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The Danish Natural History Museum
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Museum of Natural History
Øster Voldgade 5, 7, 1350 Indre By, Denmark
Rosenborg Castle
Øster Voldgade 4A, 1350 København, Denmark
SMK – Statens Museum for Kunst
Sølvgade 48-50, 1307 Indre By, Denmark
The King's Garden
Øster Voldgade 4A, 1307 København, Denmark
Botanical Garden
Gothersgade 128, 1123 København K, Denmark
Palmehuset
1353 Copenhagen, Denmark
Rosenhaven
Øster Voldgade 4A, 1307 København, Denmark
Hirschsprung Collection
Stockholmsgade 20, 2100 København, Denmark
Kings Collection
Rosenborg Castle, Øster Voldgade 4A, 1350 København, Denmark
Østre Anlæg
Stockholmsgade 20, 2100 København, Denmark
Nearby restaurants
Ø12
Øster Farimagsgade 12b, 2100 Indre By, Denmark
Det Vide Hus
Gothersgade 113, 1123 København, Denmark
The Union Kitchen Østerbro
Øster Farimagsgade 16A, 2100 København, Denmark
Juju
Øster Farimagsgade 8, 2100 København, Denmark
GAO Dumpling Bar
Øster Farimagsgade 27, 2100 København, Denmark
ItalGastro
Nørre Voldgade 25, 1358 København, Denmark
Garden Restaurant & Vinbar
Gothersgade 87 &, Landemærket 57, 1119 København, Denmark
Orangeriet
Kronprinsessegade 13, 1306 København, Denmark
Sàigòner Bistro
Øster Farimagsgade 12A, 2100 København, Denmark
Le Quattro Stagioni
Sølvgade 90, 1307 København, Denmark
Nearby hotels
Wakeup Copenhagen, Borgergade
Borgergade 9, 1300 København K, Denmark
Scandic Nørreport
Frederiksborggade 18, 1360 København, Denmark
25hours Hotel Indre By
Pilestræde 65, 1112 København, Denmark
Apēron Apartment Hotel
Pustervig 8, 1126 København, Denmark
Ibsens Hotel
Vendersgade 23, 1363 København, Denmark
Hotel Kong Arthur
Nørre Søgade 11, 1370 København, Denmark
Rosenborg Hotel Apartments
Landemærket 9, 1119 København, Denmark
Venders Copenhagen
Nørre Voldgade 11, 1358 København, Denmark
Hotel Østerport
Oslo Pl. 5, 2100 København, Denmark
Phoenix Copenhagen
Bredgade 37, 1260 København, Denmark
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The Danish Natural History Museum

Øster Voldgade 5, 7, 1350 København K, Denmark
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attractions: Museum of Natural History, Rosenborg Castle, SMK – Statens Museum for Kunst, The King's Garden, Botanical Garden, Palmehuset, Rosenhaven, Hirschsprung Collection, Kings Collection, Østre Anlæg, restaurants: Ø12, Det Vide Hus, The Union Kitchen Østerbro, Juju, GAO Dumpling Bar, ItalGastro, Garden Restaurant & Vinbar, Orangeriet, Sàigòner Bistro, Le Quattro Stagioni
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+45 35 32 22 22
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Nearby attractions of The Danish Natural History Museum

Museum of Natural History

Rosenborg Castle

SMK – Statens Museum for Kunst

The King's Garden

Botanical Garden

Palmehuset

Rosenhaven

Hirschsprung Collection

Kings Collection

Østre Anlæg

Museum of Natural History

Museum of Natural History

4.1

(1.6K)

Open 24 hours
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Rosenborg Castle

Rosenborg Castle

4.6

(9.8K)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
SMK – Statens Museum for Kunst

SMK – Statens Museum for Kunst

4.6

(2.8K)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
The King's Garden

The King's Garden

4.6

(5.5K)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Explore Copenhagens landmarks
Explore Copenhagens landmarks
Sun, Dec 14 • 12:00 PM
1259, Copenhagen, Denmark
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Soak up Christmas hygge with a Copenhagen native
Soak up Christmas hygge with a Copenhagen native
Sun, Dec 14 • 2:00 PM
1360, Copenhagen, Denmark
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Monet: The Immersive Experience
Monet: The Immersive Experience
Sun, Dec 14 • 10:00 AM
Refshalevej 175A, København, 1432
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Nearby restaurants of The Danish Natural History Museum

Ø12

Det Vide Hus

The Union Kitchen Østerbro

Juju

GAO Dumpling Bar

ItalGastro

Garden Restaurant & Vinbar

Orangeriet

Sàigòner Bistro

Le Quattro Stagioni

Ø12

Ø12

4.7

(686)

Click for details
Det Vide Hus

Det Vide Hus

4.6

(275)

