The museum is located in Frederiksberg area of Copenhagen, which allows the visitors to get an authentic feeling for the atmosphere that the house would exude at the time. The Bakkehus Museum was opened in 1925 under the name of The Rahbek Memorial Rooms. The museum was then extended with memorial accommodation facility for the poets Johannes Ewald and Adam Oehlenschläger. In 2002, museum opened with a new wing for public showing the place for Rahbeks’ kitchen. There is one of the museum library of antique articles and two rooms that are used for temporary exhibitions. The building is today owned by Frederiksberg Municipality and is surrounded by an old-fashioned public park and a private museum with garden.

The museum story depicts that Rahbaek family lived here upto1802 to 1830, hosting a popular salon for Danish literary personalities - Hans Christian Andersen and Adam Oehlenschlager (author of the Danish national anthem) were frequent guests. The peaceful museum preserves the house more or less as the Rahbaek left it, and provides an interesting insight into the literary setting of the Golden Age. A visit to these rooms of this Museum gives a vivid and beautiful look into the time, environment and atmosphere at the beginning of the 19th century.

There is a place known as glass case room where visitors can see many of Kamma Rahbek’s fine boxes and a collection of drawings revealing both a deep interest in art and a multifaceted talent. The suburb of Frederiksberg played a significant role during the Golden Age, and the mythical cultural-historical Bakkehus Museum that contain authentic Golden Age interiors, where the part of the most visited place where the visitor sense the presence of history and of the bel sprits that frequent visit these very rooms.

Frederiksberg is situated next to Copenhagen's city center, but it is ruined like an city with its own city hall .Even though it is so integrated with Copenhagen, you wont even notice this when you enter Frederiksberg. With nearly 91 000 inhabitants, Frederiksberg is Denmark’s 5th largest local authority municipality. Frederiksberg is very diverse with its royal garden and castle park.

Frederiksberg Castle lies in one of the Frederiksberg Baroque Have (garden). The Baroque garden is an idea invented place of Frederick IV, of his trips to Italy. Frederiksberg Gardens are today possessed by the state and maintained by the Palace and Properties Agency. Originally, from 1663, the Royal House property at Frederiksberg was no more than a small farm, known as the ‘Prinsessegården’, located at one of the ends of Frederiksberg Allé. The farm soon proved to be too small area, and at the beginning of the 18th century the building of the new palace was commenced at the crest of the Valby Hill. As the 18th century came to an end, Frederiksberg beautiful Gardens and Søndermarken were altered into romantic, English landscape gardens. These gardens now have inbuilt small garden ponds which are organized through a network of winding canals. These canals later served to drain low areas of the gardens, thus making it possible for a good place to cultivate the new and exotic trees and shrubs introduced in Denmark

The first playground was built on one of the sites of Frederiksberg Garden, which proved to be heaven for little children. But the play ground was little more than a gravel area, so there was a reconstruction for the new look of this playground which came into existence around 14 April 2008.

Frederiksberg Town Hall in Frederiksberg, Denmark was built during the years 1942-1953. In addition to administrative rooms, the Town Hall also has a Town Hall auditorium, grand ceremonial hall, Wedding Room, and an assembly hall and library for the Municipal Council. From the Hall of Tower, which rises 60 meters above street level, there is a unique view over Frederiksberg and across Copenhagen.

It’s important to specify that if you ever stay for a longer time or wish to stay for longer period at Frederiksberg (Kommune), Frederiksberg Town Hall is that place where you have to get first registered as an individual. All working people over there are kind and glad to help you over the work regarding registration matters.

There is a regular guided tour on the first Saturday of every month at 1 p.m., starting outside the main entrance of the Town hall up to Town Hall. Special tours are being sponsored with arrangement on the application to Frederiksberg Municipality on Tlf. 38 21 21 26.road.