Lotsstugan i Degerby
Old pilot’s cottage in Degerby, built in 1850 and now a pilot museum showing how pilot work functioned in the 20th century.
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About the museum
The Lotsstugan in Degerby was built in 1850, and a tower was added in 1888. The pilot station was in use until 1968. Degerby was for a long time one of Åland’s most important harbours.
Today the cottage is furnished with objects from earlier times and shows how pilot work functioned during the 20th century. It lies on the road towards Restaurang Seagram, a short distance from Föglömuseet.
Highlights
- Pilot’s cottage from 1850 with a tower from 1888
- Furnished with objects from earlier times
- Shows pilot work in the 20th century
Permanent exhibition
- Lotsverksamheten i Degerby – The furnished pilot’s cottage shows how pilots worked in the 20th century, when Degerby was an important pilot station.
Admission & discounts
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Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
The Lotsstugan is in Degerby, on the road towards Restaurang Seagram.
Get directionsAmenities & dining
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Events & venue rental
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | The Lotsstugan and the Föglömuseet share information; the key in September is collected from the municipal office, Tingsvägen 3. |
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