This art museum in central Copenhagen has a collection of Islamic art, older European art and applied arts, plus a smaller selection of newer Danish painting, sculpture and ceramics. Islamic art is the most important part. The collection also includes Danish and European faience and porcelain.
It was founded by Supreme Court attorney C.L. David, who left his collections in the house where he lived. The house was built around 1806-07, and admission is free year-round, with free guided tours on Wednesdays and weekends, where places can be booked. The app is free, and the collection can be searched online. The toilet is wheelchair accessible, but the entrance is not.
