Culture Night is Copenhagen’s biggest annual open-house event. For one night, a single ticket gets you into hundreds of places across the city. As night falls over Copenhagen, Designmuseum Danmark stays open late, and there is plenty of reason to make your way here.

This major exhibition focuses on Vibskov’s special way of working and features a wealth of different works and experiences – from tiny models of installations and 44 display cases with objects, prototypes and works from Vibskov’s studio to large-scale installations that visitors can move through.

When the leaves fall, there's good reason to head indoors. The autumn holiday at the design museum offers eight exhibitions – from iconic classics and new perspectives on design history to a newly opened, sensory special exhibition with Henrik Vibskov – and on selected days there's a creative workshop for families.

Danish design is known and loved – both at home and abroad. But what led to its success, which designs are central, and who are the major Danish designers of the 20th century? The exhibition 'Danish Modern' unfolds the story of Danish design from the 1920s to the 1970s, focusing on the creation of some of the most iconic Danish design objects.

To mark the 100th anniversary of Verner Panton, Designmuseum Danmark is showcasing some of the most iconic furniture pieces by the celebrated designer. As the 3daysofdesign festival kicks off on 10 June, the museum opens a true Panton universe for visitors to explore throughout the rest of the year.

Exhibitions, film screenings, talks, debates, workshops, concerts, and much more. Stay updated on what's happening at the Designmuseum Denmark.

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At the heart of the museum, you will find café FORMAT. No ticket is needed to visit, and the door is open every day except Monday.