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Øregaard Museum

Øregaard Museum

Ørehøj Alle 2, 2900 Hellerup

Øregaard Museum is located in the country house Øregaard, Ørehøj Allé 2 in Hellerup. The museum lies in Øregårdsparken (officially Øregaard Park) in a building erected in 1806 to designs by the French architect Joseph-Jacques Ramée. The builder was the Copenhagen wholesale merchant Johannes Søbøtker, who wanted a country house for the summer months. The estate was a summer residence for more than 100 years. The owners were Joseph Hambro, A.N. Hansen and Detlef Ohlsen. They have given their names to the villa roads between the country house and the Øresund. In 1917 Gentofte Kommune bought the country house and park. Since 1921 the building has been a museum. The museum's primary collection is the Den Hegelske Samling with motifs from Copenhagen and surroundings. Source: Wikipedia (Øregaard Museum)

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