Egholm Palace

Description

The first written record of Egholm estate dates back to 1405, but the oldest building (today a magazine) dates from the 1200s. It was probably a keep built to the highest part. The current neo-classical main building was constructed in 1841 by Wolfgang von Haffner. Today Egholm is a museum.

Palaces, manors and town halls in Denmark All sites in Kirke Hyllinge

Address
Trehøjevej 45, Kirke Hyllinge, Denmark

Established
1841

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