Opening hours, address and other practical information about Gudhjem Museum.
The museum is closed between special exhibitions while exhibitions are being taken down and new ones installed.
Opening hours
28 March: 2–4 pm
29 March – 3 May: Thursday–Sunday, 11 am–4 pm
4 May – 8 May: Closed
9 May: 2–4 pm opening reception, free admission
10 May – 5 July: Thursday–Sunday, 11 am–4 pm
6 July – 10 July: Closed
11 July: 2–4 pm opening reception, free admission
12 July – 23 August: Thursday–Sunday, 11 am–4 pm
24 August – 28 August: Closed
29 August: 2–4 pm opening reception, free admission
30 August – 18 October: Thursday–Sunday, 11 am–4 pm
Additional opening hours can be arranged for groups of 10 or more. Please contact Anita Holm, tel. +45 2347 1701 or email ellen.holm0@gmail.com
For more information about individual exhibitions and special events, see Exhibitions & Events.
Adress:
Stationsvej 1
3760 Gudhjem
Admission:
Adults: DKK 65
Students: DKK 40
Groups of more than 10 people: DKK 50 per person
Under 18s and members of Gudhjem By- og Museumsforening: Free admission.
You can become a member of the association at the entrance. The annual membership fee is DKK 125.
Contact:
info@gudhjemmuseum.dk
Parking:
Free parking for museum visitors is available in front of the museum. The car park is close to the entrance, making it easy to get to and from your visit.
Toilets:
Toilets are available from the reception area for museum visitors.
Museum Shop:
At the reception, we sell books, postcards, posters and more.
Book Café:
The room displaying Oluf Høst’s collection of sketches is arranged so that you can sit in peace and quiet, browse the books sold in the museum shop and read from the museum’s own collection of books about art and local history.
Accessibility:
Wheelchair users can visit the ground floor of the museum, where the current exhibitions are presented. The first floor, which houses a local history exhibition, is not accessible by lift and can only be reached via a narrow staircase.
An accessible toilet is available. There is no designated disabled parking space, but there is usually plenty of space in front of the museum building.
Animals:
Animals are not permitted inside the museum. Guide dogs and assistance dogs are excepted.