Politimuseet - Danish Police Museum

One of the activities my toddler love to visit. As he likes police 👮‍♂️and police cars 🚔 a lot. He got excited 😆 to see and experienced it. You take 5C to Herlev. Just located in Norrebro, 5 mins walk from bus station ☺️. A good experience and well time spend with your kids. Any age is recommended. Price, worth it.

Good it has helpful workers and and cool it has guns from 1900s and overalls 10out of 10

In itself the museum is fascinating. I just wish they had an English pamphlet to read for the serial killers. They are quite fascinating exhibits.

If you wish to visit Danish local, it a museum you can pop in, Best visit with Danish speaking or you understand read as exhibition text only in Danish.

Perfect museum.. good history, good new things. Very nice

Much better than anticipated, it uses its limited floor space well. It also does not try to be pretentiously secretive about the history and facts, you will leave knowing more than when you went in, and you will be affected if you decide to go through all the drawers in the violent killings room. The demonstration and political violence parts are just slightly biased, but only ever so slightly, which in truth is much more objective than I had expected. Overall a good experience, I would say 2-3 hours can be spent there.

A professional and in-depth exhibition about the past and present of Danish Police

No English available for the installations, not even the film. My American companion was interested in police work cross culturally.

One of the activities my toddler love to visit. As he likes police 👮‍♂️and police cars 🚔 a lot. He got excited 😆 to see and experienced it. You take 5C to Herlev. Just located in Norrebro, 5 mins walk from bus station ☺️. A good experience and well time spend with your kids. Any age is recommended. Price, worth it.

Good it has helpful workers and and cool it has guns from 1900s and overalls 10out of 10

In itself the museum is fascinating. I just wish they had an English pamphlet to read for the serial killers. They are quite fascinating exhibits.

If you wish to visit Danish local, it a museum you can pop in, Best visit with Danish speaking or you understand read as exhibition text only in Danish.

Perfect museum.. good history, good new things. Very nice

Much better than anticipated, it uses its limited floor space well. It also does not try to be pretentiously secretive about the history and facts, you will leave knowing more than when you went in, and you will be affected if you decide to go through all the drawers in the violent killings room. The demonstration and political violence parts are just slightly biased, but only ever so slightly, which in truth is much more objective than I had expected. Overall a good experience, I would say 2-3 hours can be spent there.

A professional and in-depth exhibition about the past and present of Danish Police

No English available for the installations, not even the film. My American companion was interested in police work cross culturally.