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Browse interactive exhibitions and see how architecture can change the world
Danish Architecture Center
Open today:
10:00 -
18:00
Open family workshop
Closed today
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Wheelchair accessible
Denmark is rather proud of its architecture, and the Danish have positioned themselves at the forefront of modern building design on a global level.
The Danish Architecture Center (DAC), located at the Tetris-like BLOX building in Copenhagen, celebrates this achievement by being an ideal place to discover, build, play, and explore the fundamentals of Danish architecture.
Learn the importance of inventive architecture and design through dynamic exhibitions which trace the effects urban development can have on communities. Delve into Copenhagen's architectural past, and the city's current state of living, or predict global future trends via intriguing exhibits.
Many of the exhibitions at DAC are for both adults and children, including virtual reality components. Transcend reality and soar through the air like a superhero or walk an elevated plank if you dare in the thrilling virtual reality experience.
Are you adventurous enough to try the fastest and wildest art installation in Copenhagen? Challenge your senses on a unique 40-meter, 4-story spiral slide.
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