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Experience how Danes have celebrated the holidays for centuries. Exciting activities await the entire family with historical shops, Living History, traditional Danish treats, Christmas market and entertainment in the weekends.
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 - Living history in the Merchant’s House, 1864, where visitors may help the kitchen maids preparing for Christmas.
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 - Explore the historical shops and discover unique presents, including a bookstore, a baker and a merchant. In 1927, the Ironmonger tempts children and adults with mechanical toys, and all little boys dream of a steam engine for Christmas.
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 - Apples were popular Christmas decorations on the early Christmas trees in remembrance of the birth of Christ where all trees suddenly bore fruit. Throughout the extensive exhibitions visitors can follow the changing fashions of Christmas decorations.
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 - This year’s special exhibition, It's christmas again, presents a variety of Danish Christmas traditions including a loft inhabited by Christmas elves.
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 - Travel in style in the traditional Danish post carriage, or be tempted by the many delicacies at the Christmas market.
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 - Traditional Christmas table from 1723. Throughout the museum, visitors get a glimpse of how the Danish Christmas has developed from the 1600s until 1974.
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