Opening hours

Museum: Bakkehuset opens June 9 2020.

Orangery: The lunch restaurant opens June 9.

Garden: The historic garden is open with free access all year.

Email: Please contact us by email: while the museum is closed

Entrance fees

Adult: 60 dkk
Pensioner: 50 dkk
Student: 50 dkk
Groups (more than 10 people): 50 dkk per person
Children (up to and including 18): free
School children & their teacher: free
The Frederiksberg Museum's museum pass: 145 dkk.

Parking

Rahbeks Allé is a public road and has a 2-hour parking restriction. Parking is thus allowed for a maximum of 2 hours with proper use of a parking disk. Vehicles parked for more than 2 hours, require a permit. Rahbeks Allé is closed to cars in the area outside of Bakkehuset. Parking is not permitted in the carpark situated at 21 Rahbeks Allé.
Read more about rules and regulations of parking in Frederiksberg.

Public Transport

Bus: Various bus routes can be used to get to Bakkehuset: Route 18 (stop at: Kammas Vej), Route 26 (stop at: Kammas Vej), and Route 7A (stop at: De små haver).
Metro/underground: Line M3 stops at Frederiksberg Allé (a ten minute walk from Bakkehuset).
Surface trains (S-Tog): Line H, C, BX and B stop at Carlsberg Station (a ten minute walk from Bakkehuset).
Plan your journey in Frederiksberg and Copenhagen here.

Families with children

From 2020, the museum has established a new family area called the "Fairy-tale Academy”. This part of the museum is specifically designed for families with children in mind. Here, the Danish Golden Age reveals itself in a slightly different way, and younger visitors can explore and discover for themselves tales and stories that are hidden away in boxes and chests of drawers. Visitors of all ages can expand their knowledge of Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tales in the reading corner. It is not possible to take prams or strollers in the museum itself but we do have changing facilities.

Rules for Visitors

Visitors to the museum and the Orangery are welcome to take photographs but the use of a flash is not permitted. The museum, the Orangery and the entire garden are a no-smoking area. For the preservation of the paintings and other exhibited objects we would request our visitors maintain a suitable distance from these. It is not permitted to sit on any of the exhibited furniture. Food and drink may not be consumed in the museum and tables and chairs at the Orangery restaurant are reserved for patrons. Because of the nature of the exhibit, dogs are not allowed on the museum site.

The Frederiksberg Museum

Bakkehuset is part of Frederiksberg Museums, which consists of 3 museums and 2 exhibition sites. The Frederiksberg Museums' combined ticket gives access to all five elements and is valid for one year from the date of purchase.
Read more about the Frederiksberg Museum

Disabilities Access

There is wheelchair access to the orangery and to the museum's ground floor. There is a toilet for the disabled in the museum. Please contact the museum in advance of your visit for a more detailed description of our facilities.