Thorvaldsens Museum on Slotsholmen was built to house the works and personal collections of the Danish sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen. The building, completed in 1848 and designed by M.G. Bindesbøll, is one of the finest examples of Danish neoclassicism - its colourful fresco facades make it a landmark in its own right. Inside you find sculptures, drawings, antique objects and Thorvaldsen's tomb.
Improve your drawing skills this autumn at Thorvaldsens Museum with instructor Henrik Leach Hansen, learning anatomy and composition inspired by the museum's sculptures.
A 12-week drawing course at Thorvaldsens Museum with instructor Henrik Leach Hansen, exploring anatomy, composition and drawing techniques inspired by the museum's sculptures and exhibitions.
Curator Annette Johansen guides you through Thorvaldsen's painting collection after hours, exploring romantic motifs and artistic perspectives from Denmark's Golden Age.
A six-week drawing class for children aged 11-13 at Thorvaldsens Museum, led by artist Anne Louise Blicher. Learn classical drawing techniques using the museum's sculptures and spaces as subjects.
A guided evening tour through Thorvaldsen Museum with lanterns and spotlit sculptures, exploring the mythological stories behind the works.
Artist Anne Louise Blicher teaches oil painting and nature observation in the museum's Plaster Studio workshop. The two-hour session combines an introduction to the exhibition with hands-on painting using natural materials.
A 25-member women's choir performs folk and world music at Thorvaldsen's Museum, celebrating Lucia night with pieces from Sardinia, Georgia, and beyond.
Astrid Engberg presents her album Cracks at Thorvaldsens Museum in a one-off performance with an expanded band - an intimate jazz evening in a historic setting.