About Ringkøbing Museum
Ringkøbing Museum traces its history back to 1908, when a group of townspeople founded a museum association. By 1922, they had collected money and old objects to build the current museum.
Today, the museum also includes an extension with exhibition spaces and storage facilities in the basement.
The exhibitions at Ringkøbing Museum on World War II in West Jutland. You’ll get an introduction to the largest construction project in Danish history: the concrete structures along Hitler’s Atlantic Wall. And you’ll soar to higher altitudes with the massive British bombers that made Danish airspace unsafe and turned German cities into a living hell in 1943–45.
Ringkøbing Museum also offers changing exhibitions. These may be about the distant or not-so-distant past, or they may be exhibitions in collaboration with associations or groups in the town or region.
