Falsters Minder — Museum Lolland-Falster

The Museum Lolland-Falster exhibition venue in Nykøbing Falster is housed in Czarens Hus — a listed half-timbered building from the 1690s on the corner of the town square, and one of the town's oldest buildings. The house is named after the Russian Tsar Peter the Great, who visited the inn that occupied the premises in 1716. The museum, originally founded as Falsters Minder in 1913, moved into Czarens Hus in 1923 and was state-recognised in 1946. Today the venue hosts the exhibition Museum Obscurum, which received the Historical Days Innovation Prize. The building also houses Den gamle Købmandshandel (The Old General Store) and the town's tourist information, and on the ground floor is Restaurant Czarens Hus. The venue is one of four exhibition sites under Museum Lolland-Falster, which is a state-recognised cultural history museum for Lolland and Falster.