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Join a guided tour that focuses on Danish and international design and crafts.

Twice a month, the café and garden are transformed into something as simple, and yet increasingly rare, as a place to eat together.

In the museum’s children’s workshop, there is plenty of room for imagination as we work with linocut printing. 

On Sunday 15 February, Designmuseum Danmark will host a traditional Fastelavn celebration in its historic garden, an annual highlight that brings together costumes, community and the centuries-old ritual of barrel-beating.

To mark what would have been Verner Panton’s 100th birthday, Designmuseum Danmark, in collaboration with DR, invites you to a screening of the documentary Verner Panton – A Life in Colour.

When Designmuseum Danmark, in collaboration with Design denmark, invites you to a series of breathwork sessions with Pernille Lotus, it’s more than just another wellness offering. It’s a meeting point between body, consciousness, and culture.

Twice a month, the café and garden are transformed into something as simple, and yet increasingly rare, as a place to eat together.

When Designmuseum Danmark, in collaboration with Design denmark, invites you to a series of breathwork sessions with Pernille Lotus, it’s more than just another wellness offering. It’s a meeting point between body, consciousness, and culture.

Twice a month, the café and garden are transformed into something as simple, and yet increasingly rare, as a place to eat together.

On two Saturdays in March, you can slow down at Designmuseum Danmark and make your very own sketchbook.

Four times a year, annual pass holders can bring a friend to the museum at no extra charge. If you have a 1+1 pass, you can bring an additional guest, in addition to your regular +1.

Twice a month, the café and garden are transformed into something as simple, and yet increasingly rare, as a place to eat together.

During the Easter holidays, the family workshop invites children and adults to take part in a creative experience where Danish Easter traditions meet Japanese craft heritage.

Four times a year, annual pass holders can bring a friend to the museum at no extra charge. If you have a 1+1 pass, you can bring an additional guest, in addition to your regular +1.

Four times a year, annual pass holders can bring a friend to the museum at no extra charge. If you have a 1+1 pass, you can bring an additional guest, in addition to your regular +1.