Rundemølle

Rundemølle is one of the well-known historic watermills in Southern Jutland, with a history dating back to the year 1200.

It is beautifully located at the bottom of a valley formed during the Ice Age. From the mill hill, visitors can enjoy a lovely view over the scenic landscape.

Rundemølle has been carefully reconstructed to reflect its appearance in 1890, including the impressive main building from 1875.

The museum is open on selected days during the summer holidays – every Sunday in July from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM.

Visits can also be arranged at any time for smaller groups by prior agreement with the association’s chairman.

Guided tours cost 400 DKK for up to 8 people. After that, 25 DKK per person. Children under 12 enter free of charge.
Contact:
Sønnich Sønnichsen, phone: +45 81988700
Linda O. Nissen, phone: +45 53841709

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

Exhibitions include:

• Interiors from captain’s farms on Løjt Land
• Clothing from innerwear to outerwear over 100 years
• A historic general store
• Agricultural tools and mechanical equipment
• 50 large ship models illustrating 5,000 years of shipbuilding
• Displays on the history of Løjt Land and a large collection of archaeological finds
• An extensive photo archive