Danish Museum of Science and Technology

Great indoors place for a visit with kids. We went there on a rainy day and it was a success. It is a bit out of Copenhagen and not extremely crowded as usually other places can be. They have a little cafe and also an area where you can enjoy your own snacks. We will definitely go back :)

I'll admit this museum hit me hard because some of the old vehicles and bikes brought me some deep, deep memories. In fact, it showed me that a car can have as much history attached to it as any other tool or man-made artifact. I'm happy I visited this. Was not expecting to get emotional about it but there you go

I highly recommend visiting this museum — it’s a great experience for both children and adults. There are numerous historical exhibits where you can follow the evolution of cars, airplanes, helicopters, bicycles, space technology, and much more. A special highlight is the chance to play classic arcade machines and retro game consoles, bringing a great sense of nostalgia. The museum is large, varied, and educational — a perfect spot for a family visit.

I really loved the museum - there's a lot to see, and the exposition is very varied. The only big complaint I have is the lack of English language descriptions (some have them, most exhibits don't) and lackluster or non-existing explanations of some exhibits. I would also love some better quality and variety of museum-branded souvenirs in the gift shop - there were just some bags, pens, notebooks, postcards and very basic picture magnets to choose from.

We made an hour trip by train & bus to get here 😊 I did enjoy the museum because I love old cars etc... but I could imagine some people being a tad disappointed! I'm pleased I made the effort though 👍🏻

Nice afternoon visit. The kids loved it. Enough to spend 4-5h.

Nice collection but in need of love and attention

A large museum with many interesting objects on display. There is so much to see, that the large space feels small sometimes. The staff is friendly and helpful, there is a decent amount of parking available and anyone, who likes technology will find something interestig here. 2-3 hours will go fast in the museum.