Welcome to Struer Museum

The museum of Struer is established in "Torngaard", the oldest building in the town. "Torngaard" has been used as a copyhold farm, a merchant's house and a vicarage.

In 1930 the buildings were converted into a museum and today Struer Museum is an approved museum for the history of Struer and Thyholm.

The attractions in the museum include:

The importance of the Limfjord for the development of the area
The importance of Struer as a railroad center.
The Buchholtz House and the story of the spirit of authors
The Limfjord on canvas: A unique collection of landscape paintings from the western section of the Limfjord.
The B&O section: Experience the history of a West Jutland business adventure, which has made B&O to an international succes. Follow the development of the world-famous design icons. Relive the history of radio and television, and experience how these medias have changed our daily lives.

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Museum opening hours:

First September - 30 June

Tuesday - Friday	12 to 16
Saturday - Sunday	12 to 17
Holidays	12 to 17
Monday closed

First July - 31 August

Tuesday - Friday	11 to 17
Saturday - Sunday	12 to 17
Monday closed

The museum will be closed:
On 24 - 25th December
On 31 december and the first January

Group visits can be arranged at the museum by contacting +45 9785 1311 or by contacting the museum by mail on booking@struermuseum.dk

Tickets
Adults DKK. 60,-
Studends DKK. 50,-
Children/young under 18 free
Groups, min. 15 pers. DKK. 50.- pr. person