Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

“The acclaimed modern and contemporary art museum about 40 minutes north of Copenhagen, a quick train trip north to Humlebæk. The museum sits just at the coastline, aside from the captivating art exhibitions, it's one of the most peaceful, stunning landscapes I can think of. Definitely a must-see when visiting Copenhagen and likely a place you'll want to go back to again and again.”

“You can ride your bike up the coast here from Copenhagen! (You start by bringing your bike on a short train ride) The museum is one of my favorites in the world not just because of the superb collection but also because of the architecture and sculpture garden. A must see if you’re visiting Copenhagen.”

“Not that Louisiana - this was probably my favorite stop in all of Copenhagen. Art inside and out (with gardens leading right down to the sea), and a pricey but totally worth it cafe that makes it easy to make a full day of it. 40 minute train ride out of the city. Grab a pastry and take a ride!”

“Stunning architecture, surrounded by a garden with modern sculptures right next to the sea with interesting exhibits”

“++ everything Lizzie said”

“Louisiana museum of course, takes about an hour (a little less) via train + a 10 minute walk to get there from the city. Beautiful, beautiful museum, just what you’d expect of Denmark. Very MCM, on a cliff overlooking the water, lots of grass to have a picnic on if you have the right weather— Carol also said people swim in the spring and summer. If you’re there in the fall/winter, you may get lucky and have a rainy day, in which case you’ll feel like you’re in Forks, Washington at the Cullen’s home. Really great permanent collection here, & the temporary exhibits, i’m told, are generally really well curated. We got to see Basquiat Drawings, in my opinion just okay compared to the rest of the museum. Sophie Calle & Lucien Freud coming soon. The entire thing will take you about 3 hours. Also! when you get off the train there is a café, and while you are there you should stop in and get a Flødeboller (many flavors to choose from, I had Yuzu), Licorice (if you’re not going to make it to one of the stores I mentioned in this list), and some tinned fish to take home. Flødeboller One of the museum hallways The walk on the way to the museum”

“This art museum has been extended 7 times since the opening in 1958, mainly by architects Bo and Wolert. It weaves itself into nature, creating different experiences of its surroundings. My favorite room is this unexpected viewpoint.”

“If you’re in Denmark do yourself a favor”

“explored every corner of this stunning museum that’s a 40 minute train ride from copenhagen. impeccably curated and a top memory of my trip. save time for the sea-side lookout, sculpture park, and gift shop.”

“Louisiana is often hailed as one of the most beautiful museums in the world due to the harmonious architecture and scenic location.”

“my all-time favorite museum, located north of the city on the water. it takes about half or a full day to visit. the first property owner, Alexander Brun, who built the Old Villa in 1855, named the house after his three wives—all conveniently called Louise!”

“Fantastic museum, indoor and outdoor, cafe.”

“A dreamy space with amazing curation”

“perfect place”

“One of my favorite museums in the world. Beautiful setting with views of the water right next to a Calder work. Magical place. Take the train from Copenhagen and spend a few hours.”

“Day trip from Copenhagen”

“Best museum I’ve ever been to bar none, I want to find the curator and give them a big sloppy mouth kiss”

“Modern art museum a short train ride away from Copenhagen. Beautiful grounds, overlooking the sea.”