Are you interested in the authentic and do you want to participate in unique events in historic houses?
Never have our needs for the authentic, the unique and the local been bigger than these years. The Danish Club will make it easy for you to find special experiences so you can meet the surroundings that have shaped us and our identity.
Come along when the Danish Club opens the doors to the more private universe of Christian the 6th and Queen Sophie Magdalene at the Hermitage Palace in Dyrehaven. You get a completely unique opportunity to enter and experience the royal cabinets, which are rarely accessible to the public.
Aalborg's post office was built in National Romantic style by Hack Kampmann in 1908-1910 and was listed in 1988. Aalborg's historic post office on Gammeltorv, which functioned as the city's post office until October 2013. Today, the premises are rented out to businesses.
We meet in front of Aalborg's post office on Gammeltorv, where we have the opportunity to step inside and, among other things, explore the old dovecote, part of the building's charming history.
The new Eastern High Court is being built in Trælastholmen in Copenhagen's Nordhavn. The art in the new building is being created specifically for the site by both established and up-and-coming contemporary artists from Denmark and abroad. The aim is for the art to help set a democratic stage where authorities and citizens meet.
Danish Club welcomes you inside the Russian Orthodox Church, St. Alexander Nevsky Church in Copenhagen. Discover what is hidden in the characteristic building with the golden domes crowned with majestic crosses.
Look forward to an afternoon of architecture, history and art. We meet in front of the Carlsberg Lab & Research Center, after which the tour goes back in time to Carlsberg Byen, where brewer Carl Jacobsen's passion for architecture and art began.
