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Rosengaarden Antik

Rural Danish antique treasure trove on Møn, where barns and sheds brim with vintage furniture, glass, chinaware and curios along the road to Stege.

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Rosengaarden Antik is a charming countryside antique shop on the island of Møn, just outside Stege. Set in rural surroundings, it spills across barn-like rooms and outbuildings filled with Danish furniture, glassware, chinaware and curios from different decades. Part flea market, part curated antique store, it invites slow browsing, treasure hunting and a glimpse into everyday Danish design history, all in a relaxed, homely atmosphere.

A brief summary to Rosengaarden antik

  • Kostervej 75, Stege, 4780, DK
  • +4529172964
  • Duration: 0.5 to 1.5 hours
  • Budget
  • Environment icon Indoor
  • Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
  • Monday 10 am-5 pm
  • Tuesday 10 am-5 pm
  • Wednesday 10 am-5 pm
  • Thursday 10 am-5 pm
  • Friday 10 am-5 pm
  • Saturday 10 am-5 pm
  • Sunday 10 am-5 pm

Local tips

  • Bring a tape measure and photos of your space at home if you are considering furniture, as many pieces are one-off finds that will not be there next time.
  • Wear comfortable shoes and layers; you will move between indoor rooms and outdoor areas, which can feel cool even in summer.
  • Have some extra room in your car or luggage if you think you might buy; packing materials are useful for transporting glass and ceramics.
  • Plan your visit within the 10:00–17:00 opening window, as hours are consistent but focused on daytime browsing rather than evenings.
  • Set aside at least an hour so you can search through the more hidden corners and boxes; many of the best small pieces are tucked away.
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Country antiques on the road to Møn

Rosengaarden Antik sits along Kostervej on Møn, a short hop from the harbour town of Stege, but the feel here is resolutely rural. Approaching the property, you see low farm buildings and outdoor displays hinting at the mix inside: weathered garden furniture, enamel signs and old tools share space with wooden cabinets and painted chairs. It feels more like arriving at a small farm than at a conventional shop, and that countryside setting is a big part of the appeal. Step through the entrance and you move into a warren of rooms and sheds, each loosely organised by type or era. Timber beams, concrete floors and mismatched shelving give everything a relaxed, rummage-friendly character. The atmosphere is informal; you are encouraged to wander at your own pace, opening cupboard doors and peering into crates in search of that one piece that speaks to you.

Danish design, everyday objects and hidden gems

The stock leans heavily towards Danish and Scandinavian pieces, from solid oak tables and farmhouse benches to 20th-century sideboards with clean, modern lines. Vintage armchairs, lamps and framed prints reflect changing tastes over the decades, making the shop a kind of informal gallery of local design history. Mixed in you will find toys, board games, records and household tools that recall everyday life in Danish homes. Rosengaarden Antik is also known for its chinaware and glass. Shelves carry stacks of plates, cups and serving dishes in classic blue-and-white, floral or earthy stoneware patterns. Nearby, coloured glass vases, bowls and candleholders catch the light coming through barn windows. Some items are collectible series from well-known factories, others are unmarked but full of character, ideal for travelers looking for an affordable, packable memento of Møn.

The pleasure of slow browsing in a rural setting

Part of the experience here is simply taking your time. With several rooms and outdoor corners to explore, it is easy to spend an unhurried hour wandering, even if you are not planning a big purchase. The rural surroundings add to the sense of escape: between rooms you may step briefly outside, smelling cut grass or sea air carried inland on the breeze, before ducking into another shed of discoveries. Prices range from small coins for a single glass or postcard up to more substantial sums for restored furniture. Pieces often show signs of previous lives, from worn paint to small repairs, and that patina is very much part of the charm. The owner is typically on hand during opening hours to answer questions, share a bit of background or help arrange practicalities if you are considering taking a larger item home.

A worthwhile stop on a day out around Stege

Rosengaarden Antik works well as a stop on a broader circuit of Møn, perhaps combined with time in Stege’s old streets or a drive toward the island’s cliffs and churches. Its position along a main local route makes it easy to pause for a browse, stretch your legs and let your eye be caught by something unexpected. The shop keeps straightforward daytime hours through the week, and because it is a working antiques business rather than a museum, the selection changes regularly as new finds arrive and others are sold. That constant turnover means no two visits are quite the same. Whether you leave with a full car or just a mental note of a beautiful old lamp, Rosengaarden Antik offers a quietly atmospheric glimpse into Denmark’s material past in a relaxed, countryside setting.

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