National Gallery of Denmark Museum

Denmark's national gallery housing Danish and international art

Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen houses Denmark's national collection of Danish and international art from the Renaissance to contemporary works; visitors tour paintings, sculpture and special exhibitions.

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Address
Sølvgade 48-50, 1307 København K, Denmark
55.6889, 12.5786
Admission
Free permanent collection; charges for special exhibitions

The National Gallery of Denmark is the country’s state art museum located in Copenhagen, serving as the primary public collection of Danish and international art. Its holdings span historic to modern periods and support temporary exhibitions and research.

Galleries present Danish art alongside European and global works, with displays that range from older master paintings to 19th- and 20th-century developments and contemporary art. Rotating special exhibitions bring international loans and thematic installations.

The museum grew from royal and state collections over the 19th and 20th centuries as Denmark organized a national art institution and built museum facilities to display and care for those holdings.

Situated in central Copenhagen, the gallery is within the city’s main cultural quarter and is readily reachable by public transport.

  • Collections: Houses the national collection of Danish and international art spanning several centuries, from Renaissance through contemporary works.
  • Location: Located in central Copenhagen and accessible from the city's main cultural districts.