Garvergården is a half timbered building complex dating from around 1600, situated in Vestergade in Køge, Denmark. It was owned by shoemakers and tanners for nearly two hundred years, from 1732 until the early 1920s, and stands as testament to a period when Køge was a center for shoemaking and tanning. Both the building fronting the street and a side wing at its rear are listed structures.
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