Brandts
An art and photography museum in a converted former textile mill, surrounded by cafés, an open-air amphitheatre and creative boutiques.
Brandts sits on the western side of the Old Town. Originally the 19th-century Brandts textile factory, it is now one of Denmark's leading centres for art and visual culture. Inside you'll find a collection of Danish art, the National Museum of Photography and ever-changing contemporary exhibitions. In summer, the open-air stepped amphitheatre in the factory grounds hosts concerts, and the courtyards around it are home to a cinema, restaurants and design shops. It's a favourite gathering place for local young people. Tickets cost about 125 Danish kroner, and you should allow around 1.5 hours.
Opening hours
Tue–Sun 10:00–17:00 (extended hours Thursdays)
Nearby sights
- Munke Mose & Odense River Boats
- H.C. Andersen's Childhood Home
- St. Canute's Cathedral
- Storms Pakhus
- Danish Railway Museum
- H.C. Andersen House
- Hans Jensens Stræde (Andersen Quarter)
- Odense Zoo