Mental Cruelty - Europe 2026 Tour
Blackened deathcore band Mental Cruelty arrives in Denmark as part of their European tour, promising a night of pure sonic intensity.
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Blackened deathcore band Mental Cruelty arrives in Denmark as part of their European tour, promising a night of pure sonic intensity.
Viral sensation Tova Leigh brings her honest and hilarious show about womanhood, motherhood, and midlife rage to the stage.
Enjoy an evening of laughter with Danish comedian Jakob Svendsen as he performs his latest witty stand-up show.
Hardcore punk icons Stick To Your Guns return to Europe with their high-octane live show and powerful social message.
The charismatic blues and rock artist Liam St. John brings his soulful voice and powerful stage presence to the live audience.
The Thorvaldsen Museum in Copenhagen is dedicated to the life and work of the renowned Danish sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen and holds the distinction of being Denmark's first public museum building. It was constructed between 1839 and 1848 based on designs by architect Michael Gottlieb Bindesbøll, following Thorvaldsen's return to his homeland after living in Rome for forty years. The building is famous for its animated facade and the monumental exterior frieze depicting the artist's triumphal return and the transport of his sculptures to Copenhagen. Inside, the museum houses a vast collection of Thorvaldsen's plaster models, finished marble statues, and sketches, alongside his extensive private collection of ancient art. The architectural style was heavily influenced by classical antiquity, which is evident in the beautifully designed rooms featuring mosaic floors and intricately painted ceilings. Uniquely, the sculptor himself is buried in a simple grave within the museum's inner courtyard, giving the site a profound, almost sacred atmosphere. The museum represents a 'Gesamtkunstwerk' (total work of art) where architecture, painting, and sculpture merge seamlessly. Thorvaldsen was one of the most famous European artists of his era and a leading figure of Neoclassicism. Today, the museum remains a vital monument to 19th-century Danish culture and architectural innovation.
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Museum in Copenhagen, displaying works of sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen.
Ruins beneath Christiansborg Palace, remains of earlier buildings.
Exhibition space and arts organization in Copenhagen, shows contemporary art.
Viewpoint tower at Christiansborg Palace, has views over Copenhagen.
Bridge in Copenhagen, connects Slotsholmen with the Indre By district.
Gallery in Copenhagen, hosts changing art exhibitions.
Theatre in Copenhagen, known for comedy and cabaret performances.
Bridge in Copenhagen, Denmark, crosses the canal.
