Limfjordsmuseet

The museum presents exhibitions about Limfjord maritime life, featuring original vessels, aquariums, and interactive displays focusing on regional fishing and navigation techniques.

Frederik VII's Canal, constructed between 1856 and 1861, enabled ships to bypass shallow waters of Limfjord until 1913, marking a significant period in Danish maritime transportation.

The museum maintains a Historical Boatyard where craftsmen preserve traditional clinker-built wooden boat construction methods, recognized by UNESCO as cultural heritage.

Visitors can rent bicycles, participate in guided boat tours on the Grevinde Danner vessel, or borrow rowboats to explore the canal during opening hours.

The museum's Snapseri produces local aquavit varieties using regional herbs, offering tastings and educational programs about traditional Danish distillation methods.

Location: Vesthimmerland Municipality

Address: Kanalvejen 40, 9670 Løgstør 9670 9670

Website: http://limfjordsmuseet.dk

GPS coordinates: 56.96440,9.24047

Latest update: March 2, 2025 22:59