German WWII Submarine Walkthrough video + Danish submarine

[Kapitan]

4 times i went to Denmark to get on board this boat and Pedr Skram i called ahead to the museum sometimes weeks ahead before i booked my travel only to find it is closed, needless to say after 4 attempts i gave up.

But thanks for sharing this video i have been in similar boats, id really like to get inside the pedr skram and see what she has on board but its no longer a priority for me given the bad experiences i have had so far.

[Jimbuna]

Great stuff

[McBeck]

Originally Posted by Jimbuna

Great stuff

Thanks! How did the text explanations work? To long, too short?

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by McBeck

Thanks! How did the text explanations work? To long, too short?

That is always a matter of personal opinion but they were just about right in my estimation.

[Kapitan]

I watched the video and think you did a grand job and i agree with Jim the text was just right

As for the your Question i had a small group and informed them as such they informed me yes were open turned up and they were no where to be found, i called again to no answer, disappointing to say the least, but this was for all three ships they have there.

[McBeck]

Originally Posted by Kapitan

4 times i went to Denmark to get on board this boat and Pedr Skram i called ahead to the museum sometimes weeks ahead before i booked my travel only to find it is closed, needless to say after 4 attempts i gave up.

But thanks for sharing this video i have been in similar boats, id really like to get inside the pedr skram and see what she has on board but its no longer a priority for me given the bad experiences i have had so far.

Was it this submarine you wanted to visit or "Sælen" in Copenhagen? They are the same class of sub. The museum which manages "Sælen" is not open to the public as such, but to arranged groups, which is why we could visit during the Copenhagen Subsim meet several years ago.