Your visit
Opening hours
Valid until 31 May 2025
The museum is closed for the season.
Address
Pederstrupvej 124, 4943 Torrig L
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green transport options
As Reventlow-Museet Pederstrup is located where it does, it is complicated to get there by public transport. From Copenhagen H. it takes approx. 3 hours and 30 minutes, and you have to take two trains and a bus and walk approx. 3 km. It's about. 11 kilometer cycle ride from the nearest station, which is Avnede. Check Itinerary for departures and more information.
The museum is located on the following cycle routes:
The Lolland Alps – 36 km through a distinctive and hilly landscape.
As well as relatively close to:
The way to The Apple Islands - The four small islands, Askø, Lilleø, Fejø and Femø, are particularly known for apple cultivation.
The Dodecalite – A completely unique work of art that combines giant sculptures, music and nature.
Availability
People with walking difficulties and wheelchair users
The REVENTLOW MUSEUM is located in the listed main building. Access is via the main staircase. Along one wall are some holders that can be used as support. Inside the door, the main staircase continues with a railing on the side.
The floor on the ground floor is even, but in the basement there are several unevennesses and differences in level, which can make it difficult to move around.
Wheelchair users have the opportunity to access the basement via the old kitchen door. Unfortunately, the ground floor can only be reached via stairs. Contact us on 2559 3461 for access.
See more at GoodAdGang: Museum Lolland Falster – Reventlow Museum / Stud Farm — GoodAdGang
Visually impaired
The museum is located on the ground floor and basement of the main building of the manor. The ground floor is relatively even, but the basement floor has several unevennesses and differences in level, which can be difficult to see. The museum primarily uses natural light, and the lighting is therefore dependent on the weather.
Hearing impaired
The museum's communication is largely based on writing and interior design.
Accompanying card
If you, as a guest, need assistance when using our offer, we accept companion cards.
Scents
We draw attention to the fact that we use scents in the communication.
Dogs
Dogs are welcome in the park, but must be kept on a leash. Dogs are not allowed in the museum. There is a dog park and water in front of the museum so larger dogs can relax while you enjoy the museum.
Service dogs are welcome.
Parking
There is access to the exhibition Manor & Landscape via a ramp at the parking lot. However, to see the exhibition, a ticket must be purchased in the main building.
Two marked stalls are reserved for disabled cars with signs. From the car park there are approximately 100 meters to the museum via paths with pearl stones and / or gravel.
It is possible to drop off people with walking difficulties and wheelchair users immediately in front of the main building via the driveway through the avenue in the park. Contact the museum for further information on telephone 2559 3461.
Toilets
Toilets and disabled toilets are located by the car park and in the museum's basement. They are open during the museum's opening hours.
Look more at Good access.
Do you want a quiet visit?
If you want a quiet visit, we recommend visiting us during the last two hours of our opening hours. Our public tours are often at the end of the day, so check our Calendarif they are to be avoided.
The manor itself may seem cramped, but you also have the opportunity to take a walk in the large, beautiful park.