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is one of Norway's most completely preserved manor houses. It has retained its patrician appearance and original interior from the time that it was still inhabited. Rød Manor contains one of the country's largest private collections of arms. The barn has been converted into a café and gallery. The buildings are surrounded by a beautiful Baroque garden and an English landscaped garden.
This is where the Swedish king Carl XII (Charles XII) was killed - in 1718 - during the war between Sweden and Norway, at that time a province of Denmark.