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Jewish Information Center

City walks and teaching in Aarhus and Copenhagen

Did you know that schools across the country can receive visits from Jewish mediators completely free of charge? The Jewish Information Center offers education at your school, at the synagogue in Copenhagen or as a city tour in Aarhus. 

In collaboration with the Jewish Information Center and Den Gamle By, we have prepared a free city walking map, which you can pick up at the Danish Jewish Museum, Den Gamle By, Dokk1 and the Occupation Museum in Aarhus. The map can also be downloaded online here..

The Jewish Information Center is a knowledge center that prevents antisemitism through dissemination and education. The Information Center is a nationwide effort based in Copenhagen and Aarhus. The nationwide effort is made possible through the action plans against antisemitism.

Read more about the Jewish Information Center and book a lesson. 

Copenhagen's Cultural Quarter

17 cultural institutions in the heart of Copenhagen

Go exploring in Copenhagen's Kulturkvarter! Within a radius of 10 minutes' walk, you will find 17 exciting museums and activities, which together tell about Denmark's past, present and future.

We are very happy to be one of the 17 institutions, all of which are located in the heart of Copenhagen's inner city. There are many initiatives that take place across the cultural quarter. A recurring success happens again in August, when the cultural district invites you to pop-up Thursday bars - it's really nice!

The 17 institutions are: Archeological Workshop, BLOX, Christiansborg Castle, Danish Architecture Center, Danish Jewish Museum, The Black Diamond – The Royal Library, Parliament, Kings' Lapidarium, War Museum, Art Association GL STRAND, Copenhagen Museum, Copenhagen City Archives, National Museum, Nikolaj Kunsthal, Theater Museum in Hofteatret, Tivoli and Thorvaldsen's Museum.

Photo: Abdellah Ihadian

Read more about Copenhagen's Cultural Quarter