Nivaagaard Teglværks Ringovn, Denmark
N 55° 55.841 E 012° 30.926
33U E 344783 N 6201153
Den store ringovn blev bygget i 1870 og er den sidste af sin slags i Danmark. The large ring oven was built in 1870 and is the last of its kind in Denmark.
Waymark Code: WM13AQ1
Location: Denmark
Date Posted: 10/27/2020
Views: 1
"Du finder Teglværksmuseet Nivaagaard Teglværks Ringovn i Nivå, ikke langt fra Nivå station og Nivaagaard samlingen. Teglværksmuseet kan ses på lang afstand og kendes på sin runde gule skorsten. Området omkring museet er perfekt til en smuk gåtur.
Besøg teglværksmuseet i Nivå, hvor Nivaagaard Teglværk siden 1701 og helt frem til 1980 producerede mange former for tegl – hovedsagelig mursten, tagsten og drænrør. Museet er det eneste teglværksmuseum på Sjælland. Ringovnen – der brændte tegl fra 1870 til 1967 er den sidst bevarede cirkulære ringovn i Danmark og der er kun ganske få andre tilbage i hele verden.
Ringovnen fortæller i dag historien om den teknologiske udvikling, der i midten af 1800-tallet fandt sted i Danmark og resten af Europa. Samtidig står den som repræsentant for et næsten forsvundet industrimiljø."
Kilde: visitdenmark.dk
"Explore the old brick factory in the scenic area near the Sound. The circular ring oven from 1870 is the only one of its kind in Denmark. In the smithy, you can see the blacksmith work with the glowing iron.
Today the ring oven tells the story of the technological development that happened in the mid-1800s in Denmark and the rest of Europe. At the same time, the ring oven represents an almost lost industrial environment."
Source: visitnorthsealand.com
The "Official Tourism" URL link to the attraction: [Web Link]
The attraction’s own URL: [Web Link]
Hours of Operation:
During hollidays
Admission Prices:
adults 40 DKR
Under 15: free
Approximate amount of time needed to fully experience the attraction: Half of a day (2-5 hours)
Transportation options to the attraction: Personal Vehicle Only
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