Esrom Abbey & Mill Farm

Esrom Kloster and Møllegård is a cultural history museum.
1151 - Esrum Monastery is founded as a daughter monastery by Clairvaux at the invitation of the archbishop.
Once in the Middle Ages, this North Zealand area was under the pope's direct protection. The changing popes of the Middle Ages probably had no idea what this monastery would later be exposed to. With the Reformation's closure of Denmark's monasteries, buildings and lands were not only taken over by the Crown. King Frederik 2 also demolished nine-tenths of the vast monastery complex and made the monastery its northern Zealand hunting castle./////The monastery and the former mill are a cultural history museum.
The monastery was burnt by the Order of the Cistercian Order 1151 and demanded a great significance as the spiritual center of these orders in Denmark.
See more here: esrum.dk/en/om-esrum-kloster/historien

Monastery garden with the plants commonly grown at that time