8 must-see art exhibitions in Copenhagen this Easter

The Danish Easter holiday (Påskeferie) runs from 24 March to 1 April. Make the most of the spring break by visiting the most impactful art exhibitions that Copenhagen has to offer.

Lena Hunter

Mar 22, 2024

The Danish Easter holiday (Påskeferie) runs from 24 March to 1 April. Make the most of the spring break by visiting the most impactful art exhibitions that Copenhagen has to offer.

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