[Translate to english:] Hvad spiste vikingerne? Og hvordan tilberedte og opbevarede de maden i en tid uden fryser, køleskab eller foodprocessor? Det er i sagens natur svært at svare klart på disse spørgsmål, men den viden vi io dag har fra arkæologiske udgravninger og fortællinger fra vikingetiden er med til at at sammenstykke et billede af, hvilke råvarer og metoder de havde til rådighed.

What did the Vikings eat? Learn about the food in the Viking Age

Saturday 8th and Monday 10th of August we give a 'Viking talk' about 'Food in the Viking Age' . Both days at 12:00

During the summer - until August 9 - you can visit the Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde for half price. Children and youngsters 0-17 years, as always, have free admission.

50% discount on the entrance fee to the Viking Ship Museum

During the summer - until August 9 - you can visit the Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde for half price. Children and…

Sailing trips in traditional boats on Roskilde Fjord are back

Every day from July 4th to August 9th you can join us for a very special experience on Roskilde Fjord, when we…

Meet the craftmen

Throughout the summer the Viking Ship Museum focus on the many different maritime crafts and other special viking…

Guided tours

At the Viking Ship Museum, we strive to share our knowledge of Vikings with both adults and children. Every day,…

Play like a Viking

There are not many sources that tells us what it was like to be a child in the Viking Age. From what we know of the…

[Translate to english:] Byt entrébilletten til et sæsonpas – Ved køb af billet indtil den 31. august 2020, får du et sæsonpas på hånden og fri entré til Vikingeskibsmuseet på alle åbningsdage i resten af 2020.

Season Pass to the Viking Ship Museum

Buy your ticket before 31 August 2020 and get unlimited access to the Viking Ship Museum for the rest of the year.

[Translate to english:] På vikingeskibsmuseet kan du møde hjåndværkeren og høre om vikingetidens bådebygning

Bådebygning i vikingetiden

Enter the boat yard where the boatbuilders are busy building a Viking ship.

Not so long ago, an empty museum was something that existed in quiet mornings, before opening, or in the late afternoon when the last guest said 'thank you for today'. The fact that the Viking Ship Museum had visitors 365 days a year was almost a natural law. Now empty museum rooms have been a tangible part of our everyday lives for almost three months, and the museum can hardly wait to open its doors to the guests again on June 8. Photo: Werner Karrasch

The Viking Ship Museum reopens to the public on June 8th

After almost three months without guests, the Viking Ship Museum can hardly wait to open its doors to the public on…