Utzon Center

Beautiful museum showcasing the life and works of the famous Danish architect who conceptualised the Sydney Opera House and various other beautiful buildings. The museum hallways talk about the life and works of the architect while there are separate rooms for some of his most important works. These give a good insight into the mind of the great man! There is also a section to get hands on and build structures with LEGO bricks or get on a computer and build some models. There is a robotics lab for use by the local university and a nice little courtyard. Such useful places! Finally there is a restaurant too but I didn’t try this one.

Beautiful design centre and curated exhibitions. Honours Utzon career & design achievements. Addition exhibition : Waste Wonderland. Insightful & creative use of industrial waste by designers. Centre also has a lovely restaurant attached with indoor and outdoor seating options. Food is fresh delicious and staff very attentive. Highly recommend the set brunch, available before 2pm.

A charming little museum, a definite hidden gem of Aalborg! You can see models of Utzon's projects (realised and not), there are several rooms with changing exposition and workshops (currently occupied by the University of Aalborg). The adjacent restaurant is also lovely

Very interesting museum on Utzon and his architecture. Staff is extremely supportive.

Fantastic museum with very innovative and techdesigned experiences. Lego building Utzon architecture in an enviroment where your design can be scanned into a minecraft 3d universe that you can experience with VR. Brilliantly done. The rest of the museum offers some fine examples of how you as a guest can interact with the theme of a museum when it's well designed. You can build with different materials in workshops or walk around and view Utzons designs from different angles.

A museum about Danish architecture, especially the architect of the iconic opera in Sidney. The museum is not that big and the price might seem a little steep, but in my opinion it is worth it. You will find interesting exhibits and workshops also can participate in some activities like building with lego block or create collapsible structures folding paper. Staff is friendly and welcoming.

The building itself is worth a visit! I found the sommerhouse-exhibition very entertaining. It’s not a big building so you can get through within 1-2 hours. Stuff to do for older kids as well!

It is a nice and small architecture museum. The staff was also very nice. They even let you visit their working space ^^ The price was a little too high (100 DK), but it's definitely worth visiting is you like architecture stuff :3