Do you remember the warm, cosy evenings with friends and family around the crackling campfire or the great social life among caravans, tents and camp-letters, then come and visit Europe's first Camping Outdoor Museum. Here you'll reminisce and find inspiration for your next outdoor excursion.

The Classics Museum contains a varied collection of historic cars, aeroplanes and motorcycles that the count family at Egeskov has collected over several generations. More than 100 vehicles from the beginning of the last century to the early 1980s are on display in the impressive museum hall.

In the Falck Museum (rescue service) you can experience both historical rescue equipment and the latest technology that Falck uses in their ambulance, fire and rescue services today. The museum presents Falck's long history, from the first rescue station in Copenhagen in 1906 to today's modern rescue technology.

It oozes nostalgia when you enter the small grocery store. The grocery store is from the time before the big supermarkets. A time when people shopped locally and when you could buy everyday essentials on almost any street corner in Denmark. You can explore original packaging from all kinds of products from the 1930s - 1950s.

The gallery exhibits works by Count Michael Ahlefeldt, who is a practicing artist specializing in light art drawings and paintings. There are also periodic guest exhibitions from Galleri Poulsen. The gallery is located in the centre of the garden, in a small building that was home to the castle gardener for centuries.

At Egeskov Castle you can experience one of the world's most unique historical dollhouses, Titania's Palace, which was built for the elf queen and her 7 elf children. The construction of the palace took 15 years and was completed in 1922. If you take a look inside one of the many beautiful rooms in the palace, you'll quickly realise how much love and imagination went into every detail.

At Egeskov Castle you can see a fine collection of historical duelling weapons. The duel originates from the south-west European nobility, who in the 16th century developed special rules for the fight: the challenge, agreed rules, equal weapons, seconds.

Step into the historic surroundings of Egeskov Castle's gate wing and experience a unique exhibition that takes you on a journey back to the European fashion world of the 19th century. It is an impressive historical collection that contains pomp, splendour and French extravagance. In the exhibition you can also see staff clothing from Egeskov Castle during the same period.

On the upper ceiling of the castle you'll find an exhibition of kitchen and household equipment for the finest tableware. See the fine jelly and ice moulds that originate from Paris in the 1800s, as well as the unique copper collection that bears witness to the finer art of cooking. Dream back generations and imagine the extravagant table settings with porcelain and crystal glassware.