Arbejdermuseet / The Workers Museum

Access preferences

Accessible toilets (Accessibility)

The museum has an accessible toilet.

Children at the museum (Children friendly)

The museum has an entire wing for children called "The Children's Workers Museum." Here they can play, touch and experience their way into the lives of working-class children from the time when their great-grandmother was a child.

Groups (Group and Tours)

The Workers Museum offers special rates for groups of ten or more. You can contact the museum for further information.

Tours (Group and Tours)

There are guided tours available, including a treasure hunt for children

Wheelchair Accessibility & door sizes (Accessible entrance for pushchairs and wheelchairs)

It is possible to borrow a narrow wheelchair at the museum. The width of doors at the museum varies: The doors of the lift to the permanent exhibitions can accommodate wheelchairs up to 80cm wide, whereas the entrance to the café and beer hall is only 75cm wide. The doors of the lift to the lower floor and the balcony of the Assembly Hall are 98 cm wide, making it possible for wheelchairs wider than 80cm to access the special exhibitions and – with this lift – also the Assembly Hall and exhibitions on the first floor.