Louisiana Museum of Modern Art Reviews 76

We went to experience the work by Marisol and other artists. However, the experience was partly ruined by groups of Dutch high school students who, as they moved around, were loudly talking, shouting, running, and making fun. A single attendant and several visitors tried to quiet the students down, but it had no/limited effect. The accompanying Dutch supervisors appeared to have given up in advance. The museum should ensure adequate attendant staffing so that such visitors do not ruin the experience for others. There may also be signs in the exhibition rooms with guidelines for proper behavior.

I have been a member of Louisiana club for 10 years. As much as I appreciate the continously high level of exhibitions, the service level at the restaurant and the little outside coffee place is simply terrible. Stood and waited for 10min as the student employees chatted with each other, eventually left empty handed. Also sadly what used to be a relaxing trip and encounter with art, turns into navigating among wild crowds and queues everywhere. I hope the management reviews their hiring practices and introduces limits to seasonal ticket sales, a visit to Louisiana is unfortunately not as much of a pleasure these days.

I have been there a couple of times when living in Copenhagen. It is a nice place, better to go in summer in my opinion as you can sit outside and often they have concerts going on and put up food stands. Although I would check on their website before. Also, the museum is by the water which is pretty, although to get there you have to leave the museum's property. I can see why people complain about the cafe though, that is why I didn't give them 5 stars.

Visited while on europe holiday, had a great experience, beautiful art. Gift shop was quite expensive.

We visited Louisiana Museum and the souvenir shop recently and we accidentally broke two glasses for sale. The shop manager handled it perfectly. Calm and collected he cleaned up and made sure no one were hurt by the broken glass. He most politely told us not to worry and that these things happen. Thank you.