Info & opening hours
MAPS – Museum of Art in Public Spaces
Nørregade 29
4600 Køge, Denmark
OPENING HOURS
Tue – Sun: 11am-5pm
Fri: 11am-8pm
Monday: Closed
CAFÉ
Tuesday – Sunday: 11am – 5pm
Monday: Closed
ADMISSION
Adults: DKK 110
Under 30: DKK 75
Pensionists: DKK 75
Children: Free
We recommend buying an annual pass
TRANSPORT
The museum is located:
3 minutes walk from Køge Station.
28 minutes from Copenhagen Central Station, when taking the regional train.
There are parking options close to the museum.
ACCESSIBILITY
As a wheelchair user, you have access to the entire museum. There is an easily accessible ramp at the museum’s entrance, a disabled toilet, and an elevator to all floors.
MAPS – Museum of Art in Public Spaces,
Nørregade 29,
4600 Køge, Denmark
Tuesday – Sunday: 11am – 5pm
Fri: 11am-8pm
Monday: Closed
Annual pass
BUY AN ANNUAL PASS FOR MAPS HERE and get a free cup of coffee next time you visit the MAPS Café!
PRICES:
Adult = DKK 250
Adult +1 = DKK 375
Under 30 / pensionist = DKK 150
Under 30 / pensionist +1 = DKK 225
Buy an annual pass to MAPS and enjoy a year of great international art experiences:
- Free admission to the museum
- Invitations to exhibition, concerts, openings and events
- Communal dinners, talks, film screenings, and other events at a reduced price
- 10% discount at the café and on purchases of catalogs, merchandise, etc.
MAPS Movie Mingle
Join us for film night at MAPS every Friday!
MAPS Movie Mingle is a vibrant film experience where we explore visual culture through everything from art films and video art to documentaries and more commercial works.
The programme brings together films across genres and formats, creating an informal setting where you can experience both classics and new perspectives.
Come and enjoy a glass of wine, have some popcorn, and watch a great film—introduced by one of our hosts, who will give a short introduction to the evening’s screening. The programme is updated regularly, so stay tuned here.
15 Minute Intro
You can now join a 15 minute introduction every day at MAPS!
Every day at 12:15, we invite you to a short introduction to one of the 90 art projects featured in the exhibition The Story of Public Art.
A daily opportunity to get closer to the art one project at a time.
Discover the ideas behind a groundbreaking, and often temporary, art project from the 1950s to the present day. Many of these projects no longer exist in the world and can only be experienced at MAPS.
Combine the introduction with lunch in the café beforehand—or coffee and cake afterwards.
Come back again and again—until you’ve heard the full story of public art.
Duration: 15 minutes
Price: Free with paid admission
Want the full story?
Get a MAPS annual pass and join the introductions again and again—with free admission all year round.
15 Minute Intro
You can now join a 15 minute introduction every day at MAPS!
Every day at 12:15, we invite you to a short introduction to one of the 90 art projects featured in the exhibition The Story of Public Art.
A daily opportunity to get closer to the art one project at a time.
Discover the ideas behind a groundbreaking, and often temporary, art project from the 1950s to the present day. Many of these projects no longer exist in the world and can only be experienced at MAPS.
Combine the introduction with lunch in the café beforehand—or coffee and cake afterwards.
Come back again and again—until you’ve heard the full story of public art.
Duration: 15 minutes
Price: Free with paid admission
Want the full story?
Get a MAPS annual pass and join the introductions again and again—with free admission all year round.
Café
Visit the MAPS Museum Café and enjoy a relaxed meal in inspiring surroundings. Treat yourself, your friends, or your family to a freshly made lunch, a good cup of coffee, or a glass of wine. Our menu is carefully crafted from seasonal ingredients and offers something for every taste.
Enjoy coffee and cake inside our inviting café, or sit outside on the terrace and watch the city unfold around you. With views of the urban landscape, the café is the perfect place to unwind — where art and public life meet.