Gammel Estrup Palace is a red-brick country house located 20 km east of Randers in Denmark. It was built in 1940 AD as a private house for one of the city's nobles at that period. It is distinguished by its contemporary and different design style. The palace was divided into several suites, each suite has a special function. There is a suite of halls that were designated for celebrations, and there is a suite for bedrooms and living rooms, and another suite for guests, and the high ceilings were covered with red tiles. The palace has a vast evergreen garden dotted with evergreen trees and different types of plants and distinctive flowers.