The Vedbæk Finds Museum

Fascinating glimpse into Stone Age life, survival and burial

One of the most captivating displays is the skeleton of a woman with a newborn infant next to her, with the latter placed on the wing of a swan. The young woman died in childbirth and has a necklace m...

Small, but interesting museum

The museum is situated at the premises of the old Holtegaard mansion and art museum, and is absolutely worth a visit. After entering the central entrance there are two wings with exhibits, both well k...

Unassuming, interesting and family friendly!

My wife and I took our 9 year old and 3 year old for a 'speculative' day out to a place we had driven past but never entered. It is not a big, nor 'fancy' museum. But it is very effective at telling t...

Rare paleolithic skeletons and utensils from 4000 BC.

Small museum housing some of the world´s best remains from Erteboelletiden 4000 BC. Wel conserved adult and child skeletons and multiple stone utensils. Can be seen in 1 hour.

A glimpse of everyday life in the neolithic age

A tiny museum north of Copenhagen with interesting and detailed finds from a neolithic settlement that has been habitated on and off over 1,000 years. One grave is on display as found whereas the th...