Mando Museum

The Mando Museum on the west coast of Denmark was once a maritime rescue station. Unless it is the peak tourist season, the Mando Museum is unattended and unlocked, and visitors can enter at any time. There are almost no exhibits in the museum, and old photos and pictures are hung on the wall. Remember to close the door when you leave the museum. Mando is located in the Wadden Sea National Marine Park on the west coast of Denmark. The 30 residents on the island contribute to the public in different ways to attract new residents. The Wadden Sea National Park in Denmark was listed as a World Natural Heritage by UNESCO in 2014. When the sun sets, millions of birds fly in the sky to form a solar eclipse, attracting tourists. There are also invasive species of Pacific oysters, which are rampant, but attract people to pick up and taste the sea.