Details
Founded: 15th centuryCategory: Castles and fortifications in Denmark
Historical period: Kalmar Union (Denmark)
Rating
4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Giuseppe Mennella (10 months ago)
Small castle, but suggestive for the construction and for the proximity to places of water.
Small castle, but suggestive for the construction and for the proximity to places of water.
Daniel Roskam (11 months ago)
Nice to see. Not too expensive. Cool activities.
Nice to see. Not too expensive. Cool activities.
Mathias S (12 months ago)
A beautiful historical place with an eventful history. The tickets for entry are a little bit expensive in my eyes, but maybe this is necessary to retain the castle. For kids it's definitely exciting and who ever is interested in history will also have good time.
A beautiful historical place with an eventful history. The tickets for entry are a little bit expensive in my eyes, but maybe this is necessary to retain the castle. For kids it's definitely exciting and who ever is interested in history will also have good time.
Inna Joy (13 months ago)
Love it there. Beautiful scenary and nature. And lots of history within those walls
Love it there. Beautiful scenary and nature. And lots of history within those walls
Anna Travesset (15 months ago)
Lovely old castle. Has a very cute apaotecary garden very nicely plotted, a jousting ring where championships have been held, the building itself is fun to discover. The kitchen has a drain and a well, so basically very convenient for the servants there. Lovely views, nice green space around to take a walk, and the reception building is modern and welcoming. Kids loved it to for them it was mostly about running around the place and finding small staircases and corridors, and outside finding a geocache that is stowed in the garden. Entrance ticket is only needed for going into the castle itself, entering the grounds and gardens is feee.
Lovely old castle. Has a very cute apaotecary garden very nicely plotted, a jousting ring where championships have been held, the building itself is fun to discover. The kitchen has a drain and a well, so basically very convenient for the servants there. Lovely views, nice green space around to take a walk, and the reception building is modern and welcoming. Kids loved it to for them it was mostly about running around the place and finding small staircases and corridors, and outside finding a geocache that is stowed in the garden. Entrance ticket is only needed for going into the castle itself, entering the grounds and gardens is feee.
