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Games Museum opens in Denmark

Soon Legoland won't be the only reason to spend your holiday in Denmark as Rune and Eddie Keller open the doors to "Spilmuseet" (The Games Museum) in Ikast, Denmark. An amazing collection of more…
Bengt Lemne 6 November 2008

Soon Legoland won't be the only reason to spend your holiday in Denmark as Rune and Eddie Keller open the doors to "Spilmuseet" (The Games Museum) in Ikast, Denmark.

An amazing collection of more than 600 arcade machines, 3000 arcade games, 200 consoles and handhelds and no less than 3000 console and computer games. The museum is set to open on 29 November and will be open on Fridays and Saturdays between 14.00-19.00. There is no entrance fee, but there will be a symbolic fee for playing the arcade games.

Adress: Spilmuseet, Nygade 39, Ikast (500 Metres from the main street and Ikast Stadion), Denmark

(The picture is not taken from the museum)

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