M/S Maritime Museum Helsingør

Really neat little museum with a nice exhibit on north / Baltic sea shipwrecks and diving. Tons of model ships. Large play area for small children.

Great exciting museum very informative in a good way. Huge exciting play area for children. Fantastically exciting architecture too, cool there's a story about it too, it's absolutely crazy.

For lovers of marine themes, this is the place! Many models of ships, both ancient and modern. You can have lunch in a cafe, the menu (in the photo) includes smolebrods - the national Danish food (very rich sandwiches). For children, there is a large themed location for entertainment. For adults, there is a large souvenir shop with a more nautical theme. We liked it, but I wouldn't go a second time))

Odd place, not a history of Danish sailing and maritime activity, as hoped.

The museum is relatively small and is expensive. The café is nice from a design point of view, in this museum signed BIG.

Exciting exhibition about ogle of the Baltic Sea shipwrecks

Very expensive for us Swedes right now, 145 DKK / person in admission. The exhibition was small so not much to see.

Unique museum located in old shipyard dock beneath sea level. The most famous Danish architect Bjarke Ingels (company BIG) draw this museum. Many miniatures of famous ships inside, and you can spend many hours here. There is also a cafe with unique views and delicious food and beverages.

Really nice and interesting museum, both content and architecture are worth a visit!

The museum next to Kronborg is a must-visit for sailing fans. It contains the largest number of sailboat models I have ever seen. Admission is free with the Copenhagen Card.