Besides a collection of aeroplanes, there is a considerable collection of automobiles. I must admit that I didn't know what to expect here and was pleased to see such a varied collection. The building is large enough to browse the collection at leisure.

The museum had 2 locations in the historic town but the last few years have seen many changes. At the main site displays of engineering, manufacturing and scientific equipment were on show. Tha traffic section housing vehicles and associated equipment was located on the other side of the town.
A former foundry building was acquired and this opened in 2000 as the Ellehammer Aviation Museum. Now the whole collection has moved here and the five large halls are in use. An important section is devoted to the pioneer aviator J.C.H. Ellehammer. He made a tethered flight on 12Sep1906 on the island of Lindholm. Several of his aircraft are on view including the historic machine.

The Danmarks Flyvemuseum acquired a large collection over the years and from 1989 to 1997 many of the aircraft were exhibited in a purpose built complex at Billund. When this was lost they decided to join the Technical Museum and stage this excellent exhibition. A number of airframes are in store and awaiting restoration.