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Café
Guided Tours
Learning
Area
Hours
Monday closed
Tuesday closed
Wednesday 11:00 – 18:00
Thursday 11:00 – 21:00
Friday 11:00 – 18:00
Saturday 11:00 – 18:00
Sunday 11:00 – 18:00
Special opening hours
Ancension Day (18.05.23)
Thursday: 11.00-18.00
Extended opening hours
(26.05–27.05.23)
Friday & Saturday: 11.00-20.00
Open on a Monday (29.05.23)
Whit Monday: 11:00 – 18:00
Autumn Holiday (Week 42)
Monday – Tuesday: closed
Wednesday – Sunday: 11:00 – 18:00
The workshop is open Wednesday – Sunday
Christmas Holiday (Week 52)
24. December – 26. December 2023: closed
31. December 2023 – 1 January 2024: closed
Contact
Refshalevej 173A, 1432 Copenhagen K
Phone: +45 29 89 80 87
Email: contact@cphco.org
Good to know before your visit
We are currently experiencing a lot visitors, which creates longer queues and extra waiting time. To avoid the waiting time, we recommend visiting us during the weekdays in the early afternoons or Thursday evenings where we are open until 9 pm.
NB: The installation Aftershock closes half an hour before CC’s closing time. Due to many guests, you may experience days when the queue is closed when you arrive. You can always get information about this upon arrival.
Tickets
18+: 120 DKK
Student/Senior/Wheelchair Users/Group (at least 15 people): 75 DKK
0-17: Free
(Children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by an adult)
None of the artworks require booking, but during busy hours there may be a queue.
Transportation
From the 2A bus stop
Turn left in the T-junction in front of the bus stop. Turn right and walk 250 meters straight ahead. The entrance to Copenhagen Contemporary is marked with a vertical sign saying “Art Center” and two large, orange C’s.
From the harbour bus
Walk down the paved path along the pier on the same side as the harbour bus lands.
When you reach the yellow house at the end, turn right and walk to the other side of the building – then follow the parking lots and walk 250 meters on Refshalevej. The entrance to Copenhagen Contemporary is marked with a vertical sign saying “Art Center” and two large, orange C’s.
With car
It is possible to park your car on Refshaleøen. You will find the payment machine on the same side of Refshalevej as CC’s building between the small roundabout (where bus 2A stops) and CC’s main entrance. Remember the registration number of the car when using the payment machine.
Parking is also allowed with mobile payment via apps like Easypark and Mobilparkering. Area code: 3735, Price per hour: 12 DKK.
Accessibility
It is possible for wheelchair users to move around freely in all of CC’s halls. In rare cases, there might be special exhibitions that unfortunately cannot be experienced in a wheelchair. Read more here:
• The art center is equipped with lifts for wheelchair users.
• Disabled toilets are available at the art center.
• It is possible to borrow a manual wheelchair. Ask at the counter.
• Visitors with disabilities can bring with them a person to help them free of charge.
• There is access to disabled parking spaces near the art center.
• Guide dogs may be brought along.
• Unfortunately, it is not possible to experience the current exhibition by James Turrell in a wheelchair.
• The entrance to the current exhibition by Doug Wheeler measures 98cm in width.
If you have questions please do not hesitate to contact us at +45 29 89 80 87 or write to us at contact@cph.org
Café
Connie–Connie
Discover CC’s café Connie-Connie. On the menu are among other things line-caught fish such as sardines, tuna and squid, sandwich, cake as well as several plant-based options and a wide selection of natural wines.
The café was created in collaboration with Tableau and Ari Prasetya.
Connie-Connie is open during CC’s opening hours. For larger groups (10+) it is possible to pre-order food and drinks.
Guided tours
At CC, we take pride in presenting art in lively and inspiring ways, attaching great importance to expertise, perspective, and curiosity.
We offer several types of guided tours in all of our exhibitions.
We’ll be happy to arrange special events for you.
Learning
At CC Studio – CC’s learning centre – you’re invited to take part in playful and educational group activities based on art.
We use dialogue-based learning in all age groups – including adults. We’ve developed schemes and learning programmes aimed at institutions, young families, upper secondary education, workplaces, and other groups. Set courses including pictorial analysis and contemporary art, which you can book any time, as well as special programmes based on current exhibitions.
Refshaleøen Island
Copenhagen’s new cultural district.
Refshaleøen Island is beautifully situated overlooking the water opposite Langelinie five kilometres from central Copenhagen — within easy reach by bike, boat, or bus. This is a different side of Copenhagen than the one you are likely to experience in the city center, which makes Refshaleøen a unique area giving both Copenhageners and tourists outdoor experiences and an opportunity to wind down.
Refshaleøen is a former industrial area which, from 1872 to 1996, was home to the pioneering shipyard Burmeister & Wain, popularly known as B&W. In its heyday, B&W was Denmark’s biggest workplace and, today, Refshaleøen is considered an icon in Danish industrial history. Formerly closed to the public, the island is now opening up with a wealth of new interesting cultural experiences.
Situated centrally at Refshaleøen in B&W’s iconic welding hall, CC is an international power hub in Copenhagen’s new cultural district. The special quality of this area continues to be defined by its industrial history: the area is raw and green with commanding views across Copenhagen Harbour. The district is a mix of first-class gourmet restaurants and small entrepreneurial initiatives; you can go for a dip in the sea, for a sauna, enjoy a glass of wine, and eat grilled food, buy quality bread and visit Copenhagen’s most popular food market with stalls from across the world and lounge areas by the water’s edge. Not forgetting the climbing, skating,and skiing activities, the flea market, and the theatre and music festivals, which are just some of the many activities this area has to offer.