Næsbyholm Castle

Glumsø, Denmark

Næsbyholm is first mentioned in 1388. The original creator of Naesbyholm, however, was Sten Brahe who built a magnificent rennaissance castle in 1585. This burnt down, unfortunately, in 1932. A new main building was erected, but this was partially destroyed by fire in 1947. The present building was built in the style of the original. Today Næsbyholm provides wedding and event services.

References:

Næsbyholm Slot

Address

Næsbyholm Alle 11, Glumsø, Denmark

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Details

Founded: 1585
Category: Castles and fortifications in Denmark
Historical period: Early Modern Denmark (Denmark)

More Information

www.naesbyholmslot.dk
www.visitdenmark.com

Rating

4.1/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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User Reviews

Dennis Rasmussen (6 years ago)
Stor og flot gård

Linda Samsig (7 years ago)
This is the most beautiful property. I just love everything about it .the view from my room was magical.the staff was very considerate and every detail of our day's there were perfect .my husband and I attended a wedding and it was beautiful..

Julie Reumert (7 years ago)
Næsbyholm castle is the most beautiful castle in Denmark!!! The surroundings, the garden and nature sets the perfect setting for a fairytale wedding. The rooms are incredible and everything is kept like a true castle fairytale. We had a dream wedding with food and drinks from the amazing Copenhagen Gourmet and Copenhagen Cocktail Academy. Stine Nygaard and Mia Kjær Herskind helped us make our dreams come true! They were an amazing team and we can’t thank them enough!! Their expertise and professionalism is unbelievable!

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