Pedersholm

Pedersholm is a manor house near Vejle featuring a main building that combines architectural elements from different periods. The estate is surrounded by a park with mature trees and now functions as a venue for art auctions and collections of antique furnishings.

The property traces its origins to a medieval noble residence and developed into a distinguished manor house after 1660. This transformation reflects how Danish agricultural estates changed in structure and importance over time.

The manor now serves as a exhibition venue where visitors can see European furnishings and decorative objects on display. The collections include French Rococo pieces and Scandinavian takes on classical styles that reflect the taste of different periods.

The property is typically accessible, though visiting during exhibition or auction events allows you to see the full collections on display. Plan time to explore both the main building and the surrounding park grounds.

Inside the house stands a Norwegian Rococo cast-iron stove from 1765 with ornate relief work depicting Samson wrestling a lion. This skillfully crafted piece demonstrates the high quality of Scandinavian metalwork from that era.