A Divine Dinner at the Glyptotek
Thursday, 13 November at 7 pm
Join us for a heavenly evening in the company of the Greek gods and heroes.
The evening begins with a guided tour, where we take a closer look at how the ancient Greeks worshipped the gods and made sacrifices to ensure a fertile land, a good harvest and a profitable hunt. The tour lasts approximately 25 minutes.
Afterwards, you can enjoy a divine dinner inspired by Artemis, the goddess of the hunt, Dionysus, the god of wine and Meleager the hero in the museum café, Picnic, with a beautiful view to the lush and atmospheric Winter Garden.
The guided tours at 5.30 and 6.00 pm will be in Danish. The guided tour at 7.00 pm will be in English.
Menu
Choose between
Guinea fowl confit with salt-baked celery, chestnuts and grape salad A glass of white or red wine and iced water Filter coffee or tea and a petit four
and
Mushroom confit with salt-baked celery, chestnuts and grape salad (veg) A glass of white or red wine and iced water Filter coffee or tea and a petit four
If you want a vegetarian menu, please let us know at picnic@glyptoteket.dk.
If you want to sit at the same table, please buy tickets together and under the same name.
The wine can be replaced with homemade lemonade (non-alcoholic). Extra beer, water and wine can be purchased.
Price and tickets
Food and beverages are 265 DKK and to that comes a guided tour and museum admission.
Total price for admission to the museum all day, guided tour, a glass of wine, main course, water, coffee/tea and a petit four:
Season Ticket holder: 295 kr. Adult: 390 kr. Under 27/student: 360 kr.
Tickets are purchased here and give free access to the entire Glyptoteket on the day. Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable but may be passed on.
Buy a season ticket and get discounts on several events as well as in the museum shop and café. Read more here.
Save money by buying a season ticket on the same day as the event. Then you get a nice discount (equivalent to the museum entrance fee). Contact the museum's ticket office to hear more.
Meeting point is in the Central Hall, where the guided tour starts. After the tour, everyone is followed to the café, where dinner is served. Here your table will be reserved for approx. 1 hour and 20 minutes.
The tour includes several stairs. For general information about wheelchair accessibility, companion arrangements, etc., read more here.
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