FLUGT – Refugee Museum of Denmark

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Very impressive! It is about refugees from all over the world, in ancient times but also in modern times. The information you get from an ear phone you receive at the entrance. In a few words the story is told briefly and concisely. One of the most impressive museums I have ever visited. The is not only a classical exhibition, but contains many audio-visual elements, installations and opportunities for self-reflection. The individual stations with videos last at least 5 minutes per station, although you need much longer if you watch all the video or tracks. Plan for at least 2 hours. It is not impossible for smaller children to visit, but it is very demanding. There is a 3,5km across the former german surrounding the beautiful building, but this takes some additional time as well. The topic is of course very impressive and difficult, which should be taken into account in any case, but it is worth it. The initial situation, the German refugee after the Second World War, was taken as an opportunity to actively deal with the topic of flight. Although the and its everyday life is the subject, it is reflected in all eras and in modern times, a very nice approach that makes the interesting for everyone and not only for those interested in the former german refugee camp. Technically, the is top-notch, everything works without problems and great guidance. Every Video and is in Danish, German and English available and the quality is very good, also in the later languages. I wish more German museums were like this, thank you for putting so much work into educating this topic. Amazing! The size of the itself is small. It took about one hour to indoors. It's a new kind of that visitors LISTEN most to the guide. Nothing much to look at. However, I found the tour/walk outside the building, in the area of the previous was not enjoyable. It's just like walking in the forest, nothing could be seen since no buildings were left there. All we had to do was to imagine if those buildings were there in the forest. I recommend visiting just the exhibition part. The cafe is nice and it’s worth visiting. Very educational and well done. Information and personal accounts of refugees is very impactful. Beautiful refugee designed by famous architect BIG (Bjarke Ingels). Modern and close to beautiful nature. Choose entrance with sign for “Flygt” that comes 100 or so meters after where Google maps tells you to turn in. 😁 "Until I visited this museum, I realized I actually knew nothing about migration and refugees. It’s truly an amazing piece of work — those who contributed to it deserve to be congratulated. Most people in the world live under extremely difficult conditions; you only understand the value of a hot meal and a safe place to sleep once you’ve lost them." Nice interactive exebition. Missing the "Original barackc" that is in the making. Outside was just a in forrest, listening to an play about how a in the original would have been. Would rather have had poster in the forrest with pictures showing the same view from the camp, to help visually imagine how it was. I guess I am more of a visual guy, and therefore also not that impressed with FLUGT. Stunning building, very well designed which makes the most of technology to create an engaging and thought provoking experience! We were lucky with the weather and loved the 6km guided through the woodlands. A proper journey back in time. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites.