Experimentarium

Experimentarium is a brilliant interactive science museum where kids don't just observe, they DO. With hundreds of hands-on exhibits covering everything from water physics to human biology, children learn through play in an engaging, modern space. This is STEM education at its finest, where touching and experimenting aren't just allowed, they're encouraged.

• ✓The Miniverse play area with water features, building zones, and sensory activities for young children
• ✓The Tunnel of Senses, a pitch-black maze that challenges kids to navigate using only touch and sound
• ✓Soap bubble station where kids create person-sized bubbles and experiment with bubble science
• ✓Rooftop playground with slides, climbing structures, and outdoor physics experiments
• ✓The Sphere theater with immersive science films

1. 1.Visit on weekday mornings right at opening (9:30 AM) to avoid school groups and weekend crowds.
2. 2.Most exhibits have English translations alongside Danish, but download the Experimentarium app before your visit for additional English content and activity guides.
3. 3.Bring socks for all family members as many areas require shoes to be removed, especially in the younger children's sections.
4. 4.The rooftop area offers stunning harbor views and outdoor science activities, so visit on clear days if possible.
5. 5.Purchase tickets online in advance to skip the queue and save a bit of money.

Weekday mornings between 9:30-11:00 AM are ideal for smaller crowds. Tuesdays and Wednesdays tend to be quietest. Avoid Danish school holiday periods (October break, February break) when the museum is packed with local families.

Admission is reasonably priced (under $20 USD per person, family tickets available). The museum has a cafe serving kid-friendly meals, but prices are typical Copenhagen expensive. There's easy metro access from central Copenhagen (Hellerup station), then a 10-minute walk or short bus ride.

Open year-round with consistent hours. The rooftop activities are weather-dependent, so outdoor exhibits may be limited during harsh winter weather (December through February). Summer months offer the full experience with all rooftop areas accessible.

Tuborg Havnepark nearby has green space for picnics. For sit-down meals, head to Gentofte or back toward central Copenhagen (10 minutes) where you'll find more affordable family dining options including pizza places and cafes along Strandvejen.