Køge Museum
55°27′25″N 12°10′59″E / 55.4569°N 12.183068°E / 55.4569; 12.183068Website Official website Towns & villages
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Køge Museum is a local history museum in Køge, Denmark.
Building
The museum is based in a two-storey, half-timbered building from the 16th century. A long side wing to the rear of the main wing forms the last remains of a larger complex which surrounded two interior courtyards.[1]
Garden
To the rear of the main wing is a garden with a small playground. It is accessible through the gate with ticket to the museum.
References
- ^ "Sag: Køge Museum" (in Danish). Kulturstyrelsen. Retrieved 5 September 2016.
External links
- Official website
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Neighbourhoods in Køge |
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- Gammel Køgegård
- Garvergården
- Norske Løve
- Køge Museum
- KØS Museum of art in public spaces
- Køge Town Hall
- Tøxen's School
- Listed buildings (list)
- Churches (list)
- Port of Køge
- East Line (Køge station, Egøje station)
- Køge Bugt Line (Køge station, Ølby station, Køge North station)
- Little South Line (Køge station, Ølby station, Lille Skensved station)
- West Line (Borup station)
- Hedebo Greenway
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