Visit the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

Located about thirty kilometres from Copenhagen, nestled between the sea and woodland in the small town of Humlebæk, Louisiana is one of Europe’s most dynamic and vibrant museums — both in terms of the quality and significance of its contemporary art collections and the remarkable exhibitions it hosts each year.

Louisiana is also highly regarded for its architecture, which creates a constant resonance between the artworks and the surrounding landscape, to which the museum is harmoniously open.

Its permanent collection features major artists who worked primarily after the Second World War — including Picasso, Giacometti, Dubuffet, Klein, Warhol and Jorn — displayed across spacious galleries that offer visitors an immediate sense of immersion.

With breathtaking views over the Øresund Strait, which separates Denmark from Sweden, the museum’s surrounding gardens provide a stunning setting for sculptures by Moore, Calder and Serra.