Geological Museum (Denmark)

Overview
Geological Museum in Copenhagen includes a number of geological collections. At the museum you can see objects such as rocks, minerals, meteorites and fossils.

At Geological Museum you can explore and discover more about the Solar system and the Earth, and the forces of nature which have shaped our own planet and life upon it through millions of years.

You can see minerals from all over the world, one of the world's best meteorite collections, a piece of the moon brought home by Apollo 17, fossillised animals, plants and the geological evolution of Denmark and Greenland.

The museum's collections have roots dating back to the 1600s and the Royal Cabinet of Curiosities. Here is geological collections from adventurous expeditions to distant worlds.

Tickets
Adults: 40 DKK Children (age 3-16): 25 DKK

Joint ticket
Admission tickets purchased at the Zoological Museum are valid on the same day for the Geological Museum. Tickets purchased at the Geological Museum are valid on the same day for the Zoological Museum on payment of a supplement of 40 kroner for adults and 15 kroner for children.

Opening Hours
Tuesday-Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday-Sunday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Closed on Mondays.

From 15.-23. October open from 10 p.m. to 4 p.m. including Mondays!

Find Your Way
Bus lines: 6A, 26, 184 og 185 straight to the museum. Trains: Metro, S-train and regional trains to Nørreport Station - 5 minutes' walk to the museum.