The National Museum of Denmark ( dated. Nationalmuseet ) is the largest historical and cultural museum in Denmark , located in the capital of the state - Copenhagen , in its central part, at the following address: Ny Vestergade, 10, not far from the pedestrian zone of . A large number of material culture monuments, brought by Danish scientists from all continents and islands: from Greenland to South America, are on display in the museum. In addition, material support is provided to the SILA Greenland Research Center based on the National Museum of Denmark, which conducts archaeological and anthropological excavations in Greenland, and then exhibits the finds directly in the museum itself.
| Danish National Museum | |
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| dates Nationalmuseet | |
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| Founding date | 1849 |
| Address | Ny Vestergade 10 Copenhagen |
| Visitors per year | |
| Director | Per Christian Madsen (since 2008) |
| Site | natmus.dk |
In addition to archeology and anthropology, the museum invests in the development of ethnology , numismatics, ethnography , natural science , restoration of architectural monuments , communication technologies, finances the restoration of churches and other objects of cultural heritage.
Notes
- ↑ http://dst.dk/da/Statistik/nythtml.aspx?cid=21557 - Danmarks Statistik , 2016. - Vol. 184.
- ↑ Aktiviteten på museer sorteret efter landsdel, museumstype og museumskategori 2017 - Danmarks Statistik .