Estrup

Estrup is a locality in the municipality of Norddjurs in Denmark. It is situated in the eastern part of the Jutland peninsula, on the Djursland peninsula. The area is characterized by its rural landscape, featuring agricultural land and scattered settlements. Estrup is historically significant due to the presence of Estrupgård, a manor house that has been a prominent feature of the region for centuries.

The origins of Estrup can be traced back to the medieval period. The manor, Estrupgård, has undergone various renovations and expansions over time, reflecting different architectural styles and the changing fortunes of its owners. The estate has played a role in the local economy and social structure of the area. Today, Estrupgård is a museum, dedicated to preserving and showcasing the history of manor life and the surrounding region. The museum offers insights into the past through its preserved rooms, collections, and exhibitions.

The surrounding area of Estrup is part of the wider Norddjurs municipality, which is known for its natural beauty, including coastlines and diverse landscapes. The community around Estrup is small, with a focus on agriculture and local heritage. Access to Estrup is typically via local roads connecting it to larger towns and transport networks in Djursland. The area attracts visitors interested in history, rural life, and the cultural heritage of Denmark.