Politimuseet in Copenhagen traces the history of Danish policing from the 17th century to the present day. The collection covers uniforms, weapons, investigative tools and cases from notable crimes. The museum is housed in the former police headquarters and runs both permanent exhibitions and special events.
A retired police officer guides you through the Police Museum's history with personal anecdotes about the force's origins, investigations, and Denmark's most famous criminal cases.
Professor Henrik Stevnsborg leads a tour through Danish police history from 1682 to today, exploring uniforms, the occupation period, and modern crises.
Crime authors Stine Bolther and Line Holm discuss their Maria Just detective series with museum director Frederik Strand at Politimuseet. An after-hours conversation event with podcast recording.
A retired police officer shares stories of crime, policing, and neighbourhood history on a guided walk through Nørrebro.
A guided tour at the Police Museum through the special exhibition on Blekingegadebanden, Denmark's largest criminal case, featuring bank robberies, kidnapping plots, and weapons thefts.
Guided walking tour through Nørrebro exploring Danish resistance, German terror, and personal stories from 1944-45, departing from the Police Museum.
Forensic pathologist Asser Thomsen from Aarhus University discusses his work with suspicious deaths at Politimuseet LIVE - an evening conversation about trace analysis, doubt and interpretation.
The Police Museum opens its doors during Culture Night with special activities and exhibitions throughout the evening.
The Police Museum offers activities for children throughout the autumn holiday in October.
Author Carsten Norton discusses his book about Pusher Street's history from the 1970s to today in conversation with museum director Frederik Strand at the Police Museum.
