National Gallery of Denmark

Amazing place. Would love to go back.

The National Gallery of Denmark is located in the center of Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, adjacent to the Botanical Garden and Roseburg Palace. The building is very bright and there are many collections, focusing on the Danish modernism and the Dutch school of painting in the 20th century. Danish Modernists still have a few brushes. The introduction did a good job. Classical and modern come together, and art-loving young artists should definitely not miss it. The museum is very large and exhibits abundant exhibits.

Located on the opposite side of the road from the west of Rosenborg Palace Garden, it is easy to find. In a large garden, the building is towering and magnificent and has 5 floors. To enter, you need to collect coins at the front desk and deposit your bag in the basement. There is a corridor connecting the two halls in the inner part. It is very particularly worth recommending, as there are classical exhibits from Europe and Asia, medieval oil paintings and sculptures. highly recommended!

The National Gallery of Denmark is a well-known art palace, where classics and moderns complement each other. It currently houses about 9,000 artworks. If you have a pro who likes art, you must not miss it. The collection of paintings and sculptures is very rich, and the exhibition area is clearly distributed according to time. And their restaurant is delicious! If you are tired from shopping, you can eat something and then go shopping! Especially fun, highly recommended! The important thing is that there are many works of Fauvism and Cubism, and there is a masterpiece of Matisse.

This museum is very well organized and it makes it easy for me to keep up. It clearly explains the history of Denmark, allowing me to easily follow and establish contact with it. Love this museum! If you like museums and history, plan to stay at least 4 hours.