As daily users of modern information and communication technology, most of us regard emails and text messages as a natural part of everyday life. But how did we communicate before modern day techonolgy was invented? 

At the House of Communication you can explore how people communicated in the olden, pre-computer days and how modern communication technology has evolved.

Adults and children can explore communication exhibits spanning from letters and stamps to fast internet connections. Exhibits include old telegraphs, the first wireless sets, telephones, postal uniforms, an old post office and much more.

The museum also contains a huge collection of Danish stamps issued between 1851 and 1998.

Entrance is free.