The Danish War Museum (Krigsmuseet) in Copenhagen offers a comprehensive journey through over 500 years of Denmark’s military history. Housed in the historic Tøjhuset arsenal building, constructed in 1604 by King Christian IV, the museum showcases a vast array of artifacts and exhibitions that delve into the nation’s involvement in various conflicts.
Krigsmuseet (Danish War Museum)
Tøjhusgade 3
1220 København
https://en.natmus.dk/museums-and-palaces/danish-war-museum
January – April:
Monday: Closed
Tuesday – Sunday: 10.00 – 17.00
May – September:
Every day: 10.00 – 17.00
October – December:
Monday: Closed
Tuesday – Sunday: 10.00 – 17.00
The museum is closed:
December 24
December 31
Admission
Aircraft collection
| S-134 | Westland Lynx Mk.90B |
Exhibitions & Highlights Krigsmuseet
Visitors can explore a diverse collection that includes:
- Cannon Hall: A 156-meter-long hall displaying an impressive array of cannons used throughout Danish history.
- The Remote War – A Danish Soldier in Afghanistan: An immersive 600-square-meter exhibition recreating a Danish military camp in Afghanistan, providing insights into modern warfare experiences.
- Historical Weaponry: Displays ranging from samurai swords and suits of armor to modern drones, illustrating the evolution of military technology.
- Interactive Exhibits: Opportunities to engage with various displays, offering a hands-on understanding of military life and history.