This museum in Copenhagen tells the story of the labour movement and working life in Denmark. It is housed in a flat from 1915 near Nørreport and has exhibitions including the 1950s, the labour movement 1871-2021 and industrial work, plus a children's museum. In the basement is Café & Øl-Halle "1892", Copenhagen's only listed cellar restaurant, and Fru Hansens Kaffebar serves small dishes and cakes in a 1950s style.
Children under 18 get in free, and online tickets are valid for one visit within 90 days. There are lectures, guided tours, community singing and programmes for schools and groups, as well as a shop, library and archive. Seating, entrance and toilet are wheelchair accessible.
