Københavns Museum traces the history of Copenhagen from the Middle Ages to the present day. The collection includes objects, paintings and scale models that shed light on everyday life in the city across the centuries - among them a large model of Copenhagen as it looked in 1530. The museum regularly hosts temporary exhibitions and lectures.
A photographic exhibition at Copenhagen Museum exploring the city's transformation through the lens of artist Flip, capturing spaces caught between past and future.
Photographer Christopher Egeberg Flip leads a guided tour through the exhibition exploring Copenhagen's changing urban spaces, with insights into his photographic work documenting SPYO's texts across the city.
Watch archaeologists at work at Copenhagen Museum every Wednesday afternoon in January, February and March. See how finds from Copenhagen are registered and documented.
Join artist René Bode on a 7-8 km run through Nørrebro, exploring graffiti art, urban development and hidden city spaces.
Learn to create graffiti-style letters with beads in this hands-on workshop at Copenhagen Museum. No experience needed - just bring your creativity.
Learn to combine street art and beads with artist duo OEPS Crew in this creative workshop for ages 7 and up.
Learn to knit historical socks with sock knitter Birgit Kønig and archaeologist Mia Toftdal. The evening combines a lecture on sock history, archaeological finds from medieval Copenhagen, and hands-on knitting instruction.
A guided running tour through Copenhagen's graffiti scene with René Bode, exploring SPYO's artworks and the city's hidden corners. The 7-8 km route takes about 1.5 hours with no focus on speed.
Learn the street art stencil technique in this hands-on workshop at Copenhagen Museum, from sketching your design to printing it on your chosen material.
A guided walking tour through Copenhagen's Cultural Quarter exploring stories of fires, urban development and architecture. The route visits museums and lesser-known sites around Slotsholmen.
A panel discussion on street art, urban development, and who shapes Copenhagen's future, featuring artists, critics, and photographers.
Learn to design and make your own stickers in this hands-on workshop with Freespace, exploring urban art techniques and materials for ages 10+.
Photographer Flip guides you through his exhibition about SPYO's texts and Copenhagen's hidden corners - from industrial quarters to secret courtyards. An hour exploring the city few see daily.
Hands-on stencil workshop with Freespace where you design and cut your own stencils and apply them to paper or a tote bag. For ages 12 and up.
Creative workshop where you design your own message inspired by artist SPYO's universe and transfer it to paper, a tote bag, or t-shirt using a roller marker.
Culture Night at Copenhagen Museum features photography, music, talks and hands-on activities. DJ Ras Money and Mike Sheridan perform, with street art workshops and the chance to handle 5,000-year-old archaeological finds.
Opening of the exhibition 'What Are You in a Hurry For?' at Copenhagen Museum with welcome remarks, DJ performance, free drinks, and tattoo sessions from K-Ink Tattoo Studio.
A guided walk through Copenhagen's punishment history, from Renaissance executions to 19th-century prisons, exploring how justice and deterrence have shaped society.
Learn the analog polaroid transfer technique in this hands-on workshop: photograph outdoors, then transfer your images onto art paper with expert guidance. No experience needed.
Medieval historians and archaeologists discuss new findings about Copenhagen's founding - was it Knud the Great or Bishop Absalon who established the city?
Historian Trine Halle explores Copenhagen's transformation from the 1960s to 1990 through photographs and personal narratives about the city's people and urban change.
Historian Trine Halle guides a walk through Vesterbro's courtyards, inspired by photographer Julie Rønnow's 1960s documentation. The exploration connects to the museum's special exhibition and reveals stories of childhood, housing, and everyday life in Copenhagen's hidden courtyards.
Guided tour of an exhibition featuring photographer Julie Rønnow's black-and-white images of Copenhagen from the 1960s to 2004, plus contemporary works by artist Julie Boserup exploring the same urban spaces.
A festive bingo night with Veninderne, Nicholas Nybro, Athena Lady and Jumbo Jette in the green courtyard of Københavns Museum as part of Copenhagen Pride and the KVART I WEEKEND festival.
Architecture bingo is a free activity where you spot iconic buildings and details around Copenhagen. Pick up a game card at the museum and see who gets a full card first.
Two artists from different generations explore Copenhagen through photography and installation art in this exhibition at Copenhagen Museum.