The Happiness Museum
Museum · Amagertorv ·

The Happiness Museum

Museum · Amagertorv ·

Exhibits on happiness research, interactive displays, and visitor notes

happiness research
positivity
good vibes
friendly staff
hygge
well-being
quality of life
family friendly
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null
The Happiness Museum by null

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Admiralgade 19, 1066 København, Denmark Get directions

Restroom
Family friendly
Paid street parking
Gender neutral restroom
Free Wi-Fi

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Admiralgade 19, 1066 København, Denmark Get directions

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Features

•Restroom
•Family friendly
•Paid street parking
•Gender neutral restroom
•Free Wi-Fi
•LGBTQ friendly
•Trans safe

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Jan 5, 2026

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Located in Copenhagen, this museum is presented as a place you can visit to learn more about why the city’s population is so cheerful, specifically in relation to the Danish concept of ‘hygge’, which is about taking time away from the daily rush to relax, enjoy life’s quieter pleasures, and be together with people you care about or even by yourself. - Liv Kelly

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The Happiness Museum

Iryna J.

Google
Wonderful museum! Very informative, fun and interesting! A hidden gem in Copenhagen and so much worth visiting! We all need a but more happiness in our lives:) The front lady Anna guides you in the direction you need, so welcoming and kind. There are few reasons why Danish people are so happy and this museum gave me some clues on that.

Alina O.

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I just visited the Museum of Happiness, and it was such a wonderful experience! Everything there radiates positivity and good vibes, but what truly made my visit unforgettable was the lovely lady at the entrance. She was absolutely amazing — so kind, cheerful, and full of genuine happiness. You could tell she truly loves what she does and enjoys spreading joy to everyone who walks in. She made my day!🤩🫶

Rosie L.

Google
Really great little museum, me and my 15 year old son really enjoyed. I recommend a visit whilst in Copenhagen.

Backpacker Flip F.

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Interesting idea, but not worth the entry fee. The Happiness Museum has some thoughtful exhibits about the science of happiness, and I especially loved the room where visitors leave sticky notes about what makes them happy - sweet, personal, and heartwarming. However, the museum is very small and can be seen in around 20 minutes. For the price (~$17 USD) it felt more like an extended infographic than a full experience. It also felt like some of the information was outdated (up to 2016 US Election seemed to be the latest noted date/event in the formal exhibition). This museum is worth a visit if you're really into psychology or Danish culture, but not a must-see in Copenhagen

Burtas B.

Google
A small museum, which we even passed on the street, although there is a sign. The museum presents various scientific studies of happiness, interesting facts. invites the visitor to try, to evaluate what happiness is. Fun, worth a visit.

Lorenza I.

Google
Probably the best museum I've ever seen. Well documented, super interesting, lovely, adorable and it leaves you with a very clear sense of a warm heart. Highly recommend!

Anton K

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Stumbled upon this museum by chance and was delighted by it as someone who’s been interested in happiness research/books. Great infographics. Our highlight was the room where everyone contributes their happiness post-it notes

Maryna I.

Google
Really nice museum, highly recommend it to visit! Probably the main point is while being there to reflect on your own happiness, something that’s truly important and that you don’t need lots to become a happy person, it’s right there! Moreover you can get an opportunity to become a part of the museum (share your joyful things/people in life) and enjoy its small entertainments. Plus obviously lots of new information, so you have to be ready to spend there 1-2 hours :)