Explore the Rich Legacy at the Danish Jewish Museum

Getting There

• Walking

  If you are near the central area of Copenhagen, you can walk to the Danish Jewish Museum. Start at the City Hall Square (Rådhuspladsen), which is a central landmark. From there, head east on Frederiksberggade, passing the famous Tivoli Gardens on your left. Continue straight until you reach Vesterbrogade, then turn left. Walk straight until you reach H.C. Andersens Boulevard, and turn right. Follow the road until you see the Royal Danish Library on your left. Cross over the canal at the bridge and continue walking straight. You will arrive at Proviantpassagen, where the museum is located at number 6.

• Public Transport - Bus

  To reach the Danish Jewish Museum by bus, find the nearest bus stop and take bus number 1A, 2A, or 26. Get off at the 'Holmens Church' stop. From there, walk south on Holmens Kanal, then turn left onto Proviantpassagen. The museum will be at number 6. Make sure to check the bus schedule for the most convenient times.

• Public Transport - Metro

  If you prefer to take the metro, head to the nearest metro station (e.g., Kongens Nytorv or Nørreport). Take the M1 or M2 line towards the station 'Christianshavn.' Once you arrive, exit the station and walk towards the canal. From there, head west on Holmens Kanal, then turn left onto Proviantpassagen. The Danish Jewish Museum will be at number 6.