The Museum Garden
Glasshouse open to the public
The historic glasshouse is open to the public again after essential renovations

Photo:
Hilde Margrethe Moen Selstø
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Updated: 02.04.2025 (First published: 06.08.2024)
The Museum Garden's 10 metre high glasshouse, 'Plantehuset', was opened in 1901. The glasshouse was bought complete in Breslau and paid for by Conrad Mohr. Originally, it had Gothic-style cast iron detailing and an arched glass roof. The central section also had a perimeter platform (balcony), in keeping with international greenhouse architecture at the time. The glasshouse was rebuilt in the mid-20th century, including a new traditional gable roof.
The greenhouse is open for visits on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 12:00-14:00.