Lonely Planet Denmark by Lonely Planet

Author:Lonely Planet
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Lonely Planet

Brandts 13MUSEUM

( MAP GOOGLE MAP ; www.brandts.dk; Jernbanegade 13; combined same-day ticket with Brandts adult/child 95kr/free; h10am-5pm Wed & Fri-Sun, noon-9pm Thu)

In a stately, porticoed building from 1884, this airy gallery presents regularly changing contemporary art exhibitions, a lot of them multimedia which juxtapose interestingly with the neoclassical architecture.

Free entry after 5pm on Thursday evenings.

MøntergårdenMUSEUM

( MAP GOOGLE MAP ; www.museum.odense.dk; Mønterstræde 1; adult/child 50kr/free; h10am-5pm Jun-Aug, to 4pm Tue-Sun Sep-May)

The new, stylishly designed main section of this city-history museum takes visitors on a thematic walk through humorously named 'Funen – Centre of the Universe', looking at world events and cultural currents through a Funen lens. Different areas cover pre-Viking gods, the Industrial Revolution's effect on villages, WWII occupation, the Cold War and how Funen came to be known as 'Denmark's garden' (the gigantic apple dominating the entry-level hall is a bit of a hint).

Separate buildings include exhibits on Odense in the Middle Ages and Renaissance period, and reveal the inside of a restored 1646 townhouse. Anyone strolling up quaint little Mønterstræde is invited to open the three doors of a 17th-century almshouse. Look inside and love the knitted food.

Download

Copyright Disclaimer:
This site does not store any files on its server. We only index and link to content provided by other sites. Please contact the content providers to delete copyright contents if any and email us, we'll remove relevant links or contents immediately.