Bergen: Roemstedthaus Museum

Roemstedthaus Museum consists of four buildings in total - the main building, the
tithe barn, the granary and a small storage room (formerly a stable), which
served as a refugee residence during the Second World War.

The main building is a 17th century smokehouse and stands at
its original location. On the ground floor there is a smoking area where
visitors are whisked back to the past, as many objects and rooms from times
gone by are still preserved. Changing exhibitions take place on the upper floor
of the main building.

A variety of agricultural and domestic
appliances from the rural life at that time are shown on the ground floor of
the tithe barn. On the upper floor
there is an exhibition with many exhibits from the Bronze Age and pedagogically
prepared display boards.

The "granary" is a former refugee apartment furnished with
furniture and objects from the middle of the 20th century. It is also located
at the original location and was inhabited at the time by a piano teacher and
his family.

Regular tours:

·       
Tuesday to Thursday at
10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.

·       
Friday at 10:30.

Further tours are possible on request.