Danish Architecture Center

I visited the Danish Architecture Center while in Copenhagen. The slide was honestly the most fun part. 😆 If you’re not very interested in architecture, the place can feel a little underwhelming. But if you’re just looking for a chill spot to take photos, sit around, or enjoy a coffee, it’s actually quite nice. Just don’t expect too much activity. Also, the view from the upper floors is beautiful and totally worth checking out !! Well…You should definitely try the giant slide. It’s fun and not scary at all.😄

Just go to the cafe at the top. The cakes were on a different level to everything available in Copenhagen (a big surprise) from the exquisite to the devine. A perfect match for our palate, long flavoursome and fruity. Splash the cash here and you will not be diasppointed. Under 18s go in free. One of only a few public spaces with good washroom facilities for the not so able, and they were immaculate, well done.

Really fascinating exhibits here. There’s a really great exhibit on danish, design and architecture (permanent) and a very thought-provoking one on building materials for the 21st-century, that are more biologically inclusive to all creatures. Plus a fun slide, and a rooftop café with great views!

An interesting exhibition covering the history of Danish architecture. I found the audio guide a little long and disjointed from the content, but overall I enjoyed the visit and the slide!!

It is a nice place if you really enjoy the historic origin of products and design and the designer themselves. They have lots of information on the design and the product displayed. Was hoping to get the audio version so we don’t have to spend a lot of time reading, however, the audio set were all out… Love the slide at the end and some interactive spots for pictures

The building is beautiful. The items of the museum are ok. There are instructive videos there and a long slide. Restaurant/cafe has grand view

Such a cool place to visit if you’re into design and architecture. Sadly the second floor was closed during my visit. It’s still fun to be here even if you don’t know much about design because at least you can take a slider down from the third floor to the ground floor!

Beautiful and modern museum, with an outstanding staff, and a gorgeously curated collection of art, architecture and design. Also, do not miss the chance to slide down the slide at the end of your visit! Childhood memories instantly unlocked <3