Skibsklarerergaarden on Strandgade 91 is the best-preserved building from Helsingør's Sound Dues era. The house dates to the 16th century but took its current form in the 1780s and has changed little since. The ground floor holds a ship's chandlery founded in 1809 - Denmark's oldest surviving shop interior - alongside a captain's parlour, while the first floor recreates the ship handler's private home as it looked between 1790 and 1850. The museum is part of Museum Helsingør and opens according to a seasonal programme.
Strandgade 91, 3000 Helsingør
Opening hours follow the event programme
Apple-themed activities for families at the historic Skibsklarerergaarden during autumn break, with games, crafts, tastings and cosy indoor spaces.
A historical night watchman's tour through Helsingør's dark quarters with Museum Helsingør, where authentic costume and the city's stories create the atmosphere.
Step into 19th-century aristocratic life at this historic dinner in Helsingør, featuring a two-course menu from period recipes and French wines.
Skibsklarerergaarden opens exclusively for parents with babies to explore the historic house over morning coffee and discover historic toys and children's play through the ages.
Experience the historic Skibsklarerergaarden after dark with authentic 19th-century music from Trio Suonante and dancing from Danske Empire Dansere.
Nursery songs and sensory games for babies and parents on parental leave at a historic venue in Helsingør.
Explore a historic 19th-century house and Europe's oldest provisioning store, now a museum shop with its original 1809 interior, during summer opening hours.
Explore the historic 19th-century Skibsklarerergaarden in Helsingør, featuring Europe's oldest provisioning store with its original 1809 interior.