Damernas Värld Review

Probably the most beautiful Museum in Copenhagen. Definitely worth a visit, while the children's section of the museum, children really like. Nice coffee and ice cream in the museum cafeteria.

A great museum, although small compared to other european national museums.

So many things, good explanatory texts for the exhibits

Bold day. We spent most of the day there and had to be thrown out at 5pm

Horrible experience.
exaggerated cost, it is all very confusing and does not follow a timeline, you go from Vikings to Neanderthal man and then return to the Renaissance, a madonna casino, you enter and after 20 minutes you just want to leave because you are bombarded by 4939277194022 objects in case all the same, boring

The museum has a great content, and the exhibition about the colonies is worth a visit.
Unfortunately there is a large part of the museum there are just "dead" collections where I do not really feel that I get the story with.
Of course, it takes a lot of research to make something solid and reliable, but it could make the visit to the museum better.
The top floor contains a number of effects of ceramics, which I could not really find an account of by reading the descriptions, although it was clear that there was more and bigger history in it than what I immediately extracted from the collection.

Fabulous! Very reach in artefacts from latest Ice Age onwards.

Very interesting place. Allow a minimum of 3 hours to have a good look around.

You need 4-5 hours to see everything at a reasonably quick pace.
Some highlights are: Remains of a viking drakkar and a large collection of prehistoric and bronze age artifacts.
A fun addition is a place where you can put on some chainmail and get a picture with viking helmet and shield for no extra charge.

A very interesting museum. Very well laid out, the top floor is worth spending a bit of time exploring.

Great to visit and loads of different exhibits to enjoy.

Reknown and noteworthy museum with many original exhibitions every year. In 2019 the main theme was the Central Asia history and cultures. Moreover the venue is home for every kind of artifacts, during the ages in the kingdom of Denmark. Very interesting, also interactive with sound and visuals in every room. 10/10 for me

Count 95kr for an adult entry. I was lucky, 5 minutes after my arrival I was able to join a guided tour in English (free), made by a student, on the recent history of Denmark (1h).

The Gengis Khan exhibit is wonderful. Must watch the 2 films. The Viking exhibit was also an interesting way to portray them. Unfortunately didn't have time to explore much else.

Loved the exhibits, but I did find it a little confusing to navigate through them in the correct order.

Great place, will never finish viewing the exhibits.

It was beautiful, and educational for all ages.
Personally, I liked the Manga exhibition and that about Rome

Very interesting museum that reviews a lot of times from prehistory to the present day (cosplay on the top floor) through the Vikings!
Only downside .. the rooms are linked one behind the other and it's hard to follow a consistent path .. we often go from one era to another then we come back later lol
Allow time to visit it

Lots of items to look at and one can really spend a long time in there. Still, they get no more than 3 stars. It is 2018 and the era of dead exhibitions is over. It does not help children and young people's desire for museums if there is only one ax and then the name. It takes either something more visual or a little exciting stories about some of the things before it gets exciting. My 2 boys of 8 got bored very quickly and at the children's museum part the staff was more busy keeping quiet and correcting the children who were there than communicating. So the place can not be recommended for children immediately.

The biggest historical museum of Danmark. There are a lot of things. The idea of free entrance is quite impressive - such a friendly and open place! And there is a lot of things to see. Just visit it!

Very complete as any museum is interesting but it is better to go with a guided tour.

A really great museum with a varied exhibition.
The exhibition is held in Danish / English. Which, by the way, is in most places here.
The restaurant also has normal Danish prices.

Had a meeting in the museum, so can't do a review 100% justice, though several of the exhibits do look interesting.

Loved it. Contains a detailed exhibition on history of Denmark.

Excellent Museum. Especially interesting artefacts from iron age, bronze age and of vikings

Free admission and quite a lot to see. It was a special feature of ancient relics at the time, but there were a lot of exhibits...
I was impressed with the graphic effect

Best museum I visited while in Europe! Section on Danish history was particularly interesting. Even if you are an English-only speaker, you will be amazed by the amount of information being presented here. Five stars

A beautiful museum, well organized. It is very large and one afternoon was not enough for the complete visit. I really liked the organization of the sections, even if at first glance it may seem labyrinthine (the rooms are really many). In addition the photos are allowed, offers free wi-fi and many spaces to sit to read or simply rest. Not to forget the section dedicated to children.

Very interesting place, lots of compositions, absolutely free. A great place to spend an interesting day in the rainy weather is vaifai, toilets, expositions from ancient times about the life and history of Denmark and to the present. There are audio guides for many exhibits in Danish and English.

Museum chock-full of Danish history. Lots of info and exhibits, so make sure to pick which ones you want to do since it would be difficult to do all of them. The only disappointing thing was that some of the info in the exhibits was a pretty generic description of the time period rather than explaining events that specifically happened in Denmark.

Great for learning about Danish history and for its fabulous temporary exhibitions !