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Denmark's largest privately-run theater, operating since 1994, hosting musicals and cultural events in a restored 1908 building with 1000+ seats.

The Royal Danish Library's waterfront extension on Slotsholmen, designed by Schmidt Hammer Lassen and opened in 1999. The building is free to enter; the exhibition ticket covers its photography exhibitions and, on Sundays, the Old Reading Room.

Royal collection of sculpture, stonework and plaster models, displayed in Christian IV's brewhouse on Slotsholmen.

Copenhagen art museum holding some 10,000 works spanning about 6,000 years, including ancient sculpture and 19th-century French and Danish art.

A museum of Danish humour and satire at Frederiksberg Runddel, formed in 2021 from the Storm P. Museum and the collection of the Morskabsmuseet. The first floor is devoted to the cartoonist Storm P.; the ground floor has changing exhibitions.

National gallery for Danish architecture featuring exhibitions on Danish architecture, design and urban life spanning 1,000 years.

Church of Denmark parish church in the Christianshavn district of Copenhagen, holding Sunday services and hosting concerts and cultural events.

Non-profit art institution in Copenhagen featuring around eight grand-scale contemporary art exhibitions annually.

A Baroque church in Christianshavn completed in 1696, known for the spiral spire added in 1752: 400 steps lead to the top, the last 150 winding around the outside of the spire.

Arts and crafts centre on Amager with a workshop where designers, architects and craftsmen work side by side, an exhibition space upstairs and a shop.

A museum presenting items from the 19th-century Danish banking system, including a functional historic bank branch, housed in an 18th-century merchant's house at Christianshavn.

A theatre hosting dramatic productions, dance, and performance works with upcoming shows including adaptations of classic literature.

Bascule bridge across Copenhagen's inner harbour, linking the city centre with Islands Brygge; the present bridge opened in 1954.

Queer-led arts organisation in Copenhagen supporting contemporary performance and socially engaged art by queer artists.

Brewery on Vesterbrogade founded by Hans Jørgen Tvede in 1852, the largest Nordic producer of small beer in the 1880s; its two listed street buildings are now flats.

Captain-guided harbour tours in small solar-powered electric boats, with at most nine guests, from GoBoat's base at Islands Brygge in Copenhagen.

A zoo founded in 1859 beside Frederiksberg Gardens, with an elephant house designed by Norman Foster and a 43-metre observation tower from 1905.

Exhibition space for Danish and international photographic art, in the Copenhagen Meat Packing District since 2016.

Concert venue hosting live music events across multiple genres including rock, metal, hip-hop, pop, and electronic music.

Copenhagen's former water reservoir under Søndermarken in Frederiksberg, built in 1856–59: three underground halls of 4,320 m² where an artist makes a site-specific exhibition each year. Damp and cool all year, from about 4 °C to 16 °C.