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Danmarks Tekniske
Museum Danmarks Flyvemuseum: |
| Address: |
Fabriksvej 25
DK-3000 Helsingor |
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Denmark
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| Postal address: |
Danmarks Tekniske Museum
National Museum of Science and Technology
Fabriksvej 25
Helsingor (Elsinore), Denmark. |
Ellehammer 1909 replica
OY-KRD Sud Aviation SE-210 Caravelle III
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| City: |
Helsingor |
| Zip code: |
DK-3000 |
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| Country: |
Denmark
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| Web site: |
www.tekniskmuseum.dk |
| Contact: |
info@tekniskmuseum.dk |
| Phone: |
+45
4922 2611 |
| Fax: |
+45
4922 6211 |
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Opening hours: |
Summer:
Tuesday - Sundays: 10 am - 5 pm |
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June
21. to August 2 the museum is open on Mondays as well (school holidays),
10 am to 5 pm |
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Winter:
Tuesday - Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm |
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The museum is closed on Christmas Eve,
Christmas Day, New Years Eve and New Years Day. |
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Admission: |
Yes |
| Gift shop: |
Yes |
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How to get there: |
By car
Are you driving from Helsingor (Elsinore city), the
easiest way is by follow the Kongevejen, heading towards Kobenhavn
(Copenhagen). In the first traffic circle please turn right
(Klostermosevej) and follow this a couple of hundreds meter, then turn
left (Fabriksvej) and you will find the museum at your left hand within
approx 400 metres.
Are you coming from Kobenhavn (Copenhagen), the easiest way to the
museum is by turning left in the first traffic circle after the highway
(Stoberivej). Follow this approx 100 metres, turn right (Fabriksvej) and
you have the museum at your right hand.
By bus or train/railway
Arriving at Helsingor (Elsinore) train station, please take bus number
805 heading towards Espergærde. Ask the bus driver to stop at
Danmarks Tekniske Museum. Bus stop is sited next to the museum entrance.
Other busses are possible. Bus number 353, 801, 802. Ask the
bus driver to stop at Fabriksvej. You have to walk approx. 400 metres
along Fabriksvej. You will find the museum at your left hand. |
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Collection: |
The aviation department has more
than 30 airplanes on exibit, from gyrocopters to helicopters and even a complete
Caravelle airliner. Also on exhibit, is an airplane of the 'Danish
Edison', the inventor J.C. Ellehammer, who, in the
minds of the Danes, were the first to fly in Europe in 1906, but never
internationally recorded as the first European flight. Looking at his flying
machine and the rest of the exhibited, planes it is
impossible not to marvel at the speed at which the subsequent development took
place. You will also find the workshop where a team of volounteers are building
an exact replica of the first Danish traffic airplane, the F.F 49C.
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NJ+HE
L-861 OY-AAO
S-16 Maagen 2
OY-DDA
OY-KNB
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OY-EAZ
179
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J-49
43-461
R-896
DT-491
DT-923
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Maagen 3
62-605
OY-AVA
91-912
A-777/SY-H
17320/E
29487/07
A-001
11-113
OY-ACT
OY-DZU
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S-883 OY-KRD |
Blohm & Voss BV 138
Consolidated PBY-6A Catalina
de Havilland DH89 Dragon Rapide
de Havilland DH82 Tiger Moth
Donnet Leveque A
Douglas C-47A Dakota
Douglas DC-7C (cockpit)
Ellehammer 1909
Ellehammer Helicopter
Fairchild 24R9 Argus II
Fairchild PT-26 'Trainer'
Farman - Svendsens Glenten
Friedrichshafen FF.49C
Fokker D.XXI
Gloster Meteor F.4
Lockheed CF-104 Starfighter
Lockheed T-33A
Lockheed T-33A
Nielsen & Winter AA
OY Flyvebad
Percival P34 Proctor III
Percival P66 President
Polyt III
Republic F-84G Thunderjet
Saab B17A
Saab J29F Lansen
Saab F-35 Draken
SAI KZ IIT
SAI KZ III
SAI KZ IV
Seremet Autogyro VS 17
Sikorsky S-55C
Sud Aviation SE-210 Caravelle III |
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S-16
de Havilland DH82 Tiger Moth |
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