Sophienholm Kunsthal occupies a listed country mansion from 1768, designed by French architect Joseph Ramée on the shore of Bagsværd Sø north of Copenhagen. The gallery runs changing exhibitions of contemporary and art-historical themes throughout the year, with concerts and theatre performances in the park during summer. The venue traces its roots to the Danish Golden Age, when artists, composers and scientists gathered at the celebrated Sophienholm Salons. Lyngby Kunstforening and Lyngby-Taarbæk Billedskoler are also based here.
Nybrovej 401, 2800 Kongens Lyngby
Mon closed, Tue-Thu 11:00-20:00, Fri-Sun 11:00-17:00
Closing reception for an exhibition celebrating Danish mushrooms at Sophienholm Kunsthal - your last chance to visit.
Mushroom expert Henning Knudsen explores the fascination and modern relevance of fungi, from Theodor Holmskjold's historical work to contemporary mycology, followed by an exhibition tour and refreshments.
Art historian-led tour of "Happy Moments in Nature" exhibition, followed by a 2-course dinner at the café.
Art historian-led tour of "Happy Moments in Nature" exhibition, followed by a 2-course dinner at the café.
The curators Mathias Mentze and Alexander Ottenstein guide visitors through a newly opened art exhibition at Sophienholm Kunsthal.
Biologist and art historian Nette Børkdal explores how botanical illustrations transformed into the world's most expensive dinner service and Theodor Holmskiold's pivotal role in its creation.
An art historian leads a guided tour through an exhibition exploring Danish mushrooms in nature. Admission is included.
Opening reception for the Nyt Lys 2026 exhibition at Sophienholm Kunsthal in Kongens Lyngby.
A guided tour of an exhibition about Danish mushrooms in nature, followed by a communal dinner at the art hall.
Guided tour of an art exhibition about Danish mushrooms at Sophienholm Kunsthal.
