The Shipyards outdoor area
Even though the boat builders have moved indoors to the Boatyard Hall during the winter, you can still explore the outdoor exhibition on boat building in the Viking Age and see pictures and drawings from the construction of Skuldelev 5.
As you walk through the exhibition let your imagination run wild as the scent of wood shavings and the sound of axe blows from the Boatyard Hall transport you back to the time when the Vikings built and sailed clinker-built boats on this very site 1000 years ago.
Winter season at the Boat Yard (21 October - 1 May):
The Boatyard Hall is open to the public on all weekdays.
The outdoor shipyard area can be visited every day.
Meet the boat builders. All weekdays from 10 am to 4 pm:
In the Boatyard Hall, traditional fjord boats are being built for the local National Park.
On the area around the boatyard and in front of the Viking Ship Hall, the reconstructed Viking ships and traditional boats are checked for damage and repaired.
The reconstruction of Skuldelev 5 - a Viking ship from around 1040 - will resume in the summer.
Exhibitions inside the Boatyard. All weekdays from 10 am to 4 pm:
In the Boatyard Hall, an exhibition is held about the UNESCO nomination of the Nordic clinker boat building traditions.
In the Boatyard Hall, boat builders' replicas of Viking Age tools are exhibited.
Exhibitions at the outdoor boatyard area. All weekdays and weekends from 10 am to 4 pm:
Guests can experience the exhibition on boat building in the Viking Age on the shipyard area.
The reconstruction work on Skuldelev 5 will be covered and can be explored independently.
Guided Tours During the winter
Guided tours are available in the Viking Ship Hall.
11:00 am: Guided tour in the Viking Ship Hall (English, 50 min.)
1:00 pm: Guided tour in the Viking Ship Hall (Danish, 50 min.)
Guided tours at the boatyard will be back in the spring.