Images of Munkerup House
This museum is closed temporarily.
Munkerup House and its collection
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Munkeruphus, once a country house, is now a unique exhibition space located in Munkerup, Denmark. This architectural gem, influenced by American design, was built in 1916 and has since been transformed into a hub for art and culture. It was acquired by artist and designer Gunnar Aagaard Andersen in 1958, who made it a center for artistic collaboration. Today, it hosts a variety of exhibitions throughout the year, showcasing art, crafts, design, architecture, and other themes.
Cultural Activities and Amenities at Munkeruphus
Munkeruphus is a vibrant cultural hub, hosting 5–6 exhibitions a year on a variety of themes including art, crafts, design, and architecture. It also serves as a venue for lectures and both indoor and outdoor concerts, offering a rich cultural experience for visitors. Additionally, the on-site café provides a place to relax and enjoy light lunch meals, cakes, and a selection of hot and cold drinks.
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#4 Contemporary art museums in Denmark
#14 Historic houses in Denmark
#73 Art & Design in Scandinavia
#102 Science & Technology in Scandinavia
#13 Applied art museums in Scandinavia
#21 Contemporary art museums in Scandinavia
#83 Historic houses in Scandinavia
#190 Applied art museums in Europe