Life Unveiled at The House of Alijn

The House of Alijn reveals the essence of 20th-century daily life. Situated in a restored children’s hospice complex dating back to 1363, the museum emphasizes the nuances of local traditions from the 1890s to present day, particularly the transformative decades of the 1960s to '80s.

Founded to educate visitors about historical lifestyles, the museum showcases a range of artifacts, including recreated shop interiors, wedding fashion photographs, and a poignant collage of family home videos. Its architecture reflects the charm of the period and enhances the cultural narrative.

Highlights

• 📽️ Engaging Family Videos - Experience a moving collection of home videos showcasing everyday life.
• 🛍️ Interactive Shops - Explore meticulously recreated shops that transport you to the past.
• 🍻 Cozy Café - Unwind with local beers at the museum's inviting café.

The House of Alijn is accessible with free entry, making it ideal for tourists, families, and historians looking to explore local history.