Kulturmagasinet is a display warehouse where booked groups can reserve their own guided tour. It is not possible to visit Kulturmagasinet independently. However, it is possible to book a guided tour for groups or purchase individual tickets for one of our open tours for the general public.
Kulturmagasinet is a storage facility where booked groups can reserve their own guided tour. It is not possible to visit Kulturmagasinet independently. However, it is possible to book a guided tour for groups or purchase individual tickets for one of our open tours for the public.
Open tour
As there is a limited number of visitors for open tours, you need to book your ticket in advance or purchase it at Trelleborg Museum. Please check our calendar for upcoming tours. Please note that the upstairs area is not accessible for everyone as it is only reachable by stairs.
Special tours
We offer guided tours on various themes that can be booked. If you have a specific interest that you're curious about, don't hesitate to contact us, and we will tailor a tour to your group's specific preferences!
Folk costume at Söderslätt
We showcase parts of our collection of fantastic peasant costumes that are described in the museum’s book ”Opplöt röekjol och stubb”. Here you can find woolen skirts, bodices in abundance, knitted sweaters, aprons, caps, trousers, groom's shirts, and much more. The difference between peasant costume and regional costumes is discussed, as well as the tradition of craftsmanship, the origins of museum collections, and why the preserved items represent a limited selection of history.
Christmas traditions at Söderslätt
How did they celebrate Christmas in Trelleborg during the mid and late 19th century? Come and listen to stories from those who lived back then. At the same time, we will bring out and showcase some of the items we have related to Christmas celebrations, primarily from the 20th century.
General store and school
Experience the historical reconstructions in the museum storage area. The village shop was purchased by the museum in the 1980s, and the interior comes from Tullstorp, but there are also items from other places such as Äspö village shop. The schoolroom consists of items from schools in the Trelleborg municipality. We take a closer look at the environments and explore the fascinating objects found within them.
Horse-drawn carriages, agricultural tools, and the development of the landscape in Söderslätt before 1900.
We take a closer look at all the fantastic carriages in our museum storage. Who owned them and what were they used for? In the same location, you will also find the older agricultural artifacts that were added to the museum's collections in the 1930s and were already old at that time. What do the first reversible plough, which revolutionized agriculture, look like? What did Söderslätt look like during the time of land enclosure, and how has the landscape changed from the 18th century to the present day?
Seat cushions, blankets, and much more
We bring out vibrant textiles, such as woolen embroideries, röllakan, Flemish tapestry, opphämta, tvist, cross-stich, and other fantastic objects from the textile collections. These items are usually hidden in the innermost and darkest rooms of Kulturmagasinet to preserve them in the best possible way.
Guided tour of Kulturmagasinet
Come and see the amazing objects we have from Trelleborg and Söderslätt. On the ground floor, you will find horse carriages, millstones, bricks, chest of drawers, clocks, and even an old fire truck! Come and listen to stories about and around the objects - and learn how an item becomes an artifact in a museum collection.
Cost for group booking: Weekdays daytime 945 SEK, evenings and weekends 1405 SEK per group of up to 20 participants.
Cost for open tour: 60 SEK/person (On-site, 70 SEK/person via Swish)
Location: Kulturmagasinet
Address: Karbingatan 2
Questions
Email: asa.bill@trelleborg.se
Phone: 073-442 26 10
Booking
Email: trelleborgs.museer@trelleborg.se
Phone: 0410-73 30 45