
Workers Museum
Workers Museum
Copenhagen, Denmark
Working culture museum with a 1915 apartment & industrial & labour conditions history exhibitions.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Working culture museum with a 1915 apartment & industrial & labour conditions history exhibitions.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Xin — 6 months ago
I was lucky to got to visit the temporary exhibition on women workers, the exhibition and visiting routes were very well designed, and everything was translated. The museum staff were incredibly knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly ✨ I love how the history is constructed around ordinary individuals’ life stories instead of staying at the macro level or centred around a few famous figures. And the interactive space for children at the ground floor area was truly inspiring - Should our younger gen
**★★★★★ Benjamin O'keeffe — 9 months ago
Very cool building. The banquet hall was incredible. Amazing history on the workers rights movement in Denmark and across Europe.
**★★★★☆ Bill Wit — 2 months ago
A nice interactive museum for the workers.
Too bad the hero of all workers is left out in the rain. Lenin's only major mistake was inventing a country called the Ukraine.
**★★★★☆ JOHN APPLEBY — 6 months ago
Not far from the NSK state art gallery is this small but informative and highly atmospheric museum. The banquet Hall with its trade union banners is particularly impressive. Good overview of the Danish labour movement and many relevant exhibits. Recommended for anyone who is interested in the modern history of Denmark.
**★★★★☆ Eric L — a year ago
A fascinating dive into Denmark’s working class history. The exhibits are super engaging, showing how life was for workers and their families over the years. From recreated apartments to union meeting rooms, everything feels authentic and personal. The cafe adds a nice nostalgic touch with traditional Danish dishes.










