Occupation Museum
355 Votes Currently Open- Address: Mathilde Fibigers Have 2, 8000 Aarhus, Denmark Map
- Timings: 11:00 am - 04:00 pm Details
- Phone: +45-86184277
- Time Required: 01:00 Hrs
- Tags: Museums, Family And Kids

The Germans occupied Denmark from 1940-1945. During this period of suppression, military terror and civil rights abuses, the Danish population rallied itself with many inspiring acts against their oppressors. The story of that occupation and that resistance is told in this museum. Various artefacts, documents, weapons, photo show the perspective of this period of Danish history from both angles: the Germans and the Danish, and how the oppressors coped with the sabotage carried out by the local resistance. Also on display are various instances of Danish, Allied and German propaganda. The location of the museum itself is historic: an old police station, which used to be the German Gestapo Headquarters.
Entrance Ticket Details For Occupation Museum
- Entry is free.
How to Reach Occupation Museum
- Skolebakken st
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- Dragen Cafe
- Mackies
- Hereofrd Beefstouw
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- Occupation Museum Address: Mathilde Fibigers Have 2, 8000 Aarhus, Denmark
- Occupation Museum Contact Number: +45-86184277
- Occupation Museum Timing: 11:00 am - 04:00 pm
- Best time to visit Occupation Museum(preferred time): 10:00 am - 04:00 pm
- Time required to visit Occupation Museum: 01:00 Hrs
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5.6/10
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56.44% of people who visit Aarhus include Occupation Museum in their plan
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355 Times
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1 PM - 2 PM
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46.51% of people start their Occupation Museum visit around 1 PM - 2 PM
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1 Hr
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People usually take around 1 Hr to see Occupation Museum
71.76% of people prefer to travel by car while visiting Occupation Museum
People normally club together The Womens Museum and Aarhus Domkirke while planning their visit to Occupation Museum.