The Museum of Danish Resistance tells the dramatic and inspiring story of the Danish resistance movement during World War II. The museum is located in the heart of Copenhagen near Kastellet, and offers modern, interactive exhibitions, where visitors gain a unique insight into life during the occupation from 1940 to 1945 through personal stories, authentic objects and film clips.

The Museum of Danish Resistance’s stories are centered around real people – both famous and unknown Danes – who chose to fight against Nazism. It is a historical experience that engages both children, young people and adults. The Museum of Danish Resistance also provides insight into dilemmas around freedom, cooperation, sabotage and civil disobedience – themes that are still relevant today. The exhibition is both thought-provoking and inspiring, creating space for reflection on what it means to take responsibility and stand up for justice.

The museum combines world-class historical communication with a breathtaking exhibition of props and scenery from the time. The Museum of Danish Resistance is a must-see for anyone interested in Danish history, World War II and the fight for democracy and human rights.