Click for details
The Union Kitchen Østerbro

The Union Kitchen Østerbro

4.3

(194)

Click for details
Juju

Juju

4.1

(153)

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Reviews of The Danish Natural History Museum

4.1
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3.0
15w

A brilliant museum from an educational perspective. The museum's layout is perfect for understanding, and while it's not the Natural Sciences Museum, the presentation is excellent. My son, who is a biologist and works in science communication, found a presentation like this—simple but not simplistic—to be very useful. My 15-year-old daughter also found it a great way to learn about animal biology and how early scientists acquired and organized knowledge. As a teacher of teenagers, I give the museum's layout an A+. Unfortunately, a large group that had entered (adults at an event, aged between 30 and 50) started to speak extremely loud . We asked twice at the reception desk to please ask them to speak more quietly because it felt like a market, and on both occasions we were ignored. I've traveled a lot and never encountered anything like this. The security guards always call attention to the slightest noise, logically, it's a museum. Furthermore, when we went to a kind of workshop for the kids to draw, see different skeletons, and use a microscope, the ones talking very loudly were some young people from the museum dressed in green, like guides or interns, we don't know. In fact, there was a 7-year-old German boy in the room who spoke the way people in a museum usually do. And another group of Danish schoolchildren, who came with the teacher, also didn't make half as much noise (and would have been much more understandable in their case) as the adults and young assistants. This noise, and the staff's inaction in reducing it, is what led me to give the museum only a 3-star rating. If I could give a more accurate assessment, I'd give the staff a 1 and the museum a 5....

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4.0
18w

Great museum with fascinating exhibits – but a bit smaller than expected I really enjoyed my visit to the Danish Natural History Museum in Copenhagen. It's a great place to explore the wonders of the natural world, with engaging and well-curated exhibitions. You can see an impressive collection of fossils, dinosaur skeletons, rare minerals, animal specimens, and botanical displays. The life-sized models and detailed explanations make it both educational and enjoyable for children and adults alike. Some highlights include: A large dinosaur skeleton and a section on prehistoric life A walk through the evolution of animals and plants Beautiful mineral and crystal collections A rich display of animal species from Denmark and around the world The adjacent Botanical Garden, which is peaceful and beautiful, especially in spring and summer Staff were friendly and helpful, and most signs and information panels were available in both Danish and English. The reason I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because I expected the exhibitions to be a bit larger in scale, and some of the display cases felt outdated. With more modern lighting and glass, the specimens could really shine and be appreciated in their full beauty without distracting reflections.

Overall, I highly recommend it for a relaxing and educational few hours in Copenhagen, especially if it's...

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4.0
1y

Il Museo Botanico di Copenaghen è un vero gioiello nascosto, perfetto per chi ama la natura e vuole immergersi in un’oasi di tranquillità nel cuore della città. La mia visita mi ha lasciato un senso di meraviglia per la cura e la ricchezza delle collezioni che ospita. Si ha quasi l'impressione di entrare in un mondo segreto, dove il tempo sembra rallentare per lasciare spazio all’osservazione e alla contemplazione.

Ciò che colpisce è la straordinaria varietà di piante, molte delle quali provenienti da habitat remoti e difficili da trovare altrove. Passeggiando per le serre, ti trovi a scoprire specie rare ed esotiche, con un senso di scoperta continuo, come se il giardino stesso volesse svelarti i suoi segreti poco a poco. Le serre, soprattutto quella delle palme, hanno un fascino particolare, con l'umidità che avvolge tutto e i raggi di luce che filtrano tra le foglie giganti, creando un'atmosfera quasi tropicale, surreale.

Forse non tutti sanno che questo museo custodisce una delle collezioni botaniche più antiche e importanti d'Europa. I campioni storici raccolti qui raccontano secoli di esplorazioni scientifiche, e la collezione di erbario, conservata con estrema cura, è tra le più grandi del mondo. Non è solo un luogo di bellezza, ma anche un centro di ricerca botanica di rilevanza internazionale. È affascinante pensare che molti dei botanici più illustri abbiano contribuito a questa collezione con campioni raccolti nei viaggi di esplorazione, dando così vita a un museo che oggi è un vero e proprio tesoro scientifico.

Una delle cose che ho apprezzato di più è la pace che si respira. A differenza di altri luoghi turistici, qui puoi prenderti il tuo tempo per esplorare, sederti all’ombra di un albero secolare e semplicemente goderti la bellezza della natura. Il tutto con lo sfondo della città che sembra quasi svanire, come se fossi entrato in un angolo di mondo dove l’unica cosa che conta è il verde attorno a te.

È un luogo che consiglio vivamente a chiunque visiti Copenaghen, soprattutto se cerchi una pausa dai ritmi frenetici e vuoi vivere un’esperienza autentica, intima, lontana dalla folla, ma piena di storia e...

