The Tirpitz Bunker Museum, located near Blåvand on Denmark's Jutland coast, is one of the largest bunkers built by Nazi Germany during World War II. Originally constructed as part of the Atlantic Wall defensive system, this massive concrete structure was intended to house a coastal artillery battery. Today, it has been transformed into a modern museum that explores the history of the Atlantic Wall, Denmark's west coast, and features an extensive amber collection.
The museum opened in June 2017 and serves as both a historical monument and educational center about Denmark's wartime past.