Stevns Fort Recreates Original Command Center
The nerve center of Denmark’s secret defense system has been recreated at the Stevnsfort Cold War Museum, enhancing the presentation of history by drawing parallels to current geopolitical developments. Bare walls, the original plotter table from the 1960s, felt-tip pens, and teletypes. The historical details are all in place in Stevnsfort’s original command center, from which conscripts monitored 25,000 annual ship passages through the Øresund. […]
High Demand: Stevnsfort Extends Its Hours Again
Visitors are flocking to the Stevnsfort Cold War Museum, which is now extending its spring hours for the second time. The unique green walkways at Stevnsfort and the fascinating story of local efforts and Denmark’s role in the Cold War have attracted a large number of visitors this spring. To accommodate the interest, the Cold War Museum extended its […]
Denmark's first pterosaur fossil is now on display at the Geomuseum Faxe
It was huge news when the first pterosaur bone in Denmark was discovered at Stevns Klint in the fall of 2024. The bone is now on display at Geomuseum Faxe. Both national and international media reported the news when the first evidence that pterosaurs had lived in […]