Struer Museum
Struer Museum is a state-recognized, cultural-historical museum responsible for the recent cultural history in Struer Municipality. The museum has a special interest in sound and listening, which is reflected in its various activities and exhibitions.
Struer Museum
Struer Museum is the ultimate place to dive into the world of sound, listening, and local history. In addition to being an architectural gem, the museum offers various exhibitions that tell captivating stories:
- Bang & Olufsen – Experience the radio and television adventure that put Struer on the world map.
- Buchholtz' House – Visit the writer’s home of Johannes and Olga Buchholtz.
- The Sound Universe – Play, explore, and learn about the fascinating world of sound and hearing.
- Special Exhibition BLÅ – 44 turquoise glass beads found in Humlum in 1885, representing Denmark’s largest Bronze Age bead discovery.
- Special Exhibition Limfjorden on Canvas – Discover a selection of Limfjord paintings from the museum’s collection, including works by Niels Bjerre, Jens Søndergaard, and Knud Agger. Read more
Struer Museum is more than just an impressive exhibition. It is a place where you can experience, play, and learn about the fascinating world of sound and hearing – making it a must-visit for the whole family.
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