FUTURE OF TUNNELFABRIKKEN

Museum Tunnelfabrikken serves as a temporary installation to showcase the future plans of the buildings and celebrate the industrial heritage and history of the Tunnel Factory.

In that way the museum will act as a connecting link between the buildings’ past and future and embody a unique combination of heritage preservation and visionary urban transformation.

While the Tunnel Factory Museum is temporary in its essence, the museum will feature both permanent exhibitions and several thematized temporary exhibitions.

Permanent exhibitions

Past, Present, Future

This visionary exhibition points forward in time, showcasing the inspiring metamorphosis of the Tunnel Factory buildings. Experience the transformation firsthand as new uses and groundbreaking concepts come to life before your eyes. This exhibition captures the essence of urban innovation, where the past and the future seamlessly merge.

Permanent exhibitions

Past, Present, Future

Temporary exhibitions

Art created in the Tunnel Factory

Various works from The Tunnel Factory’s art collective will be featured. This exhibition celebrates the convergence of industrial prowess and artistic expression, offering a unique perspective on the symbiotic relationship between industry and creativity.

International urban transformations

Explore global urban transformations that have redefined cityscapes across the world. In this exhibition, we draw parallels between the Tunnel Factory's development and iconic international projects such as the High Line in New York, La Fábrica in Barcelona, and Battersea Power Station in London. Witness how cities adapt, evolve, and breathe new life into their heritage, inspiring each other towards progressive and sustainable urban planning.

Museum info

Opening hours

Museum Tunnelfabrikken

Tuesday: 09:00 to 15:00

Wednesday: 09:00 to 12:00

Thursday: 09:00 to 14:00

Admission

Free for all visitors.

Check-in

Museum café - Odds & Ends
Tunnelfabrikken
Oceanvej 12150 Nordhavn

For visitors with disabilities

In its current shape, The Tunnel Factory is an industrial warehouse building and facilities for visitors with disabilities can unfortunately not always live up to modern expectations. However, it is possible to visit the museum in a wheelchair if visitors with disabilities are accompanied by a companion who can help them into and around the museum.