Gl Holtegaard
Gl. Holtegaard is a new kunsthalle for contemporary and modern art, beautifully located in a baroque pleasure palace north of Copenhagen.
With art as the focal point and sculpture as the supporting element, the ambition is to create a vibrant cultural gathering place where art, music, nature and reflection meet.
Read more about Gl Holtegaard under the pictures.

Photo: Jens Lindhe


Ambitious program
Gl. Holtegaard will present an ambitious program with exhibitions, classical concerts, lectures and events.
A central part of Gl. Holtegaard's vision is the establishment of a unique sculpture park, integrated into the historic Baroque garden. Here, permanent and changing works will form part of a dynamic interaction with the landscape and the kunsthalles exhibitions. The sculpture park will be an open and accessible space for everyone all year round, and will eventually develop into a strong landmark for Gl. Holtegaard.
Gl. Holtegaard will present an ambitious program of exhibitions, classical concerts, lectures and events. With a focus on classical artistic disciplines such as sculpture and painting as well as strong international and Scandinavian artistic positions, the goal is to create experiences of high quality and relevance.
As an integral part of the artistic vision, Gl. Holtegaard is closely connected to The Art Residency in Pietrasanta, Italy, where selected artists are given the opportunity to immerse themselves and develop in inspiring settings. The residency serves as a creative starting point for new works and ideas, which can subsequently find their way to exhibitions and the sculpture park at Gl. Holtegaard. The interaction between the residency and the kunstshalle creates a unique artistic continuity and strengthens the connection between international art production and local roots.
At the same time, the ambition extends beyond art alone. Gl. Holtegaard wants to be a place that connects art and science and contributes to new perspectives on the world around us – with morality and ethics as central landmarks for a sustainable future.
Since 2025, Gl. Holtegaard has undergone extensive restoration. In May 2026, the revitalized kunsthalle will open – a cultural center where art, culture and knowledge come together, and where new perspectives take shape.
The Sculpture Park
As early as May 2025, the public has been able to follow the extensive restoration that will bring Gl. Holtegaard back to its grandeur.
The sculpture park functions both as an integrated part of the public baroque garden and as a dynamic extension of the Kunsthalles exhibition program. As a permanent sculpture park, it will be continuously expanded and developed, while the garden - depending on the artist and curation - can be activated in whole or in part as an extended exhibition space in connection with the Kunsthalles changing exhibitions.
The ambition is to create a distinctive sculpture park in the long term that will become a landmark for both Gl. Holtegaard and Rudersdal Municipality.
During the summer months, the outdoor areas also provide a setting for outdoor concerts and other cultural events.
The sculpture park is free to visit and is open from sunrise to sunset year-round.
The page is continuously updated with news about the sculpture park.
The sculpture park contains works by, among others:
Tal R, Dan Graham, Tómas Saraceno, Per Kirkeby, A Kassen, Ernesto Neto, Benedikte Bjerre, Esben Weile Kjær, Sif Itona Westerberg, Carl Sandegaard, Ebbe Stub Witrup, Kaare Golles, Lawrence Weiner, José Dávila, Amalie Jacobsen, Julie Lænkholm, Maja Lisa Engelhardt, Morten Løbner Espersen, Morten Bülow and Michael Dean.
Gl Holtegaard overview

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Entré
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Staircase
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Ticket sale and lounge
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Pavillion South
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Exhibition room
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The garden room
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Exhibition room
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Exhibition room
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Pavilion North
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Exhibition room
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Exhibition room
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Opening hours
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10-17
Wednesday: 10-17
Thursday: 10-20
Friday: 10-17
Saturday: 10-17
Sunday: 10-17
Gl. Holtegaard
Old Holtegaard, Attemosevej 170, 2840 Holte, Denmark