Post & Tele Museum Review

In the Museum of Postal Communications, visitors can learn in great detail how people communicated before the advent of computers, and the development of modern communication technology. Moreover, there are also a large number of Danish stamps issued in the past year in this museum. You can enjoy the design style of the past stamps, and there are many precious versions, which are very historical and artistic. The ornamental nature is very strong.

A small museum with few people, there is a movie screening hall that talks about the history of the development of postal and telecommunications, you can choose the films you want to watch, the environment is good. The postman dolls and carriages on display are very realistic and exquisite. The souvenir shop downstairs has a variety of stamps selling Danish calendar years, which is great.

Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark, a very beautiful city, and a seaside city, this is the hometown of the fairy tale king Andersen, so it is still a city full of fairy tales. The Danish Post and Telecommunications Museum is the most famous museum here.

The museum's first floor is the Copenhagen General Post Office and the Stamp Sales Office, where you can buy new stamps in recent years and cover two postmarks. The museum is upstairs, free to visit, divided into two floors, the entrance is an old-fashioned postal carriage, there are many stamps, design drafts, printed samples in the museum, it looks really eyelids.

The Post Telecommunications Museum is the headquarters of the entire Danish postal system, free to visit, and there is a small children's playground where postal knowledge can be carried out through some simulation activities, very interactive