Post & Tele Museum

The museum showcases an extensive collection of stamps, mail vehicles, and telecommunications equipment spanning multiple centuries of Danish postal development.

Founded in 1907 from the collection of Head Postmaster Jens Wilken Mørch, the museum first opened to visitors in 1913 at the Central Post Office building.

The exhibits demonstrate the progression of Danish communication methods, from handwritten letters to digital messaging, reflecting societal changes through postal artifacts.

Located at coordinates 55.6806 latitude and 12.5776 longitude, the museum operated until 2017 before transforming into the Enigma Museum at a new location.

During World War II, German forces took control of the museum space, leading to a significant reduction in exhibition areas until 1945.

Location: Copenhagen Municipality

Inception: 1907

Address: Købmagergade 37, 1150 København K 1150

Website: http://ptt-museum.dk

GPS coordinates: 55.68060,12.57760

Latest update: March 3, 2025 10:21