老城博物馆,国立露天都市历史与文化博物馆

老城博物馆,国立露天都市历史与文化博物馆印象

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  Max_Argentina2014

  A marvelous collection of historical homes and shops from different ages in Denmark, from old medieval houses to modern day shops.All those buildings are real and were carefully, painstakingly moved from its original locations in whole Denmark to this place, composing a chamed town which has from small artisan shops to old pharmacies to modern exhibition halls to... many other houses, all beautifully maintained and cared.A must do while in Aarhus.I suggest giving it at least four hours to visit all places and taking time to watch closely all aspects and details.

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  110ricke

  I am an American living in Denmark for the past three years. I first lived in Denmark for one year in the late 1990s and returned perhaps 15 to 20 times prior to moving here. Each time I visited, I made a point of going to Den Gamle By ("the old town"), which is now accompanied by "Den Ny By" ("the new town") as a single open air museum. Focusing on Den Gamle By, it is a collection of about 100 buildings from all over Denmark assembled into a Danish village from the Hans Christian Andersen period (1864), with characters in period costume. Each building has been taken apart and reassembled "brick by brick and stick by stick". Most of the buildings have displays ... a period dry goods store, the mint masters home, a bakery, and much more. Do you really want to know how much I like Den Gamle By? Well enough to have a second wedding ceremony there in 2010, performed by the village "priest" -- who really does have a PhD in theology.Go, learn, enjoy, relax, eat at a terrific restaurant -- or have a hot dog and beer or soft drink. This really is a place for the whole family.

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  Kravets_Oleh

  The attraction represents Denmark between XVI and XX centuries.It was really interesting for me and my friends.

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  LotharBo

  This beautiful old village in the heart of Aarhus is a monument to the Danish history.We loved it!If you are in Aarhus on a holiday pay a visit to this place you won't regret it. .

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  LNM_Cph

  探索老镇的房屋,拜访老商店,所有的房子都是原始的装饰。不要急,慢慢地在镇上转转。我建议早点去,然后在镇上走走(不要有太多人一起去)。

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  Fishluna

  This is a great place to visit and see how Danes lived. You can see a well preserved area with old buildings, stores, restaurants and different this if how things worked a long time ago. It's very well taken care of, they have activities and is also very nice for a walk. If you are in Aarhus you definitely have to go and take a look.

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  vipvips

  这里有很多老房子。其中一些配置了演员,你去参观时他们会和你聊天,你会有种真实的存在感。很多房子是世纪之交之前的;不过我最喜欢的还是他们现在正在建的那片区域的房子:1974年区。自己带食物和饮料,或在咖啡馆买。预计会花费至少3个小时。从市中心步行可到。适于所有年龄段参观。

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  PeterFjendbo

  Walking through the past history is like being born Again and as a child Watch all the historic Buildings and their interiors showing their historic kitchens, living rooms and bedrooms in their prehistoric fashion. Something to go for even on a rainy day.

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  132ThomasT

  Great place to experience history in action. The new 1974 neighborhood brings me back to my childhood. And you can bring your dog, as long as it doesn't enter the buildings.

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  Tyburn

  Fascinating look at times gone by! Superb museum, so much to see. Leave plenty of time to see it all - at least 3 hours - as its huge (we ran out of time!).Not suitable for those with reduce mobility - lots of cobbles and stairs. English descriptions throughout. Good value for the entrance fee compared to other prices in Denmark.Recommended