Copenhagen: MACA Museum: Banksy & Street Art Entry Ticket
1.Copenhagen: MACA Museum: Banksy & Street Art Entry Ticket
MACA Museum Copenhagen ticket for Banksy early works and street art icons, located by Nyhavn canals near Amalienborg.
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MACA Museum Copenhagen ticket for Banksy early works and street art icons, located by Nyhavn canals near Amalienborg.
Most PopularMACA Art Museum entry in Nyhavn, Copenhagen. See Banksy’s early street art plus major 20th–21st century artists, with audio guides.
See Banksy and early street art in Copenhagen at MACA Museum, plus English descriptions, a Nyhavn start, and a 45–60 minute visit.
“Interesting exhibitions. Gave a background to street art. Three floors all with different exhibits. Toilets and coat/bag rack available”
A private 90-minute Copenhagen kickstart covering Copenhagen Cathedral and the Round Tower, with local tips to guide the rest of your trip.
“We were concerned, as our guide only turned up at exactly the departure time, and she did not answer her phone. However, all was good, and we had an excellent tour. Christel knew that we were under time pressure, as we had to catch our cruise ship . She took us to a good variety…”
Walk Nørrebro’s street art with a guide, then eat shawarma or falafel and sip Coffee Collective in Copenhagen, all in about 3 hours.
“Super cool way to see the house walls. That some is really art and you can analyze it and have a good debate. And on top of that, good stops along the tour. Painted house walls will never be the same for me no matter where I am.”
Walk Nørrebro’s street art with a small group, then eat Danish classics at Kösem and Hart Bakery on a 3-hour guided tour.
“An insightful look into a different aspect of Copenhagen! Super friendly guide that made the trip much more unique. Loved the kebab and the BMO. (BMO = Bun with cheese - a Danish classic). I particularly enjoyed hearing about the cultural history of "Ungdomshuset" (= House of Youth).”