Dragør - The Old Town
With its narrow streets and low houses from the 18th and 19th centuries, the town center is one of the best preserved cities in Denmark.The Old Town...
The museums in Dragør
Photo: Annette Nyvang
There are many opportunities to dive into the history of Dragør and St. Magleby.
Dragør og Store Magleby byder på en rig kulturarv og flere spændende museer, hvor du kan få et unikt indblik i områdets historie. Uanset om du er nysgerrig på Dragørs maritime fortid, livet i det gamle fiskersamfund eller den særlige hollandske indvandrerhistorie i Store Magleby, er der masser at gå på opdagelse i. Museerne formidler både de store fortællinger og de små detaljer, der gør Dragør til noget helt særligt – for både store og små.
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Amager Museum
Amagermuseet consists of two farms located in St. Magleby, or "Dutch town" as the little village was called due to the Dutch immigrants who came to Amager in the 16th century.
In the summer season, th...
Dragør Museum
Right in the middle of Dragør Harbor you will find Dragør Museum in one of Dragør’s oldest houses from 1753. The museum is beautifully renovated and equipped with the most modern information technolog...
The Pilot Museum of Denmark
There has been pilotage in Dragør since 1684, when Dragør got Denmark's first privileged pilotage by a royal resolution, and the old pilot station at Dragør Harbor tells about everyday life at a pilot...
The Mølsted Atelier
Mølsted Atelier is perhaps Denmark's smallest art museum. It is established in the studio where marine painter Christian Mølsted (1860-1930) worked most of his life.
Christian Mølsted was born in Dra...
Cutter Elisabeth K571
The cutter Elisabeth K571 is one of the few known remaining ships in Denmark that participated in the transport of refugees from occupied Denmark to neutral Sweden in October 1943.
About 700 Jewish r...
Memorial to the Jews' Escape
The memorial stone for the Jews' Escape is in the northern part of Dragør Gl. Harbor.
