Welcome to Nysted Organ Museum, a musical adventure for the whole family!
In the beautiful town of Nysted on Lolland Island, we provide a unique experience for both children and adults.
Nysted Organ Museum is the only one of its kind in the Nordic region, and our mission is to preserve and communicate the importance of the organ as a central element in both Danish and international cultural heritage
Join us to explore the fascinating world of the organ, a journey through the history of music and technological innovation.
Discover our collection of preserved pipe church organs, learn about their history, and experience the enchanting world of organ music. We host engaging exhibitions, musical events, and educational activities that provide unique insight into Danish organ culture.
Enjoy a day filled with music, history, and fun for the whole family. We look forward to welcoming you to Nysted, one of Lolland's most gorgeous market towns!
From April to December, we host a series of concerts featuring top-level performances by world-class organ soloists and chamber music groups. The organ is often accompanied by other instruments and singers.
Our audience will enjoy a musical experience that includes the museum's historic organs. Along the way, we provide clear and helpful information about the history of organs, composers, and instruments. So everyone, aside from their background or experience with organ or church music, can enjoy and take something special from the experience.
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Enjoy a fascinating journey through history with a musical introduction to the organ, available for groups of at least 4 people all year round. Guided tours include a variety of organ music, specially chosen for each organ.
Visitors will learn about the history of organs and discover how the organ was one of the most complex mechanical instruments ever made.
Booking is required.
Tune in to TV2 ØST from March 12, 2023, to learn about the exciting project!
Jacob is constructing Denmark's largest residence organ. Read more about Erik Poppe's house organ and watch TV2 ØST's visit on March 12, 2023. The segment about the organ project begins at 10:59.
Recommendations
An absolutely stunning and inspiring place, with the very dedicated Panna who gives a great tour and introduction. This is definitely a place I want to return to.
- Sonja Kozak Nielsen
A unique museum with old, newly restored organs. A fantastic space and concept. It must be experienced.
- Thorvald Berthelsen
A unique opportunity to see and hear a variety of very different Danish organs in beautiful surroundings. There is nothing else like it in Denmark.
- Per Rasmus Møller
Don't forget to visit Nysted Organ Museum. It's a fantastic place where you're invited to play and explore everything – I'll bring microphones next time! Greetings to Panna!
- andreas.k.w.
A truly positive and enjoyable experience visiting this new museum, which radiates enthusiasm and joy. It's a place where both you and your children can try playing these beautiful and fun organs. We had a "party" during our visit and met one of the museum's owners/organists. Highly recommended!
- Elisabeth Bolvig Cederberg
Practical Information – Nysted Organ Museum
Opening hours: All year round – only by appointment for a minimum of 10 people.
Smaller groups can pay for 10 people or invite an additional person.
Price: 100 DKK / 14 € per person
Duration: Tours last approx. 45–90 minutes depending on interest
Content: History of the organs, craftsmanship, and small musical pieces on several instruments
Booking: Fill out the contact form
Groups: 10–50 people or more – we tailor the experience to your group
Practical info:
Free parking in Nysted – along the “Bovserne” on Adelgade in front of the museum, both before and after the museum, or on the large parking lots at Østergade (short walking distance)
Payment: cash, MobilePay, or bank transfer (no card terminal on site)
Toilet: Customer toilet available
Accessibility: The indoor hall is accessible – only a small step from the sidewalk, wheelchairs can be lifted easily. Outdoor instruments have stairs and terraces, but can be visited from April to October (not in winter).
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