The museum is open for regular visits on Thursdays as well as on the 1st and 3rd Sunday from September to December and from February to July. The museum is also open on the anual Copenhagen Culture Night.
The museum is open for pre-booked tours for groups of more than 7 people on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from September to December and from February to July.
The museum is closed for tours and regular visits in the months of December, January, July, and August, as well as on public holidays.
The museum may also be closed on certain days due to private events and renovations. In such cases, the closure will be announced on the website and at the entrance.
NOTE! Thursday, 26th of September, we are closed due to a private event."
FREE PARKING FOR 4 HRS Don’t forget to register your vehicle upon arrival.orsdag d. 26/9 er vi lukket grundet særarrangement.
PLAN A TRIP FOR YOUR GROUP
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS & THURSDAYS: 10:00 - 15:00
Groups of more than 7 people can book a tour 2 months before the desired date.
Schools, educational institutions, and other institutions can book tours if there are more than 5 students in the group.
Educational institutions can book expert tours if there is a need for expert knowledge about our engines and engine development. This is particularly relevant for maritime academies, marine education programs, technical schools, universities, and similar institutions.
Experience something special as we start Denmarks first patented diesel engine, or the three storage tall B&W2000 engine, also known as the H.C. Oersted engine. We are excited to share a short intro with facts, before the engines are started. If the intro is in Danish, please come see us after the engine is switched back off, for an intro in English.
ENGINES STARTED ON THURSDAYS
13:00 B&W no. 1 is started 13:15 the King’s Ship’s engine is started 13:30 the Bur-Wain engine is started
ENGINE STARTED 1ST & 3RD SUNDAY
EVERY MONTH
11:00B&W 2000
Engines run for approximately 10 minutes, after a brief introduction. If the intro is in Danish, don’t hesitate to ask for an intro in English, after the engine has been switched back off.
ABOUT US
DieselHouse is an experience & knowledge center, where visitors can learn about the innovative diesel principles through 120 years, as well as the historical, present and future perspectives for this brilliant innovation.
We tell the story of B&W, that started as a one-man forge. Later B&W developed into one of Denmark’s largest workplaces and kept this title for over a century. B&W has from the beginning of the 20th century been one of the largest developers and producers of large two and four piston diesel engines for larger ships, electricity plants, as well as developing and producing some of the Worlds largest and most advanced ships.
DieselHouse is build around B&W2000, also known as the H.C. Oersted engine. It was build in 1932 and held the record as the Worlds largest engine, for 30 years (until B&W build something even bigger. We also have B&W no. 1, Denmarks first ever patented diesel engine.
Today B&W has become MAN Energy Solutions and with all our history and experience within the art of engineering, we are once again ready to innovate the energy sector.