At Home of Carlsberg, you step inside an iconic area with an exhibition and attraction in the heart of Carlsberg's original brewery. You will be taken back to where it all started in 1847 with the story of what Carlsberg was - and is today.  NB! Remember to prebook your visit at Home of Carlsberg. To prebook, your COPENHAGEN CARD needs to be activated, hence you need the cardnumber. Last tour through the exhibition is 2 hours before closing time.  Back to where it all started The exhibition unfolds the fascinating story of Carlsberg and Carlsberg's founder, J.C. Jacobsen, and his son, Carl Jacobsen. A story about how disputes between father and son and very different perceptions of beer brewing have shaped the company. Through interactive games and videos in the exhibition, you will learn more about the science that has played an essential role for Carlsberg since its foundation, and its importance for the development of beer worldwide. You will also discover one of the world's largest bottle collections, with 22,000 unopened beer bottles. And that is just a fraction of what the exhibition contains. Extend your visit with a beer tasting and a guided tour To get the full Home of Carlsberg experience, you can add one or more experiences to your visit. It could be a beer tasting in the old cellars, where our experts will treat you to three beers from Carlsberg's brands. At the same time, they share their extensive knowledge of the beers spiced up with fun anecdotes along the way. You can also go on a historical guided tour of the old brewery area and the mythical cellars with the story of J.C. Jacobsen's lifelong journey of developing and refining beer. Both activities can be added when you buy a ticket to the exhibition. Note – these activities are in English. A large free area Of course, you should also experience the best beer in the world, probably, perfectly served fresh from tap in the cosy Carlsberg Bar. Followed by a visit to our majestic draught horses in the stables. End your visit in the lively Brewery Courtyard surrounded by historical buildings or enjoy the quiet oasis in the Sculpture Garden. Wheelchairs To access the exhibition with a wheelchair, you must book a guided tour 14 days in advance. Get in touch with us for more information and to book your ticket at [email protected]. You can read more about Home of Carlsberg on their website.

Karen Blixen Museum Rungstedlund A beautiful, short walk from Rungsted Kyst Station north of Copenhagen leads to the Karen Blixen Museum. A unique experience awaits in the beautiful, charming and authentic author's home surrounded by a bird sanctuary and situated just by the Sound. Rungstedlund is one of the oldest existing properties on the coastal road Strandvejen and was Karen Blixen's home for most of her life. The author Karen Blixen, also known as Isak Dinesen, wrote herself into world literature with well-known works such as Out of Africa and Babette's Feast. The living rooms at Rungstedlund stand as Karen Blixen left them, decorated in her unique style and with fresh, sumptuous flower arrangements inspired by her own bouquets. Experience changing exhibitions at the museum and explore Karen Blixen's outdoor natural gem, the Bird Sanctuary. There is always free access to the Bird Sanctuary, which was protected in 1958 and has since attracted nature- and bird enthusiasts of all age groups. In 2024, the BLIXEN Route opened - a 16 km certified hiking route marked with signs and audio stories along the way. The route is circular starts at the Karen Blixen Museum and is free of charge. Read more at Karen Blixen Museum — BLIXEN ROUTE Madam Carlsen's café, named after Karen Blixen's housekeeper, is a cozy meeting place offering beautiful views of both forest and sea and with a wonderful outdoor terrace. The café serves brunch, lunch and dinner as well as a good selection of delicious cakes, wine and coffee. It is recommended to book a table here. Find inspiration in a wide selection of books in several languages and be tempted by unique art, fine textiles and quality products in the cozy museum shop.

Cisternerne is an exhibition space for contemporary art, defined by echoing acoustics, high humidity, and the constant sound of dripping water. Prepare yourself for a truly unique underground experience. Descend below ground and immerse yourself in a magical, fully sensory world featuring internationally acclaimed art.As the cold, damp climate of Cisternerne envelops you, you don’t simply observe the artworks —you are completely surrounded by them. The former water reservoir is dimly lit, and its atmospheric setting evokes both fascination and enchantment in visitors of all ages.Each year, Cisternerne invites an artist to create a site-specific installation for its 4,400 square meters. Here, humidity approaches 100%, daylight never penetrates the space, reverberations can last up to 17 seconds, and temperatures range between 4 and 16°C. Marina Abramović: Seven Deaths - March 14th – November 30 th 2026In 2026, Cisternerne presents world-renowned performance artist Marina Abramović’s immersive film installation Seven Deaths, transforming the dark subterranean reservoir into a total, operatic experience.Drawing on seven iconic female roles from the history of opera, Abramović stages death as a poetic and visual drama. Set to arias performed by the legendary opera diva Maria Callas, a rich visual narrative unfolds, with Abramović herself in the leading role alongside Hollywood actor Willem Dafoe.Seven Deaths is an intense and deeply moving exploration of the fundamental conditions of human existence—a compelling meditation on love and loss, life and death, longing and suffering.