Quirkiest Events to Go to This Culture Night in Copenhagen
Every year in October, Copenhagen’s cultural spaces and museums are open for one night. Culture Night, held for the first time in 1993, has become the city’s biggest annual, one-day event. Seeing as more than 250 museums, theaters, libraries, churches, ministries and parks will host events and exhibitions, planning is essential. Purchase your Culture Pass for 95 DKK (US$ 15) and check out our guide to the quirkiest events at Kulturnatten, this Friday, October 13.
1. Walk along the dark hallways of Rosenborg Castle
Archaeological site, Museum
Grab your flashlight and explore Christian’s IV 17th-century summerhouse. Rosenborg Castle invites all the curious culture buffs to a midnight tour through the castle’s halls and rooms. All lights will be turned off and music and stories of the lives of kings and queens will be heard all along the way, adding a more historic note to this already mysterious event.
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