Copenhagen Contemporary is located on Refshaleøen.

The entrance to Copenhagen Contemporary is marked by a vertical sign “Art Center” and large, orange neon CC letters.

Please note that the surface of the road in front of the entrance is uneven and there are potholes in the asphalt.

How to get here

There are three accessible parking spaces reserved for visitors with disabilities, right in front of CC’s main entrance.

There are many more parking spaces available in the area.

Please note that you must have a valid parking ticket.

You can enter Copenhagen Contemporary through the Main Entrance or via our café, Connie Connie.

Both entrances are accessible via ramps, and the doors open automatically.

The Main Entrance is 100 cm wide.

Toilets

There are accessible toilets with toilet arm supports on the ground floor and on the 2nd floor. Changing tables are also available here.

Lift / Elevator

Copenhagen Contemporary has three floors, all accessible via lift and stairs. The elevator is 103 cm wide and 143 cm deep. Please note that it moves slowly and is reserved for guests who cannot use the stairs.

Seating

There are seating areas throughout the building. In the foyer, there are sofas with backrests, and in the exhibitions, you can find benches and stools where you can sit and rest. It is also possible to borrow a folding chair – ask our hosts or at the ticket desk.

Food and Drink

You can purchase delicious food at our café, Connie Connie, on the ground floor. You can find the menu and more information here

You are also welcome to enjoy your own food and drinks in our designated picnic area in Hall 4.

CC Shop

You will find the CC Shop on the ground floor just by the main entrance.

It is free for wheelchair users to bring a companion along, it is also free to bring a companion upon presenting a valid companion card.

You can pick up the companion’s admission ticket at the ticket desk.

Assistance dogs are welcome.

Language

All exhibition texts are available in Danish and English.

In fewer words…

In our exhibitions, you’ll find our ‘in fewer words’ posters, where the exhibition text is shortened down and accompanied by drawings. We continuously work to make information and art more accessible at Copenhagen Contemporary.

Audio Guides:

In selected exhibitions, we offer narrated exhibition texts. Scan the QR code below to the text with your phone to listen to the audioguides.

Hosts:

Throughout Copenhagen Contemporary, you’ll meet our hosts in beige jackets who are happy to tell you about the art and answer any questions. They can also assist you in getting around or help you if needed.

Workshop Activities:

In our workshop you can try your hand at creating something yourself. Inspired by the exhibitions at Copenhagen Contemporary, it is a great way to experience the art through your hands.

Our workshop is located on the 1st floor and is open on weekends and school holidays from 11:00 – 17:30.

Our workshop facilitators are there to help and guide you.

If you prefer a quieter visit, we recommend visiting us early afternoon on weekdays or Thursday evenings where we’re open until 21:00.

Light and Sound

Some artworks and exhibitions contain elements with strong and/or flashing lights and loud or continuous sound effects. This may be overwhelming for individuals with epilepsy and/or sensory sensitivities such as sensitivity to light or sound.

You can find more information here on our website under each exhibition, or ask our hosts for assistance when you arrive.

Feel free to contact us in advance at phone: +45 29 89 80 87 (phones are open Wednesday-Friday 2-4 pm) or email: contact@cphco.org if you have any questions.