How much is a ticket to the National Museum of Denmark?
Ticket prices and opening hours
Short answer
As of November 2026 an adult ticket to the National Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen costs 150 kr. at the door. If you buy online you pay 135 kr., a 10 % discount. Visitors under 18 enter free, and groups of 10 or more pay 135 kr. per person. The ticket gives access to all exhibitions, and the museum is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10.00 to 17.00.
Why
- Buying online saves 15 kr. per adult.
- Children and teenagers under 18 enter free.
- One ticket covers all exhibitions.
Details
The museum is at Ny Vestergade 10 in central Copenhagen.
Tip
The museum is closed on Mondays, so plan your visit from Tuesday to Sunday.
What may differ
Prices and opening hours can change around holidays, so check before you go.
Common misconception
Some visitors expect the national museum to be free for everyone.
What actually happens
Entry is free only for visitors under 18; adults pay 150 kr. at the door in 2026.
People also ask
- Is the National Museum included in the Copenhagen Card?
- How long do you need at the National Museum?
- Is there a student discount at the National Museum?
Sources
This answer is for reference only. Prices, fees and taxes change, so check the official sources before you plan your budget.
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