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Great large property accessible via a tree-lined avenue.

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Ulriksholm is a privately owned castle that formerly belonged to the illegitimate king's son, Ulrik Christian Gyldenløv. In 1616, King Christian IV purchased the main estate of Skinnerup at the foot of Kerteminde Nor. In 1632, the king decided to build new stately buildings as a residence for the illegitimate king's then two-year-old son, Ulrik Christian Gyldenløve. Therefore, the castle's name was changed to Ulriksholm. After the death of Christian IV, his lover and mother of Ulrik Christian Gyldenløve, Vibeke Kruse, fell into disgrace. After her death, Vibeke Kruse was buried on a poor farm outside the city walls of Copenhagen. However, Ulrik Christian Gyldenløve ensured that his mother's body was brought to Kølstrup Church. He himself died at the age of just 28 after a brave service in the Swedish War. The castle is now privately owned. There is no public access to the castle or gardens, except during the castle's open garden events and when visiting the castle as part of the Herregårdsspil (Herregårds Festival). https://www.visitkerteminde.de/kerteminde/reiseplanung/ulriksholm-schloss-gdk613635

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It's crazy what the nobles have amassed over the centuries at the expense of the poor peasants.

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Very nice building ensemble in a great area.

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Gyldensteen Castle is an impressive sight with a magnificent Renaissance building and beautiful surroundings with meadows and forests. Gyldensteen Castle is first mentioned in 1409 under the name Enggaard. The building is located on the beautiful Ålebækeng, so it was a fitting name. At that time, the castle was owned by the nobleman Niels Thomesen. Over time, the farm was owned by many different noble families until the French nobleman Jean Henri Huguetan d'Odyck bought the property in 1719.

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Harridslevgaard is the most beautiful Renaissance castle and mansion where Vikings, kings and skilled nobles lived!

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See the impressive white castle building in Dallund from the 16th century - and walk around the beautiful lake in front of the castle!

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Gregers Krabbe also built a Renaissance-style barn, but this burned down in 1960 and of which only the west side from 1636 and a newer east side from 1724 remain today. The castle is not open to the public and can only be seen from the street. Please note that the garden is not open to the public.

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