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It seems there is simply nothing that Denmark’s cute and cosy Copenhagen can’t do, its hygge-fuelled engines whirring with gusto at Kunsthal Charlottenborg, leading the way for all art that's brilliantly international and contemporary.
Settled on its cobbled King's New Square home, carved vines frame the wide windows and decorative grilles of must-see Copenhagen art gallery, Kunsthal Charlottenborg.
Hosting contemporary exhibitions, installations, films, talks and events from artists both international and Denmark-based, there is always something to do, see and engage with. And knowing trend-setting Copenhagen, you'll want to be able to say you 'saw it there first', anyway.
The illuminatingly wide, white and glowingly well-lit galleries give off a cool London vibe mixed with Scandi cool, making the Kunsthal Charlottenborg the envy of art curators everywhere.
Stop off at the highly respected Motto Bookstore and grab an artsy, coffee-table memento before you leave, be it an art book on critical design, typography, literature or theory, they have it all; everywhere, in fact. On the walls and in the shelves, from the interior design to the exterior architecture, the Charlottenborg Palace and its extension Kunsthal Charlottenborg live for art, through and through.
A must-see stop-off for gallery fanatics everywhere, you'll be returning again and again to this contemporary palace of style.
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