Roedvig Shipmotor Museum is located in Rødvig on Zealand, Denmark. It is one of several technical museums in Denmark. The museum was started in 1987. As of 2013 the museum has a collection of approximately 400 different engines, produced mostly by now defunct Danish factories over the period 1898 to 1974.
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Several of the engines are set up to be ready to be started for visitors. Of these startable engines, the Danish hot bulb engines take at least 5 minutes heating to start, whereas the German Junkers engines from the 1930s take at least 2 seconds to start. Small children may be frightened by the noise of the blowtorch used to start...
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Et dejligt lille museum med alt for lidt plads til de mange fine og meget velholdte motorer. Vi fik en super rundvisning af en af de frivillige som passer museet 😍 og vi så en motor blive sat igang og hørte en dampfløjte , der røg min "pacemaker" sgu 😂 kan absolut anbefales Husk at...
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En meget interessant samling og en usædvanligt venlig, vidende og informativ rundviser. Som en særlig attraktion startedes flere af de udstillede motorer. Kan varmt anbefales til alle med motor interesse og ikke...
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