Horsens Museum is the town's cultural history museum, with collections spanning the region from prehistory to modern times. Housed in an older building in central Horsens, it covers local history, crafts and everyday life through its permanent and temporary exhibitions. The museum also hosts lectures and cultural events.
A guided tour exploring Horsens' history during the German occupation, focusing on the resistance movement and how the occupation changed daily life.
An interactive workshop where you learn to build a miniature medieval town from everyday materials like terry cloth towels.
Museum inspector Rasmus Barslund Grønbæk explores the criminal world of the 1800s through historical portraits at Horsens Museum.
Historian Bodil Møller Knudsen shares the story of Queen Charlotte Frederikke and her connection to Horsens.
Museum inspector Rasmus Barslund Grønbæk explores 19th-century Danish criminal history through the portraits and stories of two notorious offenders.
A community singing event at Horsens Museum celebrating Pride, combining shared music with stories from LGBT+ history.