Grønhøj Inn and Museums
Distance: 15.65 Km
The area is often called "Eine kleine Deutschland", as you will find a lot of German cultural heritage here.
The potato Germans
In stable buildings at Grønhøj Kro there are, among other things, rebuilt a barn, which dates from the time around 1760, when the German colonists (potato Germans) came to the country, and who made the potato a popular food in Denmark.
In the first years, the potato German store stood approx. 100 meters from the place where it has been rebuilt today. After a few years, the owner decided to move his farm to a place where he had more land. It thus became one of the so-called emigrant farms. Today, there are still areas named after several relocations. Names like Two houses, Wooden houses, Fir houses.
German memorial rooms and exhibitions
You can also delve into exhibitions about the nearby German church Frederiks kirken, Fliegerhost Grove (at Flyvestation Karup), the German refugee cemeteries in Kølvrå and Grove Kirke as well as the memorial room for 7 crew members of a downed Lancaster aircraft in 1942.
The Morten Korch Museum
It is also at Grønhøj Kro, in one of the inn's buildings, that you can visit the Morten Korch Museum, which is built around the folk writer Morten Korch.
ButikogMusik Høloftet
Treat yourself to a trip to the hayloft when you visit Grønhøj Kro, where you can find wonderful treasures in their cozy retro shop.
Chromate
You can also order chromad in connection with your visit, but remember to order in advance.
The museums are open all year round. The inn is open by appointment from 1 April – 1 November on weekdays.
Table reservation by phone +45 20 78 98 72.
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