Museum Kolding - Staldgården

Museum Kolding invites you to a special experience about World War II at Staldgården. Here, you can enter Denmark's only preserved Gestapo cell, Zelle II. This is the cell where members of the resistance movement waited to be interrogated by the Gestapo. Interrogations that were often particularly brutal. In the cell, the inmates had carved their names into the walls.

In Zelle II, you can watch three different cinematic stories that recount the history of Kolding and the fates of those who passed through Staldgården, which was then called the "Forecourt of Hell."

The exhibition "1943 – Gestapo Comes," which is a continuation of Zelle II, contains objects and personal stories from the years of occupation when the Gestapo had their regional headquarters at Staldgården in Kolding.

• A unique experience tracing World War II at Staldgården.
• You will get close to the fates of those who passed through Staldgården.

Museum Shop:
At the entrance to the exhibition "1943 – Gestapo Comes," Museum Kolding has a museum shop. In the shop, you can buy items particularly related to World War II, including posters, keychains, books, symbols of freedom, toys, and much more. Stop by for a friendly chat with the museum host.

Parking and Accessibility:
There are several parking options near Staldgården. Paid parking is available on the Staldgården premises.

Disabled Access:
Staldgården has a portable ramp for wheelchair access, which can be used for entry to the exhibitions. Please note that there may be steps.

Toilet Facilities:
Currently, there are no toilet facilities at Staldgården. Visitors are referred to the facilities at Kolding Library, located about 200 meters from Staldgården.

Dogs:
Dogs are not allowed in the exhibitions at Staldgården. However, there is a lovely green area around Slotssøen that is ideal for walks.

• Access to the museum's exhibitions as well as the museum shop.