Your visit
Address
Banegårdspladsen 11, 4930 Maribo
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Green transport options
The diocesan museum is located right next to Maribo Station. With a change in Nykøbing Falster, it only takes 1 hour and 45 minutes from Copenhagen H., and the train runs once an hour. Check Itinerary for departures and more information.
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.
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.
In the land of sea eagles – 36 km around the beautiful Nature Park Maribosøerne.
Availability
People with walking difficulties and wheelchair users
THE PARISH MUSEUM is located right next to Maribo Station. The museum is located in an old 3-story building from 1890. Wheelchair users have access to the shop, tourist information point and the OMG exhibition on the ground floor via a ramp in front of the museum.
The rest of the museum's exhibits are only accessible by foot, as there are stairs. There are handrails all the way up, and the stairs are wide.
Visually impaired
The exhibitions are in large, bright rooms with spotlights on the various objects. In OMG and STORM, the lights are connected to sensors so that they turn on when you enter the rooms. In STORM, two videos are played in a dark room, which you have to walk through to move on.
Hearing impaired
In LOLA, speakers are used to create an atmosphere. Here, you can hear birds chirping, but you can easily enjoy the exhibition without them.
A film is being shown in STORM that dramatizes eyewitness accounts from the storm surge. Unfortunately, this film does not have subtitles.
Toilets
The toilets are located in the store on the ground floor and are therefore accessible to wheelchair users and people with walking difficulties.
Accompanying card
If you, as a guest, need assistance when using our offer, we accept companion cards.
Dogs
Dogs that can be in a bag are welcome in the exhibition.
If you have a larger dog, it is very welcome to wait outside the museum while you enjoy the exhibition.
Service dogs are welcome.
Parking
There are a few handicapped parking spaces at the museum itself, and there is parking for everyone at Banegårdspladsen.
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. School classes like to visit us in the morning. Our public tours are often at the end of the day, so check our Calendarif they are to be avoided.