Fiskeriets Hus – charming fishing museum in Bagenkop

The House of Fishing in Bagenkop – A maritime journey through time on South Langeland

Authentic fishing history in the heart of Bagenkop's harbour

The Fishing Museum in Bagenkop is a cosy and lively museum where you can get up close and personal with local fishing history. The museum is filled with tools, pictures and exciting stories from a life at sea – all presented in authentic surroundings in the town's old fishing harbour.

Try a ship simulator and follow in the captain's footsteps

One of the museum's highlights is the realistic ship simulator, where you can try your hand at steering a ship like a real skipper. Children and adults alike can enjoy a fun and educational experience that provides insight into life at sea.

The perfect stop on your holiday in the South Funen Archipelago

Bagenkop is located in the southern part of Langeland and is a charming harbour town where you can also experience the modern marina, go for walks on the beach and see the wild horses at Gulstav Mose. You are also close to Dovns Klint, the Cold War Museum Langelandsfort and Hulbjerg Jættestue.

Practical information

Fiskeriets Hus is open from 27 March to 6 April (Easter Monday) - every day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Fiskeriets Hus is centrally located by the harbour and is easy to reach by car and public transport. It is wheelchair accessible, and the museum is designed with a focus on accessibility and spaciousness for all ages.