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Plan Your Visit to the Danish Architecture Center

Everything practical, so that you can spend your time on the experiences.

Opening Hours

Monday, Thursday, and Friday

10–21

Other days

10–18

Closing days

December 24–25
December 31
January 1

Prices / Buy your tickets online and save 10%

Adults: 135 DKK
Children (u. 18): Free with a paying adult.
Youth (u. 27): 60 DKK
Students: 60 DKK
Groups (10+) 100 DKK
Young people under the age of 27 have free admission every Friday from 16:00 - 21:00
Buy your tickets online and save 10%

BLOX: A Provocation on the Waterfront
  • Photo: Kontraframe

    Experiences, views, and activities all under one roof

    DAC features two exhibition rooms, our children’s universe Educatorium, several conference rooms, the art installation DAC Slide, DAC Design Shop, and a spectacular view of the city from the café and its large rooftop terraces.

  • Photo: Rasmus Hjortshøj

    Did you know?

    Did you know that approximately 25,000 cars pass through BLOX every day? The building is constructed around a busy road, with 5 floors below the road and 5 floors above. The building was designed by the world-renowned Dutch architectural firm OMA, under the leadership of Partner/Director Ellen Van Loon.

We live at BLOX

BLOX is the meeting place for architecture, design, and new ideas in Denmark. DAC is in the heart of the BLOX building, which also houses a co-working space, a fitness center, 2 restaurants, a parking facility, and 22 apartments on the top.

Read more about BLOX

Do you have a question or inquiry?

Send an email to info@dac.dk. We’ll make sure it reaches the right department and get back to you as soon as possible.

FAQ

What is the Danish Architecture Center (DAC)?

Danish Architecture Center (DAC) is Denmark's national center for architecture. Through changing exhibitions, events and talks, we explore how architecture and design shape our everyday lives and our cities. DAC is located in BLOX on Copenhagen's waterfront. Read more: About DAC

What is the difference between DAC and BLOX?

BLOX is the building; DAC is the museum and national center for architecture housed inside it. Besides DAC, BLOX also contains apartments, offices, a restaurant and a fitness center. When you visit the exhibitions, you are visiting DAC. Read more: About DAC

What can you experience at DAC?

Changing exhibitions on architecture, cities and design, plus Denmark's national gallery of architecture, tracing the story from the Viking Age to today. You'll also find the Educatorium children's universe, the DAC Slide art installation, a design shop and a café with a rooftop terrace overlooking the harbour. Read more: Exhibitions

How long should I plan for a visit?

Most visitors spend about one and a half to two hours in the exhibitions — and you can easily stay longer with the café, shop and rooftop terrace. Read more: Plan your visit

How much does it cost to visit DAC?

Adults DKK 135. Young people (18-27) and students DKK 60. Children under 18: free. Read more: Opening hours & admission

What are your opening hours?

Every day 10 am-6 pm. Monday, Thursday and Friday 10 am-9 pm. (See also closing days.) Read more: Opening hours & admission

What's the easiest way to get to DAC by metro?

Take the M3 to Gammel Strand or Rådhuspladsen — from there it's about a 10-minute walk. Read more: Find your way

Can I park at BLOX?

Yes, you can park in the BLOX car park (entrance from Vester Voldgade 129). Read more: Arrival

Is there an elevator and an accessible toilet?

Yes — the building has elevators and accessible toilets, and you can borrow a wheelchair during your visit. Read more: Accessibility at DAC

May I bring my dog?

No, pets are not allowed. Guide dogs are welcome. Read more: Plan your visit

Can I visit the shop without a ticket?

Yes, the DAC Design Shop is always open without a ticket during DAC's opening hours. Read more: DAC Design Shop

How do we visit with a school class?

Schools and daycare groups should book in advance. Without a booking, you can enter if there is space and register at Welcome on arrival. Read more: Practical information for schools and daycare

When are there guided tours and events?

See all current events and guided tours in the calendar. Read more: Calendar