My partner likes engines having been a ships engineer so this was his dream visit. We were not disappointed while waiting to enter a gentleman approach us he was on his way to work in the museum. This man as most of the staff there are volunteers and very knowledgeable people,…
This a museum concerning dieselengines especially adapted to ships. This is around a big functional dieselengine. There are a lot of dieselengine models of dufferent types and age. The entrance is free. This museum can really be recommended to motorinterested people.
This museum hosts a gigantic antique diesel engine used for electricity generation during peak demand hours. We were lucky to see the big engine running as it was specially turned on for the students that were on the trip in the museum. It was cool to see the engine on the move…
It's difficult to get there, but worth the hassle. You will be amazed by the largest diesel engine running gloriously. The exhibits were entertaining and educational too. You can learn a lot about the history of diesel engines and locomotives in general. However, don't wear…
If you are interested in engineering, particularly marine engineering, a visit is worth a trip to Copenhagen for this alone. Apart from the great engine running (check carefully fo dates/times), the wealth of diesel engine history over the last several decades is another…