Viking Museum

I went to the Viking Boat Museum and the result was really only the boat...p5p6 The cups and shields in the Viking exhibition area of another museum are like fathers.. The scenery characters inside and outside the Viking Boat Museum. Children or the elderly come here to see it seriously and have gained something.

The Viking Museum is relatively small in size. It is located on the west side of Aarhus Square. The collection is still very rich, showing a lot of Viking-era artifacts. There is a large stone monument that is worth seeing, and there are many ancient texts engraved on it. The museum is still possible.

The Viking Museum displays cultural heritage in countries such as Denmark, Sweden and Norway, describing the process of moving from pirates to the establishment of the country, and interspersing with myths and legends

The Viking Museum is a small “spot” underground museum. It is part of the Mosque History Museum, located on the west side of Aarhus Square, a site from 900 to 1400 AD during the Viking Viking period and the oldest part of the city. Here you can follow in the footsteps of the Vikings to explore and learn about the Vikings living in the land. Listen to the stories of King Harald I (nicknamed Bluetooth), learn about the Viking-era city buildings and the Vikings living in the land. The museum also has a history of unique ship burials and many other interesting stories about pirates.

The museum itself is not big, showing five pirate ships, you can learn about this history of the Vikings. There are also some interesting activities to participate in, such as making a small boat yourself, participating in a cruise ship to sea, suitable for children to play together. The surrounding environment is very good, the port is very beautiful, and all kinds of boats are docked. If you take any Roskilde train near Copenhagen, the traffic is very convenient.