Step into the old museum farmhouse, where the rooms are dressed up for Christmas with a theme of their own. Some traditions will feel familiar from childhood, while others are older customs that have largely faded away, such as sleeping in straw on the floor on Christmas Eve night.
- Dirch Jansen room: a tall, glittering tree crowned with a Christmas elf, decorated with plenty of treats.
- Alma's room: a look at how a Swedish maid decorated her small bedroom, with a lucky wheel and a local Christmas story hung on the tree.
- A Christmas elf hunt for children: the museum's elf has lost all his clothes and is hiding somewhere. Can you help find them so Christmas can go ahead this year? Watch out for the green cords.
