Boldrup Museum | Dyr Oplevelser & Nordjyske Museer i Nørager

Visit Boldrup Museum near Nørager, a charming agricultural museum housed in a farmhouse from 1891. The museum shows how a family lived around 1900 with livestock, a cabbage patch, fields and a flower garden. Here you can meet old Danish livestock breeds such as pigs, sheep, goats, rabbits, geese, chickens, pigeons and the house cat Kisser. You are welcome to visit the rabbits and pet them. Boldrup Museum offers live communication through activities such as sowing, harvesting, honey extraction, sheep shearing and apple pressing. Admission to the museum is free most of the year, however, there may be an entrance fee on special activity days. When the door is open, guests are welcome to go inside both the farmhouse and the barn. The museum also offers learning courses, a shelter area with five shelters and an active museum association. Boldrup Museum provides an authentic experience of Danish agricultural history in scenic surroundings.