ホルベックでののおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Best part of the hike is definitely the northern end...

After the death of Queen Margrethe d., The Kalmar Union slowly disintegrated. This caused a number of pirates in Denmark and Sweden. At one of the old dilapidated castles on the Eastern Ferry, such a pirate set himself up - his name was Børre. He housed around the Isefjord. Børre was caught and hanged, and after hanging, he was beheaded and his head put on a stage at Næset. The nose is therefore called Børreh head in memory of the pirate Børre. In the spring of 2014, the association KulturBehoIderen put up a sculpture of Børre on the Næset. /////// After the death of King Margrethe I, the Kalmar Union slowly collapsed. It led to the fact that a number of pirates came to Sweden as well as Denmark as well. In this dilapidated castle on the east coast of Orø, one of these pirates lies down. Is trug the Nam Børre and company his robberies in Isefjord. After all, they should be caught. After they were first hung, they were entrapped and his head was fastened to the end of a rod, which would then be made public. This place is called Piraten Børre-Kopf. Here, in 2014, I created a sculpture of ihm.

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