A really exciting exhibition that tells the story behind the brewery and the family, where everything was not in harmony. It is easy to find around the exhibition, where the story is told along the way. It is possible to order 2 other tours in addition to the museum. One is where you get down into the old cellars under Carlsberg and the other is a beer tasting. Both 2 trips take approx. 30 minutes It is free to visit the stables where live horses are kept, if they are not out riding around town. Is a cozy farm environment where you can sit and relax. Is it possible to eat on site. Definitely a recommendation, but not exactly cheap. Remember to book a place in advance. It all takes place in English as well.

Above all, we learn the history of Carlsberg and how beer was made before (not today). I really liked the "father-son" videos, the collection of beers and the bar at the end of the visit ;) The little games are fun and we can record memories on our ticket to find them later. I like the principle! FYI: no French translation, it is in Danish and English. The visit took us 2 hours, taking our time. The price is a little expensive however we paid around €25/person Thank you to the staff who were very friendly and welcoming! I loved the one who spoke to us about Malt, he put his whole heart into it and we understood his English well. Eat tak!

Genuinely one of the best museums I've ever been to. In a historic building you'll find old industrial machinery, modern interactive / multi-media installations and enthusiastic & knowledgeable on-site staff, all combining to tell a fascinating story in a fun way. A must-see.

It's been pouring with rain all day. Luckily there was the nice pastime in the Carlsberg Brewery. Thanks to our tour guides who, after the highly interactive visit to the museum, took us through the former factory grounds and Villa of the company founders and their families. I learned a lot about Danish beer and Danish history. Afterwards there was a tasting, so that it could go back exhilarated after a meal in the restaurant. The rain could not be turned off on the day😀. Otherwise all great !!!

Unless on a tour it is a little tricky to get to. From central, you need to take a city train to “Carlsberg”. If visiting allow 2-3 hours and pay the extra for a behind the scene experience such as the recently released war rooms…

If you are interested in beer brewing and Copenhagen's history, or if you just like beer, a visit to Carlsberg is a perfect activity. The tour gives a good insight into Carlsberg's history but also how Carlsberg as a company took responsibility for its employees and the city's development. In addition, beer tasting is recommended to gain further insight into what is distinctive about different types of beer. Really highly recommended.

One of the best "museums" that we visited in Copenhagen. it's only recently been reconstructed so everything is on 1st class condition, it is also very high tech. It is far more interesting that we expected, the life stories of the father and son were extremely well presented. At the end of our visit we were lucky as there were some of the horses in the stables, one of them bites so be careful, I was warned in advance but did not move quicky enough and suffered the consequences. It left a very painful reminder to an otherwise excellent visit. We also ate at the restaurant which I very much enjoyed, their smørrebrød was excellent. It also gave me the opportunity to try their onsite beers, the IPA was excellent, the stout was to remember with very string hints of Coffee and Chocolate .. I have an excellent memory of this occasion. It's not your typical museum and I would highly recommend the visit.

Really interesting tour albeit a bit of a trek from the nearest metro. Beautiful buildings, well described history, lots to interact with and listen to. Mini beer when you get there, and pint at the end, which sitting outside in the sun went down an absolute treat. It is accessible but lots of steep steps too, so not sure if all parts are accessible, may need to have a look. Beautiful courtyard outside, with Snack bar and also a restaurant inside. Soft drinks served in iced plastic beakers which was a nice touch. Came free with the Copenhagen card, so well worth it. Combined the morning tour with Fredriksen Slot in the afternoon (very near) to maximise timings l, and cool little sandwich place called Olivers between the two is also worth a visit.

It was absolutely a beautiful and enjoyable experience. They told about their experience over the years with a beautiful atmosphere and AI. It’s memorable and fun to narrate the brewing process inside with AI and games. If you’re on your way to Copenhagen, make sure to save time here ☺️

This is much better than I thought it would be.... The basic tour is a self guided tour (starting with a beer taster) - however there are videos that draw you to the next stage. There is so much to see and do - you don't need to rush as the videos replay a dew minutes later. The Carling advertising posters through the years and different countries is amazing. There are just enough interactive games to play for all ages and you can become a Mastrer Brewer or choose which beer to virtually dance/drown in - which you can save to your wristband and download at home (for no additional cost). Near the end of the tour is someone who answers all the questions my wife could think of - very knowledgeable indeed! Finished up at the bar for a free pint in the bar / courtyard or garden. You can pay extra for a tour of the cellars and three tasters but I did not do this -although I may do if I go back. Overall amazing staff and great experience and I have just downloaded my pictures! Brilliant!