Deep below Søndermarken you’ll find the Denmark’s only art museum without proper daylight. The Cisterns: Museum of Modern Glass Art. Down here you get a sense of echoing eternity in the enormous water reservoirs, which formerly provided Copenhagen’s clean water. In the cathedral-like hall you may explore the wonderfully beautiful works of glass and strange sandstone sculptures from the 18th Century almost undisturbed, and you’ll probably want to keep that loved one in a very close embrace – it is quite chilly down here! Romantic ideas inspired by two souls in love will only be further emphasised by the current exhibition ‘Modesty Violette’ by the glass artist Julius Weiland, who creates glowing and sensual images in neon.
 

Find it! 
Address: 
Cisternerne - Museet for Moderne Glaskunst 
Roskildevej 25 
2000 Frederiksberg

Opening Hours: 
Thurs- Fri 14.00-18.00 p.m. Sat-Sun (and holidays) 11.00- 17.00. Dec. and January closed, open to pre-booked arrangements. N.B. The Cisterns close at 17:00 p.m. Thurs-Fri in November and February.

Contact Information: Tlf: (0045) 33 21 93 10 www.cisternerne.dk