The round tower is an old tower with many hidden nooks and crannies, so sometimes things are not exactly where you think they would be.
The popular world fairs of the time gave the enterprising Lieutenant Bernhard Olsen the idea of building a museum of the peasantry as he did at the Bell Loft in the 1880s. Only one thing was missing: there was no public access.
Listen to the short audio stories while you're visiting the first part of the Bell Loft with public access, or at home. Enjoy!
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