Stubbekøbing Museum

The Stubbekøbing Museum, located in the northern part of Falster, is a cultural history museum that offers a unique insight into the region's past. The museum is housed in a protected merchant's house dating back to 1849, adding to its historical charm. One of the museum's most notable features is its collection of scales, which is the largest in Northern Europe. This collection provides a fascinating look at the evolution of weighing instruments over the centuries.

Establishment and Historical Scales

The Stubbekøbing Museum was established in 1992, when the Stubbekøbing Municipality had amassed a large collection of scales, some of which date back to as early as 1588. This collection forms the core of the museum's exhibits, providing a unique perspective on the history of measurement and trade in the region.

Denmark's Only Knitting Museum

The first floor of the Stubbekøbing Museum is home to Denmark's only knitting museum. This unique exhibit features changing exhibitions and a historical collection of knitted items and knitting tools. Whether you're a knitting enthusiast or simply interested in historical crafts, this exhibit offers a unique perspective on the history and evolution of knitting in Denmark.