Denmark's national museum of natural history stands in the corner of the Botanical Garden (Botanisk Have) in Copenhagen, close to Nørreport Station. Its roots go back to the 17th-century cabinet of curiosities of the physician Ole Worm, and the collections hold about 14 million objects. The exhibitions include dinosaurs and minerals.
There is a café serving lunch with a view over the garden, as well as shops, and guided tours of the museum and the garden are offered. The museum runs family programmes, holiday activities and school programmes, and rooms can be hired for events. The entrance, parking and toilet are wheelchair accessible.
