Verified Sep 28, 2026
Designmuseum Denmark
Museum · Copenhagen · Denmark 🇩🇰
Only official site
designmuseum.dk
Admission prices
Adult
DKK 140
DKK 140
Free
Children under 18
Free entry
Free
Student
Under 27 and students
DKK 90
DKK 90
stated on designmuseum.dk/en/besog-os/opening-hours-admission-2 · checked 2026-10-11
Tickets Adults: DKK 140 Children under 18: Free Under 27 and students: DKK 90
Practical
Designmuseum Denmark: address
Bredgade 68 1260 København K DanmarkOpen in Google Maps →✓ designmuseum.dk · 2026-10-07Designmuseum Denmark: opening hours
OPENING HOURS Tuesday – Sunday 10.00-18.00 Thursday 10.00-20.00 Please note that ticket sales close one hour before the museum closes (17:00 Tuesday–Sunday and 19:00 on Thursday). Admission to the exhibitions closes 30 minutes before the museum closes.✓ designmuseum.dk/en/besog-os/opening-hours-admission-2 · 2026-10-11Designmuseum Denmark: what should I know before visiting?
Backpacks, larger bags and umbrellas are not allowed in the exhibition area. Our visitors are welcome to use our wardrobe lockers to your right at the museum entrance (dimensions: 35x40x45 cm, a limited number of large boxes measuring 35x80x45 cm). All storage at own risk.✓ designmuseum.dk/en/besog-os/practical-information · 2026-10-11Designmuseum Denmark: how to get there
Metro Closest stop is Marmorkirken, 300 meters to the museum. Get transit suggestions from the official Journey Planner or Google Maps . Train Østerport Station is a 5-minute walk away.✓ designmuseum.dk/en/besog-os/getting-here · 2026-10-11Designmuseum Denmark: parking
The museum has no public parking spaces. The closest public parking garage is at Dronningens Tværgade, about a five-minute walk away.✓ designmuseum.dk/en/besog-os/practical-information · 2026-10-11Designmuseum Denmark: is it wheelchair accessible?
You can get around the main floor of the museum in a wheelchair and access exhibits, the café, the shop, and the library. Unfortunately, the museum has no elevator to the first floor, where the conference facilities, assembly hall, and the temporarily closed porcelain collection are located. We have a light wheelchair available for loan.✓ designmuseum.dk/en/besog-os/practical-information · 2026-10-11Designmuseum Danmark is housed on the premises of what was once the Royal Frederik’s Hospital, built in 1751 as Denmark’s first public hospital. It has also been home to the design studio and furniture school of Kaare Klint, one of the originators of modern Danish design.
Book official tickets →
You will be redirected to shop.designmuseum.dk — This is the venue’s own ticketing page.