Photo series from the Viking Ship Museum

Photo series

Photo series from the Viking Ship Museum

The Viking Ship Museum has its own photographer and a large photo archive. On the pages below, we've collected some small series of the best photos from different events.

The photos are taken by photographer Werner Karrasch.

Photo Series: Saga Oseberg on Roskilde Fjord
Photo Series: Exhibition opening, 9th September 2014
Photo Series: Sea Stallion on the Spree
Sea Stallion celebrates 10th anniversary
The ships survived the storm
Photos and film from the storm
Photo series: Winter and Viking Ships
Yet another icy winter has moved in on the Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde. Our photographer has made a collection with impressions from December.
Photo series: Boats on land
The last day in October the Viking Ship Museum's boatguilds take their boats on land.
Photo series: Kings and autumn holiday
A lot of children was kings for a day in the autumn holiday. There was exercise in shield wall and sword battles
Photo series: Trial sailing with Kraka Fyr
The photos shows Kraka Fyr, sailed with nine crew members and a deplacement on nearly 4.5 tons.
Photo series: Week with visits from east and west
The Viking Ship Museum had through a week in October distinguished visits from the Irish president and Bhutan’s prime minister.
Photo series: Sunday with spindrift
The weather was on the audience' side, when the Viking Ship Museum had Maritime Sunday for kids and adults. We have made a collection of photos, that gathers the atmosphere.
Photo series: The 40 year anniversary
The Viking Ship Museum's 40 year anniversary was a huge success with almost 5000 visitors. We have made a small collection of photos from the event Saturday the 20. June 2009.
Photo series: Thoroughbred of the Sea
Various photos of the Sea Stallion 2006-08, including some photos in high resolutions for download and print.

Photo archive

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