The City Beneath the City – Archaeologists Open the Gate to the Past
Beneath the streets of Copenhagen lie the remains of buildings that disappeared from the cityscape long ago. As part of the CaFx architecture biennale, the Archaeological Workshop invites you on a fascinating journey into the city's hidden layers.
Open House // Free admission to the Museum of Copenhagen
Since 2020, the Museum of Copenhagen has been housed in an architectural gem at Stormgade 18. The building was constructed in 1893-94 as a guardianship office - a place where the state administered the estates of underage women and children.
Free tour in English: An Italian Renaissance Palace Built for Care
Discover the intriguing history of the building now home to the Museum of Copenhagen. Constructed in 1893–94 as a guardianship office, it was where the state managed the finances of legally incapacitated women and children.
Special exhibition: The sound of Copenhagen
What does Copenhagen sound like? And how has the city's sound developed over time?
You can learn about this - and much more - at the Museum of Copenhagen's special exhibition THE SOUND OF COPENHAGEN – Noise, Voices, and Silence, which can be experienced daily from 16 May 2025 to 4 January 2026.
Admission to the exhibition is included in the ticket to the Museum of Copenhagen.