Regular family activities - Sorø Museum
Free admission for children and young people under 18 years of age
ASSIGNMENT SUITCASE
Borrow a task case at Sorø Museum with fun and whimsical tasks for children. Find the museum dog Vimse in the exhibits and solve the fun and whimsical tasks along the way.
The task case contains games and tasks that motivate the children to get around the museum's exhibitions together with adults. Through games and problem solving, the children gain historical background knowledge.
The suitcase is suitable for 5-12-year-old children.
Font with pen and ink
Are you fresh on a challenge? So try your hand at estimating. In the old days, all children had to learn to write italics and when the writing assignments were handed over to the school teacher, it was important that everything was written neatly and without ink stains. Try writing with pen and ink yourself and see how good you are at estimating. The stand with pen and ink can be found in the exhibition about Ingemann. Ingemann was an author and wrote all his manuscripts in pen and ink.
Estimated writing is particularly suitable for children from 7-14 years.
In the exhibition The Creatures of Darkness, you must shudder, marvel, touch, play and learn. Children and adults can see their fears in their eyes in the darkroom, hear truthful and incredible legends from the local area in the cozy corner and find traces of the creatures of darkness in the farmhouse. Santa, the moss cone and the troll look in through the windows, while the farmer snores and farts in the alcove bed and you can cuddle with the black cat and cook soup on the fireplace. Feel free to sit down in the living room and read aloud to the children about the many exciting things that are in the living room.
The Creatures of Darkness is especially suitable for children from 6-12 years.
7-9-13 – you are the piece in the game is a board game about superstition for the whole family at Sorø Museum. You are pieces yourself and move around the game board.
Be yourself the piece in a game where the game board and obstacles are life-size. Roll a dice and go as many squares as the dice show.
The unlucky ones can be sent back to the start and the lucky ones can skip fields and finish first.
It all has something to do with superstition and the beings of darkness.
The game is suitable for 3-8 players of all ages.
The game is accessible during the museum's opening hours, and it's perfectly okay to play it several times.
The game lasts about 15 minutes.
City walk on your own with quiz questions for the whole family.
If you want to experience on your own, then "The hunt for Sorø's history" is a good offer. The city walk is suitable for a group of 2-6 people who are curious about the city's details, skewed angles and stories about people and houses in Sorø. Follow the map and read the exciting stories that have been written so that everyone can understand it. At each stop on the trip, there is a quiz question that you can solve together. When the whole trip is gone and all the quiz questions are solved and the password found, there is a prize. Pick up the prize at Sorø Museum.
The hunt for Sorø's history bag costs DKK 95 and includes a workbook with map, clipboard, pencil and compass. It takes approx. an hour to walk and you choose when you want to leave.
