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Kunsten – Museum of Modern Art in Aalborg is a modern art museum, an experience house and an architectural gem in itself. Created by the Finnish architect Alvar Aalto in collaboration with his wife Elissa Aalto and the Danish architect Jean-Jacques Baruël. Although the museum has existed since 1972, it still stands out today - not least thanks to the architects' modern thinking and thus the unique architecture.

Museum of Modern Art

Other things to do in Aalborg

Rent a GoBoat and have a very special experience with your loved ones. From the boat you can enjoy the city and the harbour, where you can sit up to 8 people in the boats, and you don't need any proof or experience to sail.

GoBoat Aalborg

Rent a GoBoat in Aalborg for a relaxing and eco-friendly trip on the water. No license is needed—just bring up to eight people, enjoy food and drinks around the picnic table on board, and explore the harbour quietly with electric motors and stunning city views.

Shopping in Aalborg

Aalborg offers shopping for every taste and budget, from small specialty boutiques to major department stores. Explore Bispensgade and Algade for unique finds, visit Salling for top brands and the scenic rooftop view, or enjoy Magasin Aalborg’s elegant Scandinavian design and curated shopping experience.

Aalborg Zoo

At Aalborg Zoo, giraffes roam with zebras and antelopes, polar bears swim, and lions roar across the park. Home to 11 of the 12 most popular zoo animals—including Denmark’s only Borneo orangutans and Asiatic lions—the zoo lets visitors explore diverse habitats and even walk among kangaroos in open enclosures.

Near Aalborg lies one of Denmark's unique historical monuments, Lindholm Høje. Two landmark historical eras meet here and, due to the northern Jutland climate, have been preserved for posterity.

Museum Lindholm Høje

Just outside Aalborg, Lindholm Høje offers a rare glimpse into Viking life. This well-preserved burial site, uncovered after centuries under drifting sand, features stone settings and artefacts displayed at the Lindholm Høje Museum, where visitors can explore reconstructed Viking houses and daily life.

The tower has Northern Europe's longest outdoor elevator, so the trip to the top is an experience in itself. When you finally get up, the beautiful view can be enjoyed ad libitum. And you can conveniently have a bite to eat in the tower's own bistro.

The Aalborg Tower

The Aalborg Tower offers a 55-metre elevator ride to stunning 360-degree views of the city. Enjoy the unique experience of Northern Europe’s longest outdoor elevator and dine in the tower’s cosy bistro while taking in the panoramic scenery.

Explore Aalborg

Kunsten – Museum of Modern Art in Aalborg is a modern art museum, an experience house and an architectural gem in itself. Created by the Finnish architect Alvar Aalto in collaboration with his wife Elissa Aalto and the Danish architect Jean-Jacques Baruël. Although the museum has existed since 1972, it still stands out today - not least thanks to the architects' modern thinking and thus the unique architecture.

Art on art

The art's walls and floors are adorned with Danish and international art that ranges from the 20th century to the present day. Here you can experience the permanent collection, consisting of more than 4,000 works, and the changing special exhibitions. All located around the museum's five exhibition halls, which are both above and below ground.

Brasserie Kunsten

Located on the lower floor, with a beautiful view of the Sculpture Park and furnished with Aalto's own design furniture, you will find the museum's café, Brasserie Kunsten . Here you can both experience exciting flavor combinations from the renowned chef Tina Jacobsen and enjoy a cup of hot chocolate, while the day's artistic impression quietly falls into place.