Kunsthal Charlottenborg is one of the largest and most beautiful exhibition spaces for contemporary art in Northern Europe The exhibition space presents an ambitious program with international outlook featuring talents as well as established stars from both Denmark and abroad. Kunsthal Charlottenborg presents uncompromising and agenda setting art still understandable for everyone. The trendsetting exhibition program is supplemented with a large number of activities like artist talks, performances, concerts and film screenings. Ever since Kunsthal Charlottenborg opened in 1883, the venue has hosted exhibitions featuring many of the leading contemporary artists of the given times, accommodating many different types of shows and activities. Charlottenborg now celebrates its long history with a large-scale exhibition featuring all-new and older works alike. Together, they will evoke and add nuance to the history of Kunsthal Charlottenborg, a venue without a collection or a historical archive. Embracing chaos, affinities and time glitches, the exhibition Full of Days forges intuitive connections between historical moments and less-remembered shows, stories and events. Through a cacophony of voices, contemporary and historical artists are framed into a reflection on the elusiveness of time and the multiplicity of its representations, offering a non-linear account of one the Kunsthal’s possible histories. Special Exhibithions (Kunsthalcharlottenborg.dk):     Larissa Sansour - These Moments Will Disappear Too: 26 September 2025 – 15 February 2026Kunsthal Charlottenborg presents Larissa Sansour’s largest exhibition to date, blending science fiction, opera, and documentary to explore themes of forced migration, loss, trauma, and environmental threats. The show reflects on history, identity, and the right to home and land through ten works created between 2003 and 2025, many in collaboration with Søren Lind. This marks Sansour’s first large-scale solo exhibition in Denmark; she previously represented Denmark at the Venice Biennale in 2019.Aleksandra Domanović - Canopy Collapse: 9 October 2025 – 15 February 2026Kunsthal Charlottenborg hosts Aleksandra Domanović’s first Scandinavian solo exhibition, presenting works from the past 15 years that explore how technology, the internet, gender, and cultural memory shape identity in a hyper-connected world. Through sculpture, video, photography, and digital media, Domanović examines technological systems and their cultural impact, drawing connections from Yugoslav cybernetics to today’s digital networks. Her conceptually driven practice offers a critical yet playful perspective on how technological change influences who we are and how we remember.Charlottenborg Art Books The independent bookstore offers a distinctive selection of books and magazines, including publications in the fields of fine art, critical design, typography, literature, and theory.Apollo Bar & Canteen Apollo Bar & Canteen are Kunsthal Charlottenborg’s bar and dining place by chef and creator Frederik Bille Brahe. Every weekday from Tuesday to Friday, you can enjoy a healthy and delicious lunch at the canteen, and all week you can enjoy breakfast, lunch or an exciting dinner or just a cup of coffee, a glass of wine or a drink at the bar next to the courtyard.

Nikolaj Kunsthal presents especially Danish, but also international contemporary art in unique historical surroundings in the middle of Copenhagen.  Nikolaj Kunsthal is located in the former St. Nikolaj Church, Copenhagen’s third oldest church with one of the tallest towers in the city – a unique setting for contemporary art Europe-wide. The beautiful architecture is part of an interaction with changing exhibitions, most recently by Ditte Ejlerskov, Nikoline Liv Andersen, David Lynch, HuskMitNavn, Leonard Cohen and others. Nikolaj Kunsthal focuses on Copenhagen’s contemporary art scene and is preoccupied with art meetings across genres, media and formats. The art centre also regularly presents concerts, performances, guided tours, dinners, talks, etc. Exhibitions (nikolajkunsthal.kk.dk): Rest and Routine – Duet for Sanatorium and Modern Hospital - 6th of February to the 6th of April 2026“Rest and Routine – Duet for Sanatorium and Modern Hospital” is an exhibition by Cecilie Penney and Lawrence Ebelle that explores how the architecture of healthcare environments shapes our understanding of care, healing, and human presence. The exhibition contrasts a 1900s tuberculosis sanatorium with a contemporary super hospital, highlighting the shift from humanistic design elements such as light, colour, and nature to today’s focus on efficiency and technology. Presented as an electronic duet, the work features two vocal performances representing the two architectural types, combined with processed field recordings and machine sounds in a quadraphonic sound installation. Building on Penney’s earlier examinations of patient experiences in the Danish healthcare system, the exhibition turns buildings into active narrative voices. The floor is covered with CNC‑cut linoleum based on a modern hospital blueprint, physically integrating architectural structure into the visitor’s movement through the space.

MACA Museum is a contemporary art museum displaying many of the greatest artists of the 20th and 21st centuries - including Warhol, Basquiat, Banksy, RETNA, KAWS, Haring, Koons, Hirst, Emin, and Kusama. MACA Museum presents thought-provoking exhibitions of modern art in an elegant 19th century historic building located in the heart of Copenhagen. MACA offers free audio and text tour guides. The languages are English, Chinese (Simplified), Danish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese and Spanish. The tour guide will provide more detailed information on the exhibitions. Current exhibitions: Banksy & Street Art: The Early Years MACA Museum presents ‘Banksy & Street Art: The Early Years’, an exhibition of rare drawings, stencils, photographs and paintings that provide a fascinating and revealing insight into Banksy’s early working methods and creative processes. Enjoy refreshments in a private outdoor courtyard café during spring and summer, and experience true Danish hygge during the cozy candlelit winter months.

North Atlantic House is an art center where you can encounter North Atlantic art and culture. Here, people and artists from Iceland, Greenland, The Faroe Islands, Denmark - and the rest of the world - meet and inspire one another.A visit to North Atlantic House is guaranteed to expand your horizon and stir your senses. You will find two exhibition rooms in which you can get a taste of North Atlantic culture through changing exhibitions that shed light on the art scene of each of the three countries, one at a time.Furthermore, on specific days and evenings, you can experience everything from concerts, movies, presentations and events.Explore North Atlantic art and culture in the beautiful 18th-century warehouse built in 1767. North Atlantic House was the port for maritime traffic between Denmark and the North Atlantic for over 200 years. Special Exhibitions (nordatlantens.dk):Nordic foodVisit the cultural centre to get a first-hand impression of this intriguing harbour front area. The North Atlantic House is open all year round and offers a lovely café where you can enjoy a good glass of wine or a cup of coffee.On the Nordatlantens Brygge Harbour Front you will find the Faroese and Greenlandic Representations, the Icelandic Embassy, and the culinary treasures of Restaurant Barr.