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Esther Monsó CasadoEsther Monsó Casado
A brilliant museum from an educational perspective. The museum's layout is perfect for understanding, and while it's not the Natural Sciences Museum, the presentation is excellent. My son, who is a biologist and works in science communication, found a presentation like this—simple but not simplistic—to be very useful. My 15-year-old daughter also found it a great way to learn about animal biology and how early scientists acquired and organized knowledge. As a teacher of teenagers, I give the museum's layout an A+. Unfortunately, a large group that had entered (adults at an event, aged between 30 and 50) started to speak extremely loud . We asked twice at the reception desk to please ask them to speak more quietly because it felt like a market, and on both occasions we were ignored. I've traveled a lot and never encountered anything like this. The security guards always call attention to the slightest noise, logically, it's a museum. Furthermore, when we went to a kind of workshop for the kids to draw, see different skeletons, and use a microscope, the ones talking very loudly were some young people from the museum dressed in green, like guides or interns, we don't know. In fact, there was a 7-year-old German boy in the room who spoke the way people in a museum usually do. And another group of Danish schoolchildren, who came with the teacher, also didn't make half as much noise (and would have been much more understandable in their case) as the adults and young assistants. This noise, and the staff's inaction in reducing it, is what led me to give the museum only a 3-star rating. If I could give a more accurate assessment, I'd give the staff a 1 and the museum a 5. What a shame!
Branko DimitrijevićBranko Dimitrijević
Great museum with fascinating exhibits – but a bit smaller than expected I really enjoyed my visit to the Danish Natural History Museum in Copenhagen. It's a great place to explore the wonders of the natural world, with engaging and well-curated exhibitions. You can see an impressive collection of fossils, dinosaur skeletons, rare minerals, animal specimens, and botanical displays. The life-sized models and detailed explanations make it both educational and enjoyable for children and adults alike. Some highlights include: A large dinosaur skeleton and a section on prehistoric life A walk through the evolution of animals and plants Beautiful mineral and crystal collections A rich display of animal species from Denmark and around the world The adjacent Botanical Garden, which is peaceful and beautiful, especially in spring and summer Staff were friendly and helpful, and most signs and information panels were available in both Danish and English. The reason I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because I expected the exhibitions to be a bit larger in scale, and some of the display cases felt outdated. With more modern lighting and glass, the specimens could really shine and be appreciated in their full beauty without distracting reflections. Overall, I highly recommend it for a relaxing and educational few hours in Copenhagen, especially if it's raining outside :-)
Flavio “fla1706” laeraFlavio “fla1706” laera
Il Museo Botanico di Copenaghen è un vero gioiello nascosto, perfetto per chi ama la natura e vuole immergersi in un’oasi di tranquillità nel cuore della città. La mia visita mi ha lasciato un senso di meraviglia per la cura e la ricchezza delle collezioni che ospita. Si ha quasi l'impressione di entrare in un mondo segreto, dove il tempo sembra rallentare per lasciare spazio all’osservazione e alla contemplazione. Ciò che colpisce è la straordinaria varietà di piante, molte delle quali provenienti da habitat remoti e difficili da trovare altrove. Passeggiando per le serre, ti trovi a scoprire specie rare ed esotiche, con un senso di scoperta continuo, come se il giardino stesso volesse svelarti i suoi segreti poco a poco. Le serre, soprattutto quella delle palme, hanno un fascino particolare, con l'umidità che avvolge tutto e i raggi di luce che filtrano tra le foglie giganti, creando un'atmosfera quasi tropicale, surreale. Forse non tutti sanno che questo museo custodisce una delle collezioni botaniche più antiche e importanti d'Europa. I campioni storici raccolti qui raccontano secoli di esplorazioni scientifiche, e la collezione di erbario, conservata con estrema cura, è tra le più grandi del mondo. Non è solo un luogo di bellezza, ma anche un centro di ricerca botanica di rilevanza internazionale. È affascinante pensare che molti dei botanici più illustri abbiano contribuito a questa collezione con campioni raccolti nei viaggi di esplorazione, dando così vita a un museo che oggi è un vero e proprio tesoro scientifico. Una delle cose che ho apprezzato di più è la pace che si respira. A differenza di altri luoghi turistici, qui puoi prenderti il tuo tempo per esplorare, sederti all’ombra di un albero secolare e semplicemente goderti la bellezza della natura. Il tutto con lo sfondo della città che sembra quasi svanire, come se fossi entrato in un angolo di mondo dove l’unica cosa che conta è il verde attorno a te. È un luogo che consiglio vivamente a chiunque visiti Copenaghen, soprattutto se cerchi una pausa dai ritmi frenetici e vuoi vivere un’esperienza autentica, intima, lontana dalla folla, ma piena di storia e fascino naturale.
