Top 8 Children's Museums in Jutland, Denmark

The parish bailiff farm is an old farmhouse which we can at least dating back to the first flock Lauritz Madsen in 1713, and was owned by Knivholt Manor. The farm's last owner was Peter Munk, and the farm looks today as it did in the early 20th century, with the furniture belonging to the Munk family. Idyllic and typical old Danish museums farm, run exclusively by volunteers. There are activities for children, chickens and ducks walking around the courtyard, which is a small oasis in the middle of the city, where you can enjoy your brought food free of charge without having to go to the museum.

The Museum opens again February 1 2020 Teddy Bear Art Museum is situated in the former private home of the LEGO family in the heart of Billund. The Museum, over 700 square metres in size, comprises galleries, shop and a workshop - all with a common theme - teddy bears! The Museum's collection, with more than 1,200 teddy bears, reflects the versatility in style, materials and creativity of the teddy bear as an art form. Enjoy a piece of cake and a cup of coffee, or a light lunch in the Teddy Bear Cafe. Take a stroll round the beautiful park filled with trees and flowers in "Edith's Garden".

The Circus Museum in the village Rold is established in the old winter quarters of Cirkus Miehe by the inn "Rold Gl. Kro" and houses the only preserved wooden circus building in Denmark. The museum gives you an impression of circus as a working place through 200 years. At the Circus museum in Rold, we think that artistry should be for everyone.

In the danish toy-museum childhood memories are coming back to life. A trip to the toy-museum is a unforgettable journey in to a almost forgotten world. Delicate dolls, rattling trains, historic grocer's, colorful tin toys,hissing steam engines and much more are waking the memories of your childhood aswell as showing the evolution through the time.