Copenhagen: The Museum of Danish Resistance Entrance Ticket
Capital Region of Denmark, Copenhagen
Uncover the stories of Danish resistance during the Nazi occupation of Denmark during World War II at the Museum of Danish Resistance. Discover what life under occupation was like from the exhibits.
Overview
The Museum of Danish Resistance in Copenhagen explores civilian life and resistance during the German occupation, suitable for history enthusiasts and WWII learners.
Highlights
- Reserve your ticket in advance to the Museum of Danish Resistance
- Discover the Danish resistance movement during World War II
- Learn how the war affected civilians in daily life
- Use interactive exhibits to explore resistance tactics
- Hear stories of real historical figures from the occupation period
Description
The exhibition introduces you to four resistance fighters and a Danish Nazi, illustrating the difficult choices faced during the German occupation from 1940 to 1945.
Visitors can wiretap phone conversations, crack German codes, or attempt to create illegal magazines. The museum also displays rare objects such as execution poles from Ryvangen and the coat of resistance fighter 'Flammen.'
The Museum focuses on the complex decision to join the resistance. During the occupation, these choices had severe, often catastrophic consequences that affected everyone involved.
The five historical figures who guide the exhibition each chose a side and lived with the outcomes of those decisions.
The museum is located in Churchillparken at Kastellet in Copenhagen.
Includes
- Museum of Danish Resistance entry ticket
- Audio guide
Excludes
- Live guide
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Booking Tips
Book tickets in advance to ensure entry. Allow at least 1-2 hours for a full visit. The museum is best visited during opening hours early in the day to avoid crowds.