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A brilliant museum from an educational perspective. The museum's layout is perfect for understanding, and while it's not the Natural Sciences Museum, the presentation is excellent. My son, who is a biologist and works in science communication, found a presentation like this—simple but not simplistic—to be very useful. My 15-year-old daughter also found it a great way to learn about animal biology and how early scientists acquired and organized knowledge. As a teacher of teenagers, I give the museum's layout an A+. Unfortunately, a large group that had entered (adults at an event, aged between 30 and 50) started to speak extremely loud . We asked twice at the reception desk to please ask them to speak more quietly because it felt like a market, and on both occasions we were ignored. I've traveled a lot and never encountered anything like this. The security guards always call attention to the slightest noise, logically, it's a museum. Furthermore, when we went to a kind of workshop for the kids to draw, see different skeletons, and use a microscope, the ones talking very loudly were some young people from the museum dressed in green, like guides or interns, we don't know. In fact, there was a 7-year-old German boy in the room who spoke the way people in a museum usually do. And another group of Danish schoolchildren, who came with the teacher, also didn't make half as much noise (and would have been much more understandable in their case) as the adults and young assistants. This noise, and the staff's inaction in reducing it, is what led me to give the museum only a 3-star rating. If I could give a more accurate assessment, I'd give the staff a 1 and the museum a 5. What a shame!
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Great museum with fascinating exhibits – but a bit smaller than expected I really enjoyed my visit to the Danish Natural History Museum in Copenhagen. It's a great place to explore the wonders of the natural world, with engaging and well-curated exhibitions. You can see an impressive collection of fossils, dinosaur skeletons, rare minerals, animal specimens, and botanical displays. The life-sized models and detailed explanations make it both educational and enjoyable for children and adults alike. Some highlights include: A large dinosaur skeleton and a section on prehistoric life A walk through the evolution of animals and plants Beautiful mineral and crystal collections A rich display of animal species from Denmark and around the world The adjacent Botanical Garden, which is peaceful and beautiful, especially in spring and summer Staff were friendly and helpful, and most signs and information panels were available in both Danish and English. The reason I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because I expected the exhibitions to be a bit larger in scale, and some of the display cases felt outdated. With more modern lighting and glass, the specimens could really shine and be appreciated in their full beauty without distracting reflections. Overall, I highly recommend it for a relaxing and educational few hours in Copenhagen, especially if it's raining outside :-)
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Il Museo Botanico di Copenaghen è un vero gioiello nascosto, perfetto per chi ama la natura e vuole immergersi in un’oasi di tranquillità nel cuore della città. La mia visita mi ha lasciato un senso di meraviglia per la cura e la ricchezza delle collezioni che ospita. Si ha quasi l'impressione di entrare in un mondo segreto, dove il tempo sembra rallentare per lasciare spazio all’osservazione e alla contemplazione. Ciò che colpisce è la straordinaria varietà di piante, molte delle quali provenienti da habitat remoti e difficili da trovare altrove. Passeggiando per le serre, ti trovi a scoprire specie rare ed esotiche, con un senso di scoperta continuo, come se il giardino stesso volesse svelarti i suoi segreti poco a poco. Le serre, soprattutto quella delle palme, hanno un fascino particolare, con l'umidità che avvolge tutto e i raggi di luce che filtrano tra le foglie giganti, creando un'atmosfera quasi tropicale, surreale. Forse non tutti sanno che questo museo custodisce una delle collezioni botaniche più antiche e importanti d'Europa. I campioni storici raccolti qui raccontano secoli di esplorazioni scientifiche, e la collezione di erbario, conservata con estrema cura, è tra le più grandi del mondo. Non è solo un luogo di bellezza, ma anche un centro di ricerca botanica di rilevanza internazionale. È affascinante pensare che molti dei botanici più illustri abbiano contribuito a questa collezione con campioni raccolti nei viaggi di esplorazione, dando così vita a un museo che oggi è un vero e proprio tesoro scientifico. Una delle cose che ho apprezzato di più è la pace che si respira. A differenza di altri luoghi turistici, qui puoi prenderti il tuo tempo per esplorare, sederti all’ombra di un albero secolare e semplicemente goderti la bellezza della natura. Il tutto con lo sfondo della città che sembra quasi svanire, come se fossi entrato in un angolo di mondo dove l’unica cosa che conta è il verde attorno a te. È un luogo che consiglio vivamente a chiunque visiti Copenaghen, soprattutto se cerchi una pausa dai ritmi frenetici e vuoi vivere un’esperienza autentica, intima, lontana dalla folla, ma piena di storia e fascino naturale.
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