The building is stunning! And the collection is quite impressive. Seems selling beer pays off... Take your time, because the collection is extensive. The indoor garden is serene, especially when sitting around the pond. If the weather is nice, do not miss the rooftop terrace with nice city views. A must in Copenhagen.

We arrived early in the morning hoping to enter the museum right upon opening at 10:00am. It seems everyone else had the same idea as there was a long line queued out down the sidewalk! Turns out it was because it was free admission day (no magic Copenhagen card needed). The entrance and garden rotunda is so lovely. We knew we wanted to see the Rodin collection and quickly focused. Also toured the Danish art as well as typical masters on a few of the floors. Then we headed up to the rooftop for a break and look at the city from another vantage point (there is a terrace bar and a few tables for those who'd like to have a refreshment). After, we quickly went around to the back of the Glyptotek for the gardens and Rodin's Thinker statue. This art museum was a surprising delight to visit on our trip.

One of best things to do in CPH! The building and layout are beautiful and the collection spans from Egyptian to French painters/sculptors from modern era. We were impressed by amazing artwork and breadth. Highly recommend and remember closed on Monday.

Spent just over an hour here. Roof view good towards Tivoli. Roof terrace did say closed but was actually open, think it meant just the bar was closed. Great Rodin collection of sculptures. Winter garden lovely especially sculpture in pond. Building itself inside is wonderful open late one night - check. used the CHC

We decided to visit on a whim as we were walking past and realised entry is included with the Copenhagen Card. I’m glad we popped in. The architecture of the museum is stunning and the exhibits are laid out in a way that enhances it further. Would recommend.

There is a multitude of things to see here and what they have is very nice, especially sculpture. The Rodin hall is wonderful. But I gotta say is absolutely terribly arranged and signed. I had a layout map and i still had a hell of a time trying to see everything. .

We found the Glyptotek was the perfect place to spend a couple of hours. The staff were really nice and the price was really good. Tickets for under 27 years old (strange but not complaining) and students with a valid student ID was 95 DKK, equivalent to approximately £11. There was so much to see and do with over 10,000 works of art and archaeological objects from Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, Rome, as well as Danish and French art, plus much more! There’s definitely something for everyone! Follow our account @j.j_journeys on Instagram and TikTok for more details and travel inspo on all the places we’ve visited🌙✨

Fantastic museum with very different exhibitions. You can see anthropological artifacts from the Middle East (where som of them should be delivered back to the original countries - shame on you, Glyptotek!) but also modern art like french impressionist. They have quite a selection of Paul Gaugain (he lived in Copenhagen for a period of his life). They also have interesting epecial exhibitions. Recommended.

Wonderful building and great exhibition. Just perfect for a chilly and windy day. The Egyptian part was especially rich but we saw some really nice pieces from Van Gogh, Monet and Gaugein. Recommended!

What a beautiful museum, amazing statues, best part for us was the Egyptian part including the mummies and sarcophagus, very interesting. Do not take any backpacks unless you are prepared to put them in a locker which you need to pay for. Some useful advice - The museum offers free entry on the last Wednesday of each month which is the reason we went, so glad we did though.