M/S Maritime Museum Helsingør

September and October are by far the most beautiful months in Helsingør. This is when the deep calm and warm coziness of autumn slowly settle over the capital, finding their way right under the skin of those of us who live in the city. * I often visit this breathtaking building M/S Museet for Søfart below the surface of the earth and I like to finish it off in the café on the dock.. but tonight the menu was on blood moon and it was a bit disappointing to look at for all of us along the coast at Kronborg Castle. However, I once took the best picture ever, and I'm still quite proud of it to this day 😀

Exciting exhibition and cafe with delicious food.

It was very nice and interesting.

The children's playground is well-equipped.

A fantastic, entertaining museum about shipping throughout the centuries – especially the children's interactive exhibits are TOP-NOTCH! 👏👍

Highly recommended, not just for rainy days! The M/S Maritime Museum is an exceptional and very family-friendly museum. The exhibition presents the history of Danish and international shipping over the past 400 years in an interactive and entertaining way. The architecture alone is impressive: The museum was built in a former dry dock and makes innovative use of this unusual space. The maritime atmosphere perfectly complements the theme. The numerous interactive stations are particularly well done. Whether virtually shoveling coal, at the tattoo station, trying on various dress-up options, or on the ship's bridge with its integrated playground – there's plenty for children and adults to discover. On the bridge, you really do feel a bit like you're on board a real ship. The museum is also ideal for families: Children get in free, and the many hands-on activities guarantee there's never a dull moment. This was our second visit. Although we were already familiar with the museum, some parts of the exhibition have changed, so a return visit is definitely worthwhile.

The museum is located in an old shipyard. There is a lot to see

Very lasagna but informative experience

Fantastic museum, and not least a good shop. Lovely restaurant, and friendly staff. But most importantly, a whole section for the little ones to play.

Beautiful museum. A little bit too much information. At the end of the museum a fun place for kids to play and learn.