marstal sofartsmuseum

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  GroningenCopenhagen

  A very interesting museum you really ought to see if you are visiting Ærø or are interested in learning about Danish shipping history!The museum tell a very comprehensive story about Danish Shipping history as well as shop it is importance for the island Ærø. You get an impression of how it would living on a ship away for long. The number of small, very beautiful miniature boats is really impressive! Note, they have a huge selection of books on Danish shipping in the shop. Very interesting all in all.This place is more minded adults than children - just so you are aware beforehand.

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  PeterOdgaard

  Vi besøgte søfartsmuseet pga de mange gode anmeldelser på tripadvisor. Selv uden den store søfartsinteresse var det helt sikkert et besøg værd.

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  GMoelsby

  Jeg har været mange gange på museet.Hver gang finder man noget nyt.Levere fuld ud hvad man forventer af et lokal museum.

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  RBA09

  History of sail and shipbuilding in Marstal along with the paintings of J E C Rasmussen. Beautifully presented, moving and fun.

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  konfirmantforberedel

  Søfartsmusseumet kan anbefales idet der er en stor samling udskåret træskibe som man børe se. Man kan også finde hotel Marstal, hvor man får god mad for en billig penge. Der er mange mugligheder i marstal. Ud og se Marstal by night.

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  ebrynnie

  Marstal Maritime Museum is a wonderful place to visit if you like old sailing ships, maritime history and maritime paintings.Marstal.....and the harbor, was, and still is, a center for maritime activity. You can easily spend half a day at the museum. Volunteers are available to answer any questions you may have.A visit to the museum is a "must" if you are on the island. Just google the museum for additional information. You won't be sorry.

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  runiski

  everything is fantastic- tge guided tour wonderfull. we ll be back

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  438otd

  Great museum. Only problem is you need hours to get through it all. Or do as we did: Go back twice.Great display of model ships, old engines, and a thorough documentation of the naval history of Ærø and Marstal

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  pinguinoBC

  The artwork and ship models are quite beautiful in this maritime museum ("Museum of Seafaring"). We also enjoyed the full-scale models of rooms on ships (including a bridge and sleeping quarters). The problem is that there are almost no English translations of the Danish explanations throughout the museum. Of course, that's not an issue if you read Danish. But I would guess that a large percentage of the visitors are, like us, foreigners. It would be so helpful if the administrators could take the time to add English explanations to the exhibits, so we know what we are looking at. There was an occasional sign in English, but it is otherwise 95% Danish.

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  876karink

  I Had made contact with Erik the Curator of the museum to see if he could assist me in furthering my search, which he did willingly. His knowledge of the history of seafaring, ships and history of this beautiful island is incredible, the museum is well laid out and it is easy to follow the history of shipping through the ages. Beautiful model ships made so long ago was really the highlight along with the interactive displays. It is pleasing to see that there are activities for kids. The 500 year anniversary was in 2014, this museum and it's important relevance to the history of shipping for Denmark will be around for for a long time. A great website is easy to navigate. Great shop to purchase resources and gifts. Thankyou