An authentic Danish experience

Visit The Workers Museum and have a traditional Danish lunch – all in one experience.

Are you looking for the feeling of authentic old-town Copenhagen? The Workers Museum in central Copenhagen offers a glimpse of everyday life of Danish working class families in the historical assembly house from 1879. Combine with your visit with an All -you-can-eat traditional Danish lunch A buffet of home made smørrebrød in the listed basement restaurant Café og Øl-halle.

Get the full authentic Danish experience:

Adults

Admission at The Workers Museum + buffet of smørrebrød = DKK 298 (EUR 39,88)

Children

Admission at The Workers Museum + buffet of smørrebrød = DKK 99  (EUR 13,25)

How to do:

Before you go, please book a table at Café og Øl-halle before your visit

The museum is situated close to Nørreport St. and Torvehallerne. Step out into the backyard where the laundry hangs on clothes lines, and let yourself be guided through exhibitions that show everyday life of the Danish working class for the past 150 years. Feel the historic atmosphere in authentic surroundings from another time. 

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The museum is open on every day from 10-16, Wednesdays 10-19. 

In the basement of the old building you will find a hidden pearl – Café og øl-halle – a restaurant from 1892.
Get close to the Danish history and get a taste of the traditional Danish lunch including rhy bread, different cold cuts and spreads, all collected in a delicious buffet og Smørrebrød. It as many pieces of smørrebrød as you want and try both traditional and modern takes on the Danish open-faced sandwich.

The essence of our kitchen lies in organic and sustainable products. This means that we only serve meat from free-range animals, vegetables free from pesticides and fish from sustainable fishing.

Café og Øl-halle is open Monday-Saturday from 11-17 (the kitchen closes at 16) 

Closed on Sundays.