Danish Museum of Hunting and Forestry

The Danish Museum of Hunting and Forestry exhibits collections of artifacts that document the evolution of hunting equipment and forest management tools throughout Denmark's history.

Founded in 1907, the museum operated in Hørsholm until 2017, when it merged with the Danish Agricultural Museum to form The Green Museum in Auning.

The collections demonstrate how hunting methods and forestry practices have shaped Danish landscapes and influenced resource management across generations.

The museum maintains educational programs focused on sustainable forestry practices and wildlife conservation methods, offering insights into environmental preservation techniques.

The institution coordinated information about the Par Force hunting landscape in North Zealand, which received UNESCO World Heritage designation in 2015.

Location: Hørsholm Municipality

Inception: 1907

Website: http://jagtskov.dk

GPS coordinates: 55.87570,12.50230

Latest update: March 6, 2025 06:03