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A very beautiful castle complex

Along the way there are many beautiful views of the sea

View of the cliffs

Stairs down the cliff. Walking on the beach is difficult due to the large stones.

Important story, never forgotten!

A beautiful moated castle with a small museum shop. We weren't inside, so no information about the innards possible. Good to use as a focal point for hikes and walks in the area.

The first part of the castle was built in 1560 by King Frederik II, who had acquired the Hillerødsholm estate through a land exchange. His son, Christian IV, however, demolished most of his father's castle and built a new one between 1600 and 1625. It is built in the Dutch Renaissance style. Frederik II had several small garden pavilions built around the castle. The sauna, which still stands in the nature reserve surrounding the castle and is still used by the royal court, was built between 1580 and 1581. On December 17, 1859, the castle was ravaged by a devastating fire. The castle was rebuilt between 1860 and 1884 by the architect Ferdinand Meldahl with financial support from the brewer J.C. Jacobsen and later the Carlsberg Foundation. The interior of the castle church, however, suffered only minor damage and therefore remains in its original design. Source: Wikipedia

In 1771-72, two beacons with coal fires on top of the towers were built at Nakkehoved. They formed an essential part of the lighthouse display along the international sea route through the Kattegat. There had been one lighthouse at Kullen since 1560. After 1772, shipping could therefore distinguish between the Danish and Swedish sides by the number of lighthouses. In 1800, Poul Løwenørn covered the lighthouses with glass domes. The coal fire was maintained until 1833, when oil burners were installed. Nakkehoved Østre Fyr was extinguished in 1898 and a rotating lens device was installed in the elevated Vestre Fyr. Østre Fyr has been restored to the year 1800 and is one of the few preserved coal lighthouses in the world. Visit the Lighthouse History Museum at Nakkehoved Lighthouse In the old lighthouse keeper's residence, a museum has been set up that shows the history of the lighthouses. You can see the lighthouse keeper's office and in good weather it is possible to go all the way up the tower and walk around the lens. Part of the museum also tells the story of King Frederik the 7th and Countess Danner, who visited Nakkehoved several times. Several have been married at the top of the tower over time. After visiting the museum it is nice to take a walk along the coast and close to the lighthouse there is a staircase that leads all the way down to the beach.