M/S Maritime Museum Helsingør

Nice and modern museum about seafaring. Well located close to Kronborg, restaurants, parking and central Helsingør. The museum is a little smaller than expected, but does not disappoint. These are interesting exhibitions combined with a good play area for children. There is also a cafe and shop. Wardrobe is free and it all just works. Friendly and welcoming staff. Definitely worth a visit.

A very nice and interesting exhibition about sunken ships in the Baltic Sea

Nice museum with a focus on (Danish) seafaring. A visit here can definitely be recommended if you have even a shred of historical interest in shipping

The MS is the perfect complement to your visit to Kronborg. There in the fortress there is all the austerity and Danish rigor of an 18th century maritime fortress, here in the museum there is the beauty of a modern and avant-garde setup, a masterpiece of modern architecture, combined with a collection of models of vessels from every era. Obviously a children's area that would be the envy of many amusement parks. Place to absolutely visit.

The entrance is sunken below ground level with a sloping handicap-friendly long ramp. The entire museum is located in one of the shipyard area's former ship docks. The museum is on two levels with a cafe/restaurant at the bottom, which can be reached via stairs or elevator (note the button in the elevator must be held down for it to move. If you release the button, the elevator stops). With patio in the ship's dock in summer. Modern architecture and adapted for children with maritime play areas. Many shorter films with speech via headphones. Very neat and easy to find different sections. A positive experience..

Amazing architecture to convert a dry dock to a beautiful maritime museum. A must visit for seafarers. A ticket to M/S gives a discount to ticket to nearby Kronberg castle.

Echo from the deep It's called this fantastic exhibition that I've just been to see, the colors of all the beautiful pictures with divers on wrecks from the deep, accompanied by sounds from the underwater that are played in the background, really a completed exhibition that can be highly recommended 👍😊

This is where the adventure begins...

Unfortunately, half of the museum was closed due to renovations. But their exhibition about the bottom of the Baltic Sea was really exciting.

Very exciting museum, great architecture, the construction of the museum is also explained in more detail on the 2nd floor and is very exciting. The exhibition of various shipwrecks is particularly interesting. The history of each ship is explained. Lots of interactive options too. One of our highlights of our vacation!