NATIONAL MUSEUM
MUSEUM
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About
The National Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen offers an immersive journey through 14,000 years of history. From Viking treasures and Egyptian mummies to the Egtved Girl and the Trundholm Sun Chariot, its diverse collections captivate visitors. Housed in the historic Prince’s Mansion, the museum also features a children’s museum and Restaurant SMÖR, blending culture with culinary delights.
Nestled in Copenhagen’s heart, the National Museum of Denmark stands as the country’s largest cultural history museum, inviting visitors to explore over 14,000 years of human heritage. Its extensive collections span from the Ice Age to modern times, showcasing iconic artifacts such as the Egtved Girl, the Trundholm Sun Chariot, and Viking-era treasures. The museum's ethnographic exhibits further enrich the experience, offering insights into global cultures and histories. Designed by architect Nicolai Eigtved, the Prince’s Mansion, which houses the museum, is a masterpiece of Rococo architecture, featuring original stucco ceilings and parquet floors. Beyond its exhibitions, the museum caters to families with its interactive Children’s Museum, allowing young minds to engage with history through play. Visitors can also enjoy traditional Danish cuisine at Restaurant SMÖR, making the National Museum a comprehensive cultural destination.