Frederiksberg Slot, Denmark

In general, there are many unique museums in Copenhagen. Among them are; the Tage Andersen Boutique og Museum (which is known to dazzle with its magical world), the bizarre Vodka Museum, mesmerizing Teatermuseet i Hofteatret, as well as the awesome “Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Museum”, where younger tourists are sure to have a great time visiting. There are also museums devoted to various professions. Firstly, there is the Arbejdermuseet, and after that, we have the more specialized Medical Museion, where you can feel the spirit of the old medical practice. The museum is a kind of hidden gem of the capital of Denmark, and finding it should occupy the interest of every curious tourist.

Another genius who was born in Copenhagen is Niels Bohr. For this reason, you can visit Niels Bohr Arkivet, the place where the physicist carried out his experiments. The Royal Palace Amalienborg, with its combination of classicism and rococo, is a unique architectural monument which draws the attention of tourists from all over the world. In the building there is a museum where you can appreciate the huge libraries and working cabinet of kings. By the way, the new dress of the king from the fairy tale by Andersen was “sewn” here. Also in the hometown of Lars von Trier, it is worth looking at Kastellet. This is a mill that is practically hidden from plain sight. As a result, there is a special countryside atmosphere here.
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