"The Glyptotek, behind Tivoli, was founded by the 19th-century art collector Carl Jacobsen, Mr. Carlsberg himself, and houses modern art and antiquities." Full review

"Fin de siècle architecture dallies with an eclectic mix of art." Full review

"What was once a garage for the Carlsberg brewery is now one of Copenhagen’s hottest art precincts, with three leading galleries under the one roof." Full review

"A compact museum filled with the collection amassed by Carl Jacobsen (founder of Carlsberg beer)." Full review

"The museum’s two collections are antiquities and French and Danish art from the 19th century." Full review

"Boasts the biggest collection of antiquities in Northern Europe (the Etruscan section is particularly impressive)." Full review

"The art museum is decorated with creatively remodeled pre-Nazi swastikas. " Full review

"The collection at the Glyptotek is staggering." Full review

"For culture, start at the National Museum of Denmark for some Viking history, then change it up with a visit to the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, a museum showcasing 6,000 years worth of history in exhibitions ranging from Ancient Egypt to the works of Van Gogh"

"Denmark's top repository of artifacts. Wander a while... and you'll find a few palatical rooms and a lot more random booty that's immensely fascinating." Full review

"One of the best museums of its kind in Europe, the Nationalmuseet is inside a 18th-century royal residence that's peaked by massive overhead windows." Full review

"Has first claims on virtually every antiquity uncovered on Danish soil, including Stone Age tools, Viking weaponry, rune stones, and medieval jewellery." Full review

"Organises temporary exhibitions, and the permanent collection presents the history of Denmark through its successive objects and cultures." Full review

"A must-see for its rich collections, the museum has been extended several times since its foundation in 1819." Full review

"Denmark’s largest museum is a stunning display of cultural history, both Danish and foreign." Full review

"The National Museum of Denmark is a fantastic old building, a former palace, where visitors can see Viking treasures such as the Tissø ring as well as Viksø helmets (pictured), preserved bodies found in bogs and exhibitions that invite you into new interpretations of history – I always leave with a lust for gold! A recent exhibition included a multimedia presentation that took visitors on a Viking raid"

"The National Museum of Denmark is a treasure trove of Danish culture and history. It’s also home to interesting global exhibits that include African masks and Egyptian tombs."