The National Museum of Denmark covers history from Vikings and ancient treasures to modern everyday life. Its English-language “Meet the Danes” tour looks at Danish values and habits over the past 200 years, with a local guide. Other guided tours introduce people, objects and ideas behind the exhibitions.

Café Daisy serves Danish lunch, seasonal dishes and local flavours, as well as coffee and something sweet. The museum shop sells Danish design, books, gifts, jewellery, local specialties and replicas inspired by the collections.

For Tuesday, 3 November, the museum website lists opening hours of 10:00 to 17:00. Admission is 150 DKK for adults, or 135 DKK when bought online. Visitors under 18 enter free; groups of 10 or more pay 135 DKK. Online tickets receive a 10% discount, and tickets are valid for one year from purchase. Tickets are also available at the museum ticket desk. The website does not give a suggested visit length or seasonal opening dates.