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Bredgade Kunsthandel: A Jewel of Copenhagen's Art Scene

Explore Danish creativity at Bredgade Kunsthandel, a renowned private gallery in central Copenhagen specializing in modern and contemporary art in an intimate setting.

Located in the heart of Copenhagen’s elegant Bredgade district, Bredgade Kunsthandel is one of the city’s most distinguished private art galleries. This inviting space specializes in modern and contemporary Danish art, offering a carefully curated selection of paintings, sculptures, and works on paper. The gallery’s rich history and commitment to supporting established and emerging artists have secured its reputation as a must-visit destination for art enthusiasts seeking to experience the pulse of Danish creativity.

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  • Frederiksberg Municipality, Frederiksberg C, DK

Local tips

  • Admission is free, making it a budget-friendly cultural stop for art lovers visiting the Bredgade district.
  • The gallery is closed on Sundays and Mondays; midday to late afternoon visits on other weekdays offer a quieter experience.
  • Combine your visit with nearby landmarks such as The Marble Church or Amalienborg Palace for a well-rounded artistic and historic outing.
  • Staff are welcoming and happy to engage in conversation about current exhibitions and Danish art trends.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From the heart of Copenhagen, Bredgade Kunsthandel is easily reached on foot. It’s a pleasant 10–15 minute walk from Kongens Nytorv, through a district filled with embassies, boutiques, and historical architecture. The gallery is located near Frederiks Church and Amalienborg, making it simple to orient yourself by heading toward these iconic city landmarks.

  • Public Transport

    Metro trains and buses from the city center provide quick access to the Bredgade area. The closest major metro stop is Kongens Nytorv, from where it’s a short walk through the lively museum district. Single adult Metro/bus tickets are typically DKK 24 (about €3.20), and stops are well-marked.

  • Taxi

    A taxi from Copenhagen Central Station or City Hall Square to the Bredgade gallery usually takes 5–10 minutes, depending on traffic. Expect fares in the range of DKK 100–140 (approx. €13–19); taxi ranks are easily found around major hotels and train stations.

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Nestled along the prestigious Bredgade, known for its cultural landmarks and neoclassical architecture, Bredgade Kunsthandel has, for decades, been a cornerstone among Copenhagen’s private galleries. Stepping through its stately doors, visitors are greeted by an atmosphere that blends refined elegance with genuine warmth. The gallery's light-filled rooms provide the perfect setting to discover works by Denmark’s leading modern and contemporary artists alongside thoughtfully selected pieces by promising new talents. Exhibitions change regularly, ensuring a fresh and dynamic experience for repeat visitors and first-timers alike. Bredgade Kunsthandel is more than an exhibition space; it’s an active participant in Denmark’s artistic narrative. Curators here are known for their knowledgeable and enthusiastic approach, often sharing insights into both the histories and the future prospects of exhibited artists. The gallery’s scale makes it an inviting spot for contemplative viewing—ideal for those looking to quietly immerse themselves in art without the bustle of larger museums. Located a short walk from Frederiks Church (known as The Marble Church) and the stately Amalienborg Palace, the gallery’s neighbourhood is a microcosm of Danish sophistication. The proximity to design shops, antique dealers, and other independent galleries makes Bredgade Kunsthandel an excellent starting point for deeper exploration of Copenhagen’s creative scene. Even without a dedicated café or museum shop, the genuine welcome extended to all visitors—whether experienced collectors or curious travelers—makes this gallery a hidden highlight in one of the city’s most exclusive quarters. While there’s no entry fee, prospective buyers and art admirers alike are encouraged to linger and converse—the staff’s passion for Danish art is palpable and infectious. For anyone seeking an authentic slice of contemporary culture in Copenhagen, Bredgade Kunsthandel delivers both inspiration and a sense of discovery.

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