Ziegelei-Museum Cathrinesminde

Ziegelei Museum Cathrinesminde – Industriekultur und Geschichte an der Flensburger Förde

How were bricks made in the past and how did people live in a historical brickworks? The Brickworks Museum Cathrinesminde near Broager in Denmark takes visitors on an exciting journey through the industrial history of the Flensburg Fjord.
The historical brickworks operated from 1732 to 1968 and is now considered one of the most significant industrial monuments in Denmark. On the expansive museum grounds, the impressive ring kiln, historic drying barns, and reconstructed workers' homes can be discovered. Engaging exhibitions, historical machines, and a labyrinth in an old drying barn make the museum visit a special experience for families as well.
Situated right on the banks of the Flensburg Fjord, the visit can be wonderfully combined with a walk along the famous Gendarmen Path. A worthwhile destination for history enthusiasts, families, and nature lovers in the German-Danish border region.
Opening hours: Seasonal operation from May 1 to October 3, 2027, daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The museum is closed during the winter season.
Accessibility: The museum grounds are largely barrier-free. Some areas with stairs and parts of the outdoor area are limited in accessibility. A loan wheelchair is available upon prior reservation. An accessible toilet is available.
Address: Brickworks Museum Cathrinesminde, Illerstrandvej 7, 6310 Broager, Denmark.
More information: www.msj.dk/en/brickworks-cathrinesminde