Copenhagen to Danish Modernism sites: Private day trip

The Louisiana Museum opened in 1958 and is now one of the most renowned modern art museums in the world, thanks to its incredible architecture and permanent collection of modern and contemporary art. Visitors can appreciate the museum’s stand-out modern design, which features glass corridors between galleries and a diverse collection of works. The grounds feature sculptures by Henry Moore and Alexander Calder, and offer guests peaceful views of the Oresund Sea. Travelers may also enjoy strolling through Humblebaek, the surrounding coastal town. The museum is closed on Mondays, and tickets should be purchased online in advance, especially during the busy summer months: https://www.louisiana.dk/

AART architects designed Helsingor Kulturvaerftet (culture yard) and will impress fans of modern architecture with its unique incorporation of bold design and industrial elements. The site features a remarkable public library that boasts views of the harbor and is also home to a theater and vibrant community space. Visiting the culture yard is a great way to see Danish Modernism in action in a beautiful, functional space. Learn more: https://kuto.dk/english/# Nearby, Helsingor’s iconic Kronborg Castle, which features in Shakespeare’s Hamlet, is open for visitors. Those planning to visit the castle should allot extra time for this stop, and purchase a ticket online in advance: https://kronborg.dk/en/plan-your-visit