Rundemølle

Rundemølle is one of Sønderjylland’s well-known historic watermills, with a history dating back to the year 1200.

It is beautifully situated at the bottom of a valley shaped by the Ice Age. From the mill hill, you can enjoy wonderful views across the surrounding landscape.

Rundemølle has been carefully reconstructed to reflect how it looked in 1890, including the impressive main building from 1875.

Museum

Inside the watermill, you will find Rundemølle Museum, which is run by volunteers from the local community. The museum is open on selected days during the summer holiday season, typically every Sunday in July from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm.

Visits for smaller groups can also be arranged throughout the year by prior appointment with the chairman of the association.

A guided tour of Rundemølle costs DKK 400 for up to 8 people. Additional participants are charged DKK 25 per person. Children under the age of 12 are admitted free of charge.

Contact for museum visits

Sønnich Sønnichsen, Tel.: +45 81 98 87 00 or Linda O. Nissen, Tel.: +45 53 84 17 09

Keys to the museum are not available for loan. A board member and/or volunteer will always be present during visits.

Exhibitions include:

• Interiors from the historic sea captains’ homes on Løjt Land
• Clothing from undergarments to outerwear spanning 100 years
• A traditional general store
• Agricultural tools and other mechanical equipment
• 50 large ship models illustrating 5,000 years of shipbuilding history
• An exhibition on the history of Løjt Land and a large collection of archaeological finds
• An extensive photographic archive