures in stunning, immersive aquarium environments.

Take a journey through time at Frilandsmuseet (The Open Air Museum), a unique outdoor museum located just outside Copenhagen. This remarkable cultural treasure transports visitors back to traditional Danish village life as it looked across the centuries. Here, historic farmhouses, village buildings and original interiors have been recreated with great care, offering a vivid and authentic sense of everyday life in rural Denmark. It is a living tribute to Danish cultural heritage — history here is not just displayed, but experienced. Wander through the old buildings, meet the animals, and explore the open landscape to discover how people lived, worked and celebrated in the past. There are always fun events and activities for both children and adults, with extra family-friendly programs during school holidays, making it an ideal destination for a day out together.

Join us on a magical journey through the wonderful world of art at the Glyptotek in the heart of Copenhagen! Discover a treasure trove of art and culture in a unique museum that offers an inspiring blend of ancient sculptures, paintings, and exotic plants within a stunning architectural setting. The Glyptotek is a gem among Copenhagen's cultural attractions and provides an unforgettable experience for both art lovers and curious minds. The Glyptotek caters to all ages and invites visitors to explore a world of artistic beauty and historical significance. Whether you are an art connoisseur or a novice, you will be captivated by the museum's impressive collection and atmospheric ambiance, which encourages reflection and immersion.

For history enthusiasts, the National Museum is highly recommended. The National Museum in Copenhagen is Denmark's largest cultural history museum and one of the most significant. The museum offers a fascinating journey through Denmark's history and culture, providing a great insight into how Danish history has unfolded over the past 300 years.

Visit the Planetarium in Vesterbro and get up close to the stars and the infinite mysteries of the universe. The Planetarium is one of Denmark's most popular cultural and science centers, offering a variety of exciting and interactive experiences for the whole family. At the Planetarium, visitors can explore a world of astronomy, space exploration, and natural sciences through a range of impressive exhibitions, live shows, and film experiences. Discover a wondrous realm of astronomy and space adventures in the heart of the city and be enchanted.