Møntergården

We bought tickets for HC Andersens House and got free tickets for history museum. It is a big museum with a lot of history introdution given by different media formats. It is a surprise to us. The museum is definitely worth visiting.

I Odenses gamle bydel ligger Møntergården, som har en stor kulturhistorisk fyldt med godt udnyttet rum i såvel gården og de tilhørende bygninger. Bygninger er fra 1500-tallet og har huse af fynsk historie både lokal viden samt forskellige typer af fortolkninger af verdens historien. Man tages igennem en stor række af forskellige udstillinger, alt fra Middelalder til renæssance tiden helt op til nutiden. Sidst men ikke mindst er der et interaktivt børnemuseum målrettet den yngre generation. Tidsalderen er anno 1890 og man kan komme helt tæt på og eksempelvis se om hønsene har lagt æg idag eller lave noget træ arbejde i snedkerværkstedet. Medbragt mad må gerne nydes, så der er mulighed for en god madpakke til en familie på tur eller andet købt lokalt.

Very cool exhibition, separate expositions in a different locations

Spændende og historiske udstilling om gamle dage i Odense og det fynske område.

Smukke gammel bygninger.kæmpe oplevelse har en god historie, fra gammel tid . velkommen til noget unikt design 150 m ca fra HC Andersens hus.

Nice and well-presented museum devoted to the local history. The main building is the only one worth visiting, however, the rest are rather empty. Two buildings were closed when we came, but the price of the ticket was not reduced, which is kind of unfair.

Very immersive and an audio-visual delight. The whole place is very well curated with experiences from the medieval to the modern age. Highly recommended! Pro tip: if you buy tickets to HC Andersen Hus, you get a discount here!

Free entry with tickets from H. C Andersen's Hus which was a bonus. There were a couple of museums within this renaissance village. The first one (with the big apple in the stairway) focused on local history over the past 10,000 years. It was quite interesting with some videos, games (one of which was only half working), as well as artefacts from viking era up to present day. There were translations on most things which we were grateful for. The layout was a little confusing, and you could easily miss parts of it. We then went on to the exhibition of female photographers from the 1800's. The movie was quite interesting and the part we watched was in English. The labels under the photos were only in Danish and unfortunately our phones batteries were so low we couldn't afford to use the translate app so we didn't get as much out of this area.We then went on to the viking exhibit which was quite well laid out and had some interesting information, artefacts, and videos.

Skønt og lærerigt og et besøg værd.Der var en god formidler, og genstandene er godt udvalgt.Besøget var sensorisk overvældende med bl.a. skiftende lys og pludselige lydeffekter som sirener. Genstandene vises ikke kronologisk, hvilket kan være meget uoverskueligt. Men begge disse ting drager jo også den besøgende ind..Derudover var der høns, hvilket jo gør alting dejligt.