Danmarks Tekniske Museum

Technical Museum of Denmark

Housed in an 8000-m² former iron foundry, within its walls is a large collection of steam engines, cars, airplanes and other inventions with particular emphasis on Danish achievements in science and industry like the 1888 Hammel car which, as far as is known, is the oldest original automobile still running, the world's first typewriter and the world's first electromagnetic sound recorder. In the impressive aviation collection which counts a number of complete historic aeroplanes, is also the plane of Ellehammer, which according to the Danes, were the first to take flight on the continent. Many exhibits can be run or operated by inserting a coin.

• museum
• history

Address

Fabriksvej 25

Getting there

From Helsingør Station bus 805 to Tekniske Museum, or bus 353, 801, 802 to Fabriksvej

Hours

Tue-Sun 10:00-17:00

Price

Summer 65 kr, Winter 50 kr

Website

tekniskmuseum.dk (opens in a new tab)