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Close to Helsingør, on the northern shore of the Kobberdammen lake there is this beautiful picnic area where you can rest, relax and have a great time near the water.

Kronborg Castle, known worldwide for Hamlet and Shakespeare, is one of the most beautiful Renaissance castles in Northern Europe and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In Helsingør, where the Sound between Denmark and Sweden is at its narrowest, Kronborg Castle is located and overlooks the Sound, surrounded by a mighty fortification with bastions and cannon batteries. The castle has a fascinating history and is definitely worth a visit. Few places in the world are surrounded by as much drama and history as Kronborg Castle. Kronborg's history goes back to 1420, when Erik of Pomerania built the Krogen fortress to control the entrance to the Sound and to be able to collect the lucrative Sound toll from passing ships. The Sound toll was of great importance to Helsingør for more than 400 years. The money went straight into the king's pocket, but trade associated with the Sound toll made the city wealthy and famous throughout the world. Frederik II built the magnificent Renaissance castle we know today in 1574-85 as a powerful symbol of wealth and power. The Sound Customs funded towers and spires, copper roof and sandstone ornaments. During Kronborg's heyday in the late 16th century, rumours of the pomp and splendour and decadent lifestyle of the court circulated among sailors, merchants, diplomats and aristocrats. Shakespeare used Kronborg as the setting for his immortal play of the king's son Hamlet, and outside Denmark the castle is now best known as Hamlet's Castle. Kronborg was devastated by a fierce fire in 1629, which left only the castle church surviving. Christian IV rebuilt the castle with extensive new decorations in the Baroque style, but in 1658 Kronborg suffered new misfortune when the Swedes bombed and captured the castle, taking many precious art treasures as spoils of war. Kronborg was fortified as a fortress with the Kronwerk in 1690 by Christian V, but after that the castle was largely no longer inhabited by royalty. From 1785 to 1923 the military used the castle, and only then, after a thorough restoration, was it returned to the heyday of Frederik II and Christian IV. https://www.visitdenmark.de/daenemark/reiseplanung/schloss-kronborg-unesco-weltkulturerbe-gdk1077722

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The royal fortress Kronborg with its fortifications and the magnificent royal palace is an absolute highlight and definitely worth a visit! Inside the castle you can see many historically furnished rooms.

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The UNESCO-listed Kronborg Castle fascinates with its history and Renaissance architecture. Known as Shakespeare's Hamlet Castle, it offers breathtaking views of the Øresund Strait. Its imposing towers, regal halls and mysterious dungeons offer a unique experience of Danish culture and past.

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The famous statue of the "Little Mermaid" at the port of Copenhagen, which ultimatecf refers to in his article, can be found as a running highlight in the komoot system under the following link => https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/355114 Following the story of the "literary father" Hans Christian Andersen (1805 to 1875), this figure here must be the prince whom the mermaid saved from drowning - and with whom she immediately fell in love on this occasion, a feeling that the mermaid does not reciprocate, however...

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Good atmosphere during the European Championship 2024!

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… is sitting not far away in Copenhagen. Her boyfriend is sitting here.

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Beautiful view of Sweden. And if you turn around you can see Helsingør's old harbor.

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It marks the old harbor entrance on the starboard side. This is a great place for fishing but it is also a highly recommended destination for a short stroll with a breeze.

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Kronborg Castle - UNESCO World Heritage Site Shakespeare and Kronborg Shakespeare made Kronborg the site of his immortal play Hamlet, and outside Denmark the castle is now best known as Hamlet’s Castle. It is not known for certain whether Shakespeare ever visited Kronborg, but he certainly heard rumors of the court's decadent lifestyle. It is documented that English acting troupes visited Kronborg several times during Shakespeare's time. More information can be found here: https://www.visitdenmark.de/daenemark/explore/schloss-kronborg-unesco-weltkulturerbe-gdk1077722/schloss-kronborg-unesco-weltkulturerbe-gdk1077722 Or here: https://shop.natmus.dk/products/dagsbillet-til-kronborg-slot In any case, it is well worth seeing!!

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The 2012 sculpture "Han" by artist duo Elmgreen & Dragset is an outstanding example of relational art. What happens when we reflect in art and it throws us back, even in a distorted form? The boy figure is in the same position as Edvard Eriksen's famous sculpture The Little Mermaid, but has changed gender. It's made of stainless steel, so the shiny finish dramatically reflects the surroundings and the viewer himself. The sculpture is part of the Kulturhavn Kronborg.

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Kronborg is a castle and fortress in Elsinore. The castle is one of the most important Renaissance castles in Northern Europe and was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2000. The castle is located at the very tip of Zealand where the Sound is at its smallest, a strategically important location that made it possible to control the entrance to the Baltic Sea through the Sound. Kronborg's history can be traced back to the Krogen Fortress, built by Eric of Pomerania in the 1420s. Together with Helsingborg Castle on the other side of the sound, the fortress was able to control access to the Baltic Sea and ensure the collection of customs duties from passing ships. From 1574 to 1585, Frederik II converted the medieval castle into a magnificent Renaissance palace. Large parts of the castle were destroyed by fire in 1629, but were later rebuilt by Christian 4th. In 1658 Kronborg was besieged and conquered by a Swedish army, who subsequently looted a large part of the castle's art and interior. In 1785 the castle was no longer used as a royal residence and was converted into barracks. The military left the castle in 1923 and the castle grounds in 1991. Kronborg was opened to the public in 1938 after a thorough restoration. Source: Wikipedia

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The old town is worth seeing. Unfortunately, the churches are only possible at limited times.

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Here you can relax well.

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A visit is definitely worth it, even if you don't stay inside. The interior can be visited daily from 10:00 a.m. From the wall you have a wonderful view of Helsingborg/ Sweden.

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An Impressive castle with some unique history. A short walk from the train station.

Kronborg Castle (German obsolete Kroneburg) is a fortress in Helsingør on the Danish island of Zealand.

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'HAN' [him] is a steel sculpture created by the artists Elmgreen og Dragset in 2012, as a counterpoint to 'The Little Mermaid'. Wait around to see if you can see his eyes blink...