Kunsten - Museum of modern Art Aalborg Aalborg

Saw the exhibition of modern Danish design, a really interesting insight into the production of the great Danish designers. Also a photo exhibition with pictures from Elizabeth Taylor's home. New exhibition under construction about the American Way. A visit is recommended. For current exhibitions see the Art website.

A truly magnificent building surrounded by greenery. Parts of the exhibition are very modern – Ai Wei Wei's sculpture is impressive. A high standard price – but admission is free for children under 18.

A must for art lovers in Aalborg.

I really did like the building a lot. I’m not sure about the art but it is curated well and there are definitely some very interesting and inspiring pieces.

A beautiful exhibition by Stine Goya. A personal story about this fashion designer. In the Gallery, we were also surprised by objects by Ai Weiwei and photographs by Thomas Struth and Andreas Gursky. The building, designed by Alvas Aalto, is timeless. You can enjoy a delicious lunch at Brasserie Kunst.

Very friendly staff, amazing cake and of the course the art is very good🦄

Nice outdoor area. Prices are quite high for German visitors. Entrance fee is around €20, a cappuccino is €6, and a small pastry costs another €6-7.

A nice museum with a variety of exhibitions. Paintings, sculptures, and installations. It's not very big and of limited interest to children.

A museum housed in a splendid building designed by Alvar Aalto. A wonderful showcase for exhibitions and works from the permanent collection. On the lower floor, in addition to the exhibition rooms, there is a bistro furnished with period decorations and accessories. Outside, also on the lower floor, there is a garden with numerous works, many of which are interactive: fountains and colonnades where children can play.

A beautiful and quiet museum. Well-air-conditioned. Free parking is available right on the street in front of the museum. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. Art is always a tricky business, so the exhibition isn't included in the review. However, for connoisseurs, it's certainly worth a visit (admission is about €20 per person). Everything is clean and well-maintained.