Svendborg (Omegns Municipal Museum) Viebæltegård

 
The Municipal Museum is exhibits in two buildings - in Anne Hvides Gård, at Fruestræde 3, the oldest secular building in Svendborg, dating from 1560 (renovated in 1976), and also in the Viebæltegård, a former poor-house at Grubbemollevej 13 on the northern outskirts of town. As well as documents covering the history of the town and natural history and historical collections, works by the sculptor and painter Kai Nielsen (1882-1924), a native of Svendborg, are on display; statues by him can be seen at various locations in Svendborg, including near the library and at the swimming pool.

In the former iron foundry of L. Lang and Co. on Vestergade there is a museum exhibiting stoves manufactured between 1850 and 1984.
Address: Anne Hvides Gård, Fruestræde 3, DK-5700 Svendborg, Denmark
Hours:
March 1 to April 30: 1pm-4pm
May 1 to June 15: 10am-4pm
June 16 to October 20: 10am-5pm
October 21 to February 28: 1pm-4pm; Closed: Sun, Sat

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