For schools and institutions
Practical information
Institutions and schools enter the museum free of charge. This also applies to the teachers and pedagogues who accompany classes for teaching purposes, and groups of children associated with institutions.
At the Reventlow Museum in Pederstrup, De Gamle Huse and the Stiftsmuseet in Maribo, you can enjoy your packed lunch on the spot. However, due to limited space options, this must be agreed with the museum in advance.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to bring packed lunches at the Museum Obscurum.
You are welcome to enjoy your packed lunch at the museum. It is possible to sit both inside and outside. However, there are not exactly the same seating options at all our exhibition locations, which is why it must be agreed with the museum in advance if you want to sit inside. Unfortunately, this option is not available in Museum Obscurum.
You are welcome to visit the museum outside normal opening hours. Contact the museum and make an appointment.
Contact:
bestilling@museumlollandfalster.dk,
if you have any further questions.
Se The school service for more information about our educational offer.
Before and after the visit
We have developed various informative films, which you are welcome to use for educational purposes or as preparation for your visit to the museum. The films delve into everyday topics that are relatable to the present and can thus help to give an understanding of what you will/have experienced at the museum
The Culture Backpack
Where do you get your freedom from?
At the far end of Lolland lies the Pederstrup manor. Christian Reventlow lived here. One of Denmark's richest gentlemen, who over 200 years ago fought for the freedom you have today. A freedom that ended the power of the lords.
Freedom
Target group: Primary school
Grade level: 7.
Learning areas: freedom, slave trade, gender & sexuality, democracy, constitution, education
Subjects: Danish, history, social studies
Duration: approx. 3 hours
Transport: contact the Cultural Service
Teaching courses
At Museum Lolland-Falster, we are constantly developing new teaching materials. You can see more about them here on the page.
In 1872, a storm surge hit Lolland-Falster, with catastrophic consequences. Between 80 and 90 people died and many were subsequently left without a house or home. Get close to the worst natural disaster in recent times and experience the storm surge up close.
Read more about the course here:
When nature strikes
Target group: Primary school
Grade:
6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th.
Area of competence:
History - Source work, History - Chronology and context, Social sciences - Social and cultural issues
Subject:
Danish, History, Nature / technology, Social studies
Educational material
Make your own bonfire and meet the girl from the Stone Age Lola at the Diocesan Museum in Maribo. You can combine as you see fit.
First you can watch the introductory film and talk about the Stone Age.
Next, you can visit the Stone Age girl Lola at the Diocesan Museum in Maribo. It is an atmospheric exhibition about the girl Lola, where the wind whistles in the treetops and the waves hit the shore. See the beautiful objects, or shudder over the dog skulls. After the visit, you can indulge in exciting Stone Age dishes in your own home economics kitchens.
Taste of the Stone Age
Watch videos about making a bonfire and stone age food over a bonfire. Remember and call and book an appointment for your museum visit!
Read more about Taste of the Stone Age here
Download the teaching material for Taste the Stone Age here