Tirpitz Museum, also called Blåvand Bunker Museum, is a museum in Blåvand, on the coast of Jutland. It is built in an old bunker from which it got its name, and features exhibitions on the Atlantic Wall, the west coast of Denmark, and an amber collection.
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I will give three stars because it is well kept and the person who works there is very friendly and helpful. But I don't like the message much. The first thing you see is a monument to the Germans who were killed... Inside there is a lot of info about the Germans, in a sort of neutral way. The documentary they show starts off with a full playing of "deutschland über alles" which seems in poor taste to say the least. Pictures of German and British veterans together as if it was some sort of regular territorial war like the Falklands war or something. But in fact it was a war against pure evil! The Germans killed represented pure evil! It is not appropriate to put up monuments for them, and I am shocked that the Norwegians allowed...
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A small but perfectly formed museum regarding the destruction of the Battleship Tirpitz. Looks are deceiving, its a unique collection of artifacts along with interesting details of the famous vessel. As I was the only one there I was told some very interesting details that ordinarily I wouldn't have known, from the guide. Well worth a visit it's only 1 klm or so from the main road, however parking can be a bit troublesome. There are some Tirpitz remains in the layby between the bridge and tunnel nearby. Highly...
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