The legendary Louis Tussaud's Wax Museums depict amazingly realistic models of fantasy, celebrity and historical figures and are located in Copenhagen, Denmark; Grand Prairie, Texas; San Antonio, Texas and Niagara Falls, Canada.

Louis Tussaud's Wax Museum carries an international tradition one step further. The art of wax portraiture goes back to ancient Egypt. It was also known in early Greece and Rome. The first wax museum as we know them was Madame Tussauds in London, established in the middle of last century.

In August of 1885 Bernhard Olsen, previously director of the Tivoli  Garden opened the first Danish Wax Museum with the grandiose name "Scandinavian Panoptikon". It became an immidiate hit with most of the capitals 235.000 inhabitants and remained so for more than twenty years. In 1906 it closed its doors as other attractions claimed the interest of the public. Today, almost one hundered years later, the interest in wax museums all over the world is keener than ever. 

A landmark in Niagara, Louis Tussaud's first opened on Clifton Hill in 1953. In 2005, it moved to a new location which is three-times the size of the original, and offers an entirely new cast of political, sports and cultural icons.

A visit to Louis Tussaud's is the closest most of us ever get to meeting our  heroes. From the pages of history to the headlines of our times, every figure and every scene has been created in the time-honoured Louis Tussaud's
tradition of exquisite craftsmanship.

Opening hours
Every day
10 AM - 6 PM

Prices (Dkk)
subject to change without notice

 Regular  Groups
Adults 84,00 66,00 
Youths (10/15 yrs) 59,00 48,00 
Children (5/9 yrs) 36,00 28,00