Moesgaard Museum

Europe | Denmark | Aarhus

Come close to the people of the past at Moesgaard Museum. A museum dedicated to archaeology and ethnography in Aarhus, Denmark. Gain insight into prehistory and anthropology in an entertaining way. Enjoy the scenic location and magnificent architecture of the museum. Immerse yourself in prehistoric times. Get a glimpse of life back then by exploring ►

Things to do and see - Moesgaard Museum

See deer up close in a hilly area that's great for hikes

Marselisborg Deer Park

Have a picnic and relax on a beautiful sandy beach

Moesgaard Beach

Experience what life in Denmark was like through the centuries

Aarhus Old Town

Unwind in the charming English-style castle garden

Marselisborg Palace

Relax in a lush green oasis on the outskirts of Aarhus

Aarhus Forestry Botanical Garden

Explore a modern harbor with contemporary architecture

Port of Aarhus

Visit the city’s main library with nice views over the waterfront

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Enjoy stunning coastline views from a circular wooden bridge

The Infinite Bridge

Discover contemporary art in the vibrant heart of Aarhus

Aarhus Art Museum

Go to an underground Viking museum with interactive exhibits

Viking Museum

FAQ - Moesgaard Museum

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What significant Viking artifact is showcased in the museum?
Visit the permanent Viking Age exhibition to see the Gokstad boat, a 9th-century Viking ship found in a burial mound and now on display at the Moesgaard Museum. It is the largest preserved Viking ship in Norway.
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What is in The Stairway of Origin exhibition?
There are sculptures of three contemporary people. Ascending the stairway towards the ethnographic exhibition, visitors meet these sculptures from very different cultures and societies. They give a cultural perspective on human origin.
Paul Gurrumuruwuy – an aboriginal of the Yolngu in Australia.
Galina Ainatgual – a Chukchi from the northern Kamchatka in Siberia.
Stephen Hawking – an internationally acclaimed theoretical physicist from Britain.