Copenhagen Contemporary

Visited Soft Robots exhibition in late January. Pleasantly surprised by the high level of curatorial work and exhibition design, the architecture and the concept. Copenhagen is lucky to have such generous, spacious venues for large-scale, complex art installations. Such a timely exhibition — it really should travel to other European cities before AI turns humanoids into mechanical biorobots. As understood, the museum is still in a growth phase, it's direction is right. Missed a larger café where visitors could sit after the exhibition, process the experience, and eat. The rear 2A bus stop needs signage — for newcomers it’s not easy to find the CC without visible signs. Highly recommended for all modern art fans.

Definitely a bit off the routes, buts a place to go!!! It is not valued enough in the suggestions for museums. Take the Bus 2A to be closer or just walk, if weather allows. Being here in January was great to walk through an exhibition Soft Robots. After then, take the ferry nearby to reach the other shore and see the Marmorkirken!

Out of the way however still accessible either by car, bike, bus or water bus. The museum is located in a really cool area where there is everything you may want to do as a hang out day. The exhibit on soft robots and Ai was interesting but is quite particular and you need to let it get to you. Cafe is nice.

Great museum! Not as easy to get to as many of the other Copenhagen attractions (you have to walk a long ways or take a bus), but worth the trek. There was some really brilliant art and fun activities. The perfect size museum because you can see everything but it doesn’t take all day. Close to a street food market that smelled really good! Helpful attendants. Good experience.

This is the best art gallery I have ever visited! I’m so impressed with the range of works and artists, and the installations for children. I was surprised and delighted around every corner. A Copenhagen must visit!

Bit disappointed at the current exhibition and that this modern art museum has only one right now. For such a big building i was hoping for a lot more. But other than that, it was still interesting to see stuff and walk around.

if you can understand contem. art this is the place but for those ordinary people like me, no need to come this far since beside this place there is nothing much to do or eat during the day time.

We only had a short time, but in the end we decided to ditch our other plans and enjoy the museum fully. We loved it, it was a workday and not too crowded (except for one sensory exhibit we couldn’t wait for in the end), but we got to blow bubbles and make our very own robot as well as enjoy the other installations. We got tickets as part of the CPH card. Definitely a must see if you’re visiting Copenhagen!