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In the center of the small island Ven in the strait between Sweden and Denmark, the eccentric nobleman and astronomer Tycho Brahe built an impressive research center with castle and observatory in the end of the 16th century.
Tycho is seen as one of the most important persons in the history of science and right on the spot where he studied the starry sky more than 400 years ago, the Tycho Brahe museum is situated. It was here Tycho questioned the thousand-year-old laws that were said to govern the universe. It was here he performed calculations that would remain valid for three hundred years.
Welcome to explore the place where modern astronomy was born - on the small island of Ven!
The Tycho Brahe Museum
Landsvägen 182 Ven
+ 46 (0) 418 47 31 09
Opening Hours
Weekends only
14 - 30 April 09.30–14.00 (18 april closed)
Every day
May 09.30–16.00
1-15 June 09.30-16.00
16 June - 15 August 09.30–17.30
Midsummer eve closed
Weekends only
September - October 09.30 - 14.00
Latest updated by Anne-Marie Fäldt
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