Would you like to purchase an annual pass?
It is currently not possible to purchase annual passes for the museum.
The museum at Øster Voldgade 5–7 will close after 1 November 2026. This closure is part of the preparations for the opening of the new Natural History Museum Denmark at Sølvtorvet, which is expected to open in spring 2027.
As an annual pass is valid for 12 months, passes purchased after 1 November 2025 will not be valid for a full year. Therefore, it is temporarily not possible to purchase new annual passes for the museum.
The exhibitions, museum shop, and café at Øster Voldgade will remain open as usual until 1 November 2026, and it is still possible to buy regular tickets. The Botanical Garden and the Palm House will remain open after museum at Øster Voldgade have closed down.
Stay informed via our website and newsletter for the latest updates and to learn when ticket and annual pass sales for the new museum will open.
Do you have an active annual pass?
If you hold an annual pass that expires on or before 2 November 2026, it remains valid under the same terms as before:
- Free admission to the Natural History Museum Denmark and the Palm House in the Botanical Garden
- Discounts on events
- 10% off in the museum café and in the museum shops
- 50% off admission to Denmark’s six other natural history museums
- The annual pass is personal, and any discounts apply only to the holder.
- If you would like a physical annual pass, it can be collected at the museum upon request at the ticket desk.
- Annual passes cannot be exchanged or refunded.
The annual pass must be valid on the day of your visit to the museum or the Palm House, as well as at the time of purchasing tickets for events or when shopping in the museum shop or café.
Giftcard
A gift card for the Natural History Museum Denmark is the perfect gift for lovers of natural history.
Renovation of the Palm House
Please note that renovation work is currently taking place in the Palm House. This means that parts of the Palm House complex may be closed to visitors for certain periods. The rest of the Botanical Garden, Palm House, and museum remain open as usual.