GlyptoteketNy Carlsberg Glyptotek

This gallery is especially gorgeous and gives a sense of grace and grace, with many works of art that make people feel sublimated.

The new museum is also a historical building, very simple design style, symmetrical structure, the art inside is rich, the museum is also a long history, many ancient Roman things.

You can stay in the museum for at least half a day or longer. There are so many things to see, and the collection contains a lot of precious cultural relics and artworks. There are two main exhibition areas-ancient Greek, Egyptian sculpture, sarcophagus and other artifacts and European art. The winter garden is very beautiful, and you can go up to the roof to see the city scenery of Copenhagen.

Walking out of the National Museum and across a street, the Carlsberg Gallery is in front of you. Today is Tuesday, just as the Carlsberg Gallery can be visited for free, we actually saved about 400DKK, it's too cost-effective! The Carlsberg Museum of Art has a lot of treasures, mainly sculptures, distributed in different pavilions according to different civilizations. We saw Egypt, Rome, Greece and then were unable to go again. The atrium is a beautiful lounge area, we found a bench to sit down and take a good rest of our legs. The overall architecture of the art gallery is vintage, with fountains and greenery in the atrium and coffee lounge on both sides.

The Carlsberg Glyptotek is a great place especially for families. You can see historic items and learn a bit about what happened back in the day, both in Denmark and in the rest of the world. It's also great for kids since there is a mummy room. You also won't have to spend a lot of money on food, as there is a room where you can eat your packed lunches.

While I like paintings, there is something about sculptures that just fascinate me. It must be something about the textures you can see when dealing with stone and marble in 3 dimensions. The Glyptoteket has an excellent collection of Roman and Greek sculptures and I greatly enjoyed exploring it

This place is as if the best from le Louvre, in Paris, was taken here. Of course not the exact same pieces of art, but in quality and diversity of historical art. Even thou not very big, compared to le Louvre ;), you need time.

The Glyptoteket is an absolutely beautiful museum with an incredible collection of ancient art and European art. I will always remember seeing my first mummy there and marvelling at the intricate wrapping. The garden courtyard is an absolutely lovely place to get a bit of nature in colder weather.

Free on Sundays, this museum has a lovely collection of sculptures for every taste: from Ancient Rome to the largest collection by Rodin outside of France (sadly, this was not available when I visited in May)The building itself is worth a visit alone, with a beautiful Winter Garden where you can have a coffee and enjoy the view. Even on a free Sunday, it was surprisingly empty, so you could take your time and look at each piece carefully. A rare luxury that is less and less frecuent in most world-class museums.