Guinness World Records Museum Copenhagen

Holders of Guinness World Records

When in Copenhagen, a stop at the only Guinness World Records Museum in Europe is an absolute must for anyone looking to explore the city’s attractions. This unique venue boasts an array of astonishing records and peculiar feats, including the infamous individual who consumed an entire airplane, alongside several unconventional treats such as 18 bicycles, 15 shopping carts, and even seven television sets. Visitors can also marvel at extraordinary individuals, such as the model renowned for possessing the longest legs globally, and the astounding tallest man on Earth.

Robert Wadlow, who measured 1 meter in height by the time he was just 11 months old, tragically passed away from an infection at the young age of 22, standing at an incredible height of 2.71 meters (or 8 ft 11 in). Take a moment to envision how your height compares to that of Robert, and ponder where you stand in relation to the world’s heaviest man in terms of weight.

Challenge Yourself to Set a New Record

Step into the Interactive Game Zone, where you can put your skills to the test against friends and family on the world’s largest Pac-Man game. Feel the adrenaline rush as you assess your reflexes on the interactive Batak machine and challenge your memory with various tasks and games.

Why not aim to break a record of your own and earn a place in the history books? Challenge yourself to achieve the fastest time in solving a Rubik’s Cube, see how adept you are at stacking cups, or strive for a high score in 3D Atari Pong. The possibilities for fun and achievement are endless!

Get Your Tickets for the Guinness World Records Museum Today

Are you prepared to explore some of the most remarkable milestones in human history, witness incredible accomplishments, and discover the unique wonders of the animal kingdom? Encounter a treasure trove of bizarre and astonishing records that you didn’t know existed. Don’t miss out—secure your tickets now for an unforgettable visit to the Guinness World Records Museum!