DieselHouse

  DieselHouse, located in the vibrant Vesterbro district of Copenhagen, serves as an industrial museum dedicated to the history of diesel engines. This unique venue, established in 2015, is housed within a 100-year-old characteristic brick building that once operated as a former power plant. Visitors will find various impressive diesel engines on display, including a massive 1903 two-stroke engine measuring 17 meters long and weighing around 170 tons. The museum is open year-round, and special events like engine demonstrations are often held in the summer months. At DieselHouse, you can explore the evolution of power technology while marveling at the inner workings of these historical machines.