Mon - Sun07:00 - 22:00

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Public tour
28. feb. 20265. sep. 2026

Tour around Brede Works

Follow in the footsteps of the manufacturer and the workers. Their living conditions were vastly different, yet inextricably intertwined.
Travel back in time to the cradle of industry at Brede Works. Along the way, we’ll explore Denmark’s industrialisation and everyday life at Brede.

Practical information

Join us for one of this year’s three guided tour weekends

Time slots

Dates: 18–19 April / 9–10 May / 5–6 September

Time: 11.00 am and 1.30 pm

Duration

Approx. 1.5 hours

Price

  • Adult
    DKK 150
  • 4-17 year old
    DKK 80
  • 0-4 year old
    Free

Meeting place

In front of Birk’s Bakery at Brede Station. Please arrive 10 minutes before the start.

Questions

If you have any questions, please call the tour manager at +45 41 20 64 55

Office hours: Tuesday–Friday, 10.00 am – 12.00pm

The cradle of Danish industry

Brede Works was once the largest industrial site along the Mølleåen – an area often referred to as the cradle of Danish industry. As early as the Middle Ages, the water in the stream powered water mills, which later developed into industrial mills.
Brede Works white buildings by the Mølleå stream seen through leafy trees from the opposite bank

A community within the community

White factory building with red tiled roof at the entrance to Brede Works seen from the road through the old gateway
Brede Works was a small community in its own right, providing everything a working family needed. The tour takes place mainly outdoors on the factory grounds and around the large factory buildings, which formed the heart of Brede Works. But you will also have the unique opportunity to enter the Brede Main Building, where the factory director lived with his family, and to visit the more spartan but functional workers’ accommodation.
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White factory building with red tiled roof at the entrance to Brede Works seen from the road through the old gateway

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Join us for one of this year’s three guided tour weekends.