Randers - Gammel Estrup Manor House

The Gammel Estrup manor house contains two museums; in the manor house itself is "Gammel Estrup, Jutland's Manor House Museum", while "The Danish Agricultural Museum" is found in the farm buildings of Gammel Estrup.

The owners of Gammel Estrup, members of the noble families of Brok and Skeel, were for many years linked with the Danish royal family in the roles of advisors and confidants. In the early 20th C. the building was fitted out as the Jutland Stately Homes Museum (Jyllands Herregårdsmuseum). Furniture and fittings from various eras help to convey the right atmosphere to the rooms - the Knights' Hall, Renaissance Room, Chapel and Watchman's Lodge.

The Agricultural Museum (Dansk Landbrugsmuseum) consists of several buildings, including a cafe, and is used for exhibitions as well as being a culture center. Between April 1 and October 31 members of the Gammel Estrup Blacksmiths' Guild give demonstrations of the way artifacts are produced by hand in an old smithy.