Skagen Bunker Museum

Skagen Bunker Museum is a private exhibition hall close to the tip of Grenen in the most distant north of Jutland, Denmark.

It is situated in an old German shelter of the Regelbau 638 write which was utilized amid the Second World War as a hospital for treating injured officers.

It is currently fitted out as a little historical center with regalia, weapons and other artifacts.

Description Located near the spot where the Sand Worm transports travelers to the finish of Skagen Odde, a German dugout has been changed over into a little war gallery.

It was built up in 2008 by Martin Nielsen and Christian Forman Hansen. Despite the fact that it is fitted out as a hospital, it was clearly never utilized accordingly.

It does by the by give a decent prologue to the German dugouts along the west bank of Jutland.

The gallery is open each day from April to October, as a rule from 11 am to 4 pm however from 10 am to 5 pm in the high season.