National Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen: photos, reviews

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The National Museum of Denmark, established in 1849, stands as a captivating hub of history and culture in Copenhagen. With a remarkable Google rating of 4.5, visitors are treated to an enriching experience through its diverse exhibits, including the intriguing Viking Sorceress and an impressive array of ancient and medieval artifacts. The museum is particularly welcoming to families, offering interactive elements that ensure children are just as engaged as adults. Submerging yourself in Danish heritage is made even more enjoyable with state-of-the-art technology and audio guides that seamlessly adjust narratives to enhance understanding. The intuitive layout and informative descriptions make for an effortlessly immersive visit, lasting comfortably between 2 to 3 hours.

Recommended visit time

2-3 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Glyptoteket (Tietgensgade)

Bus stop 245 m walk

Stormbroen, Nationalmuseet (Vindebrogade)

Bus stop 183 m walk

Stormgade (H.C. Andersens Boulevard)

Bus stop 196 m walk

A/B Nordre Frihavnsgade 6-

Bus station 285 m walk

Tegnestuen Dennis Lund v/Dennis Lund

Bus station 259 m walk

Ejerforeningen Studiestræde 12 & 12 A

Bus station 55 m walk

4.5

based on 15,743 reviews

Google

4.5/5 13,029 reviews

Facebook

4.4/5 2,714 reviews

Igor Guapyassu

Vikings!

Tomas Cvrcek

This largest museum in Denmark is packed with things and I could easily spend a week there, if I really wanted to do all the exhibits at least some justice. The museum's primary focus is, obviously, Danish history - from the stone age to the nuclear age - but it also houses quite a few finds of international importance. Those include the Sun Chariot, the Egtved girl, the Gundestrup cauldron and the Epitaph of Seikilos. The last of these, in particular, takes a little effort to find but, by God, it contains the oldest inscription of a full musical tune in the world (dating to 1st century AD - search YouTube for a modern recording), so it's a must-see.

Merece la pena gracias a su contenido historico vikingo y la experiencia inmersiva que ofrece

National Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen

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