Holstebro Museum

Holstebro Museum

Holstebro Museum is a journey into the history of Central and West Jutland – from ancient moorland to contemporary art and culture. Here you enter a modern and sensual museum experience, where stories of people, faith and change are brought to life.

In the atmospheric exhibitions you will meet Vikings, farmers and citizens, and through sound, light and interactive installations history comes alive for the whole family. Whether you are interested in treasures from ancient times, stories about life on the moors or Holstebro's development as a cultural city, the museum offers new knowledge, immersion and inspiration in every corner.

It is also worth noting that the museum is free for children and young people under 26 years of age.

What can you experience?

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Holstebro Museum combines vivid stories with strong sensory experiences.

IN The jewel returns home you follow the story of a find that is reunited with its past – a powerful tale of cultural heritage and identity. On The fairytale ceiling The imagination opens up into a sensual universe where children and adults are invited into the magic of the story.

Ironmen takes you close to the people who built the local community with hard work and strong hands. In Through fire and water you experience the forces of nature and man's ability to adapt and survive.

And then there is The rats are loose. – a playful treasure hunt for the whole family, where you go together on the hunt for the naughty rats that have hidden in the corners of the museum.

It's happening right now at Holstebro Museum

See this year's events here 👇

30. Jun

Join us on a journey through the Danish history of West Jutland

Holstebro, Holstebro

At Holstebro Museum you can explore the history of Holstebro and West Jutland. There are exciting and interactive elements, such as...

22. Mar

Exhibition: Ironworkers at Holstebro Museum

Holstebro, Holstebro

Get the story of the visionary people who started the iron industry in West Jutland. Exciting exhibition that paints a picture of...

The Museum Café

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A visit to Holstebro Museum deserves to begin or end with a break in the atmospheric café. Here you will find peace, presence and the smell of freshly baked cake from the local micro bakery. The atmosphere is relaxed, and everything is served with personality and a smile.

The café offers light lunches, hot and cold drinks, and sweet temptations, which can be enjoyed in the green courtyard environment under the chestnut tree or inside in the cozy surroundings.

You don't need a ticket to the museum to stop by. The café is open to everyone and is perfect whether you're exploring the exhibitions or just need a break in the middle of the city.

The museum shop

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Step into the museum shop and experience a universe filled with applied arts, textiles, stuffed animals, bags and jewelry. Each product tells its own story – designed with a focus on quality, sustainability and local values. The shop combines beautiful craftsmanship and thoughtfulness; here you will find everything from exclusive cards to imaginative gifts and everyday design.

You don't need a ticket to visit the museum shop. It's open to everyone and a great place to visit, whether you're at the museum or just nearby. Whether you're looking for a unique souvenir or a sustainable gift, there's a wealth of special finds waiting for you.

Frequently asked questions

We have collected here a number of the questions that are asked most often

The museum is always open:

Entrance fees

Adults: 110 kr.
Provides access to both Holstebro Museum and Holstebro Art Museum.

Pensioners: DKK 80
Applies to both museums.

Children and young people under 26 years of age: For free

Groups (min. 10 people): 80 DKK per person
For combined payment. Valid for both museums.

Puzzle hunts: 75 DKK per group
Regardless of number of participants. Entrance to the museum is not included.

Note: Special events and children's activities may incur a participation fee.

Read more here

You can buy your ticket here.

Unfortunately, it is not permitted to bring and consume your own food and drinks into the museum. However, you are very welcome in the café, where you can buy delicious lunches, cakes and hot or cold drinks. The café is open to everyone – even if you are not visiting the museum.

Read more about the Café here

Yes, there is disabled access to all facilities via the main entrance – including exhibitions, shop, café and lecture hall. The disabled toilet is located at the entrance, and there are two disabled parking spaces directly opposite.

Companions have free access with a valid companion card. Electric scooters may be used at walking pace (max. 6 km/h). Guide dogs are welcome - other pets are not.

Read more about availability here

The museum offers engaging programs for schools and institutions – both at the museum, in the city and in the classroom. The programs support academic goals and combine history with active learning.
Visits must be arranged at least 14 days in advance.

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Værdi 2.950,-