The Danish Jewish Museum is housed on the island of Slotsholmen, which has been the seat of Danish government for some 800 years.

The Danish Jewish Museum is located in king Christian IV's Royal Boat House in the old part of the Royal Library and has its entrance in the Library gardens. It is situated close to the many other cultural institutions and tourist sights on Slotsholmen.

A number of the museums and cultural institutions on Slotsholmen cooperate to provide general access to the many cultural treats and recreational joys in the area. This cooperation involves the Danish Jewish Museum, the Royal Library, the Ruins under Christiansborg Palace, the Theatre Museum at the Court Theatre, Thorvaldsen's Museum and the Royal Danish Arsenal Museum

Read more about the many sites surrounding the Danish Jewish Museum on Slotsholmen.

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