Your visit
Opening hours
Valid until 29 June
Monday closed
Tuesday: at 10.00 - 16.00
Wednesday: kl. 10.00 - 16.00
Thursday: at 10.00 - 16.00
Friday: at 10.00 - 16.00
Saturday: at at 10.00 – 16.00
Sunday: at at 10.00 – 16.00
Address
Meinckes Vej 5, 4930 Maribo
Link to map
Green transport options
From Maribo Station it takes approx. 20 minutes on foot to get to De Gamle Huse. The tour goes past the Nature Park The Maribo Islands and Forest Troll Free Will and is marked all the way. With a change in Nykøbing Falster, the train journey takes only 1 hour and 45 minutes from Copenhagen H., and the train runs once an hour.
Check out Itinerary for departures and more information.
It is possible to charge your electric bike at the museum.
In addition, the museum is located on the following cycle routes:
The National Cycle Route 8: The Baltic Sea Route – 820 km over Zealand, the islands, Funen and Jutland.
In the land of sea eagles – 36 km around the beautiful Nature Park Maribosøerne.
As well as relatively close to:
Safari by bike – 22 km which goes through Knuthenborg Safaripark.
Forest, coast and wine – 41 km which starts in Maribo and takes you all the way up to Blan's harbour.
Availability
People with walking difficulties and wheelchair users
THE OLD HOUSES date from the period 1600-1900. They have entrances via steps or a high threshold. In addition, some of the doors in the houses are low and narrow, and there are thresholds between the individual rooms. The paths that lead from house to house are paved with stable gravel, and you can travel there with a wheelchair and walker. In some places there is grass between the houses. Please note that there are limited access conditions for people with disabilities.
The museum shop and ticket sales for the open-air museum are in Skovridergården, where there is access via a ramp.
Visually impaired
THE OLD HOUSES is built as a village from 1600-1900, which means that we have many old houses that you can visit via our trail system. The uneven terrain, steps and doorways make it difficult to navigate as a visually impaired person.
Hearing impaired
The houses contain various stories from the lives of farmers on Lolland-Falster, and some of these are narrated using audio narration. They provide depth to the story and more information, but there are also signs in all the houses that tell the most important things.
Toilets
The toilets are located in the store, which has a ramp. We also have a disabled toilet with plenty of space.
Accompanying card
If you, as a guest, need assistance when using our offer, we accept companion cards.
Dogs
Dogs are welcome, they just have to be kept on a lead.
Service dogs are welcome.
Parking
THE OLD HOUSES have their own free parking spaces at the museum's entrance.
Dissemination film for people with walking difficulties and wheelchair users
When you visit DE GAMLE HUSE, you have the opportunity to watch five informative films that tell about the houses and rural life in the 'old days' in Lolland-Falster. You can watch the films via a smartphone you bring with you.
Watch the dissemination films here
Do you want a quiet visit?
Since DE GAMLE HUSE is an open-air museum, there is generally plenty of space and the sky is high. However, the small farmhouses can feel cramped.
If you want a quiet visit, we recommend that you visit us during the last two hours of our opening hours. School classes like to visit us in the morning. Our public tours are often at the end of the day, so check our Calendar, if they are to be avoided: Calendar | Museum Lolland-falster