Amazing museum, both in as wel as out! The building is perfect and fits te landscape. The shop has soo many cool things. And the exhibitions are very well made and interesting for both kids and grown-ups. I would definitely not want to miss out on this one when visiting Arhus!

I've traveled across the US, Europe and Asia and this is the most interesting museum I've seen in the world. The prehistoric display was particularly interesting. The videos describing aspects of life of ancient people's were fascinating. My entire family enjoyed it. My only regret is that I didn't take enough photos - I wish I had taken 10X more. Also, we only looked in the gift shop very briefly. I wish I could have bought a book that discussed the prehistoric exhibits. As further context, normally when I visit a museum, I'm not interested in going back. However, I REALLY want to go back to Denmark so I can see the museum again.

A half hour bus ride out of Aarhus, this museum is definitely worth the ride. The building itself is an architectural beauty, worth visiting alone, let alone the exhibits. The exhibits themselves though are well thought out and displayed. For those that don’t speak Danish there’s also English translations or audio available. Clever use of audio visual and projection makes the subjects truly come alive. The displays themselves are works of art, well conceived and visually impressive as the artefacts they share. Highlight has to be Graubelle Man, a truly moving experience. A well stocked on site cafe and gift shop and good facilities. Only slight downside was no guidebook or audio guide. A missed opportunity perhaps?

Absolutely must see! Such a fantastic history museum. We had expected to spend a morning here, but ended up staying there from opening to the closing! The exhibits are very well made, and the explanations are in English as well. The exhibition is chronological. We learnt a lot and it was very enjoyable. The museum cafe is good too, with a few vegetarian options. The building itself is also very architecturally interesting. Outside the museum there is an old church and the Mosegaard manor. We walked around there during our lunch break and re-entered the museum.

Fantastic location outside beautiful Aarhus, Denmark. The building is an architectural masterpiece contoured to fit into a gentle hillside. A terrific space to walk to the top of the Museum and enjoy the countryside. The staff were polite and knowledgeable. Interesting exhibits throughout.

Great layout in this museum, each level has something different and interesting to look at. Plenty for kids to see and do. The cafe is nice and it’s fun to run around on the roof afterwards.