Stunning! Healing Art Exhibition by the Sea 🫥

In June, Denmark experiences sunsets at 10 PM. I took a train to visit the legendary most beautiful seaside art museum! Though I may not fully grasp the inner struggles and pains of the artists, works that stir your emotions are undoubtedly powerful art. Nordic art and design have always conveyed profound meanings through minimalist forms, and I deeply felt that in this museum. Perhaps its seaside location symbolizes "letting go"—art is a form of release, and so is the sea. It helps you forget worries and brings to mind the saying: "Facing the sea, with spring blossoms." The name Louisiana Museum of Modern Art originates from its predecessor, a country villa built in 1855. The villa's owner, Alexander Brun, married three wives in his lifetime, all named Louise. Brun named the estate "Louisiana" to commemorate this unique bond with his three wives, hence the museum's name. When founder Knud W. Jensen acquired the villa and surrounding land, he decided to name the museum after its historical title, reflecting Danish culture's respect for history and family. ⏰ Opening Hours - Tuesday to Friday: 11:00 AM–10:00 PM - Saturday & Sunday: 11:00 AM–6:00 PM - Closed on Mondays. 🎫 Ticket Prices - Adult: 145 DKK - Student: 125 DKK - Free for visitors under 18. Transport Guide 🚆 Train: From Copenhagen Central Station (København H), take the train toward Helsingør and alight at Humlebæk Station (approx. 35–40 min).