Thorvaldsen Museum

In the Museum of Bertel Thorvaldsen you can see the complete collection of works of this famous Danish sculptor who created a monument to Copernicus in Warsaw, Byron in Cambridge and other world-famous sculptures. Thorvaldsen was also friends with Andersen, who immortalized his name in one of his fairy tales.

In addition to sculptures, the museum also presents his personal belongings: glasses, clothes, snuffboxes, household items, working instruments, collections of paintings, books, coins, musical instruments. A total of about 20,000 items are presented here. The museum hosts various exhibitions and events, as well as graphics and painting lessons.

The museum is located in a building built by the architect Bindesbell during the life of the sculptor. In the courtyard of the building is the tomb of the sculptor.

Do not forget that the museum Monday is a day off, so you should visit it from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm.