The Workers Museum

Coordinates: 55°41′5.4″N 12°34′12.9″E / 55.684833°N 12.570250°E / 55.684833; 12.570250
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Arbejdermuseet, Copenhagen

The Worker's museum or Arbejdermuseet is a museum in Copenhagen. The museum was opened in 1986. It is situated in Rømersgade street in central Copenhagen. Worker's museum's main objective is to show the daily life of Copenhagen workers during the last 150 years.

In 2004 the museum merged with the Labour Movement Library and Archives, which was founded in 1908.[1]

Gallery

Images of the Worker's Museum (Copenhagen)
  • Entrance of the Worker's Museum.
    Entrance of the Worker's Museum.
  • The Workers Museum (courtyard)
    The Workers Museum (courtyard)

References

  1. ^ "Arbejdermuseet Museum and the Labour Movement Library and Archives". Europeana. Retrieved 2 January 2015.

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