Glyngøre Kulturstation

Museum Salling is a state-recognized, municipal museum that holds national responsibility for natural history and art. It also has local responsibility for archaeology and recent times. This means that the museum is not only a place to appreciate art and learn about natural history, but also a place to understand the local history and archaeology of the area.

Museum Salling: A Gateway to the Region's Geology and History

The museum is home to a large collection of early Eocene fossils found in the Fur Formation, providing a unique opportunity to learn about the region's geology. In addition to its geological exhibits, the museum also serves as a local museum with cultural-historical, ethnological, and archaeological activities on Fur, offering a comprehensive understanding of the area's history and culture.

Kulturstationen: A Journey Through Glyngøre's History

The former railway station of the city, built in 1844, now houses a local history museum. At the Kulturstationen, visitors can learn more about the city of Glyngøre, including its railway, fishing, industry, and cultural life. This provides a comprehensive understanding of the factors that have shaped the area over time.