Vardemuseerne er hele 10 forskellige udstillingssteder i Varde Kommune. Her finder du masser af oplevelser og aktiviteter imellem hav og hede.
Vardemuseerne har ansvaret for arkæologi samt formidling og indsamling af historisk viden om landskab, natur og kultur i Danmarks vestligste egn, Varde Kommune. Formidlingen foregår i landskabet, ved foredrag og events, på skrift og selvfølgelig også på syv museer, der ligger fordelt i hele kommunen.
Tirpitzvej 1
6857 Blåvand
vam@vardemuseum.dk
+45 75 22 08 77
Weekends:
vam@vardemuseum.dk
+45 75 10 84 85
Beneath its surface, the west coast of Denmark conceals an abundance of gripping stories. But you cannot see them with the naked eye. Join us under the sand and discover the countless hidden stories about the west coast: tales of wrecked ships, dangerous smugglers and forbidden love.
Præstegårdsvej 21
6840 Oksbøl
FLUGT – Refugee Museum of Denmark is now open.
With the largest refugee camp in Danish history as a unique setting, personal and powerful stories are told about refugees of all times. Using as a basis the hospital of the refugee camp, which originally consisted of 40 small wards and operating rooms, world-renowned architect firm BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group created a brand-new museum. Visit www.flugtmuseum.dk for more information.
Fyrvej 106
6857 Blåvand
Telephone
+45 75 27 54 11
The Blåvandshuk lighthouse stands 18 metres above sea level at Horns Bjerge, Denmark’s westernmost point, position 55 33.51’ N/08 05.07’ E. The lighthouse is now fully automatic, but it functions as it has done throughout all these years. The master’s house is now home to an exhibition on the Horns Reef offshore wind farm, one of the world’s biggest, and it is also home to the Blåvandshuk lighthouse tourist information centre.
Industrivej 18
6840 Oksbøl
Dogs are not allowed in the museum, unfortunately.
Welcome to a world of guns and tanks. The exhibition features the development of weaponry from the oldest cannon found in Denmark and the ‘beautiful’ bronze cannons of Denmark’s absolute monarchy to the cannons used in the Battle of Dybbøl in 1864. You can see one of the Sherman tanks that arrived in Denmark after World War II, the Centurion tank of the Cold War and the Leopard tank used in the so-called ‘Operation Bøllebank’ in Bosnia in 1994. The vehicles have been maintained and are still fully operational. Every cannon, tank or truck in the hall has its own tale to tell – tales of technology, war and peace – and of the society of which we are all part.