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Slotssøen is a lake in Kolding, Denmark. It was the millpond for the castle mill, which Queen Dorothea built in 1570[1] or 1566, right next to Koldinghus Castle. The castle island belongs to the monarch, so fishing or sailing on the lake is not permitted. However, there is a rowboat that, according to old regulations, is available for use by royal guests who wish to fish.[2] The old regulation has since been repealed, and nowadays the boat is maintained voluntarily by the St. George's Guild in Kolding.[3] The parking lot in front of the Kolding Library is a reclaimed section of Castle Lake. This occurred when the Castle Sea Road was built as a ring road in 1970.[1] To walk around Castle Lake, you must go to Søgade on the opposite side of Koldinghus Castle. The lake is located on the island. In the 20th century, several water closets were built in the city, but these had to be banned, partly because some of the sewage pipes ended in two open ditches that ran directly from Låsbygade into Castle Lake. The outflow otherwise went directly into the river or fjord. In 1921, following a report prepared by the city engineer in October 1921, the city council decided to launch a comprehensive sewage project for the built-up area of Kolding. By the end of the work in 1923, only a quarter of the city's wastewater had been discharged into Castle Lake. From 1926 onward, the sewage system was extended to the southern part of the city. With the completion of the new sewage system, toilets without septic tanks could be installed.

For classical music lovers, the chamber music festival, which takes place there every summer, is highly recommended. www.hindsgavlfestival.dk

An absolute highlight among Funen's many manor houses and castles. The castle park is a tranquil oasis with mature trees and stunning views of the Little Belt. Also worth seeing is the extensive kitchen garden, which is also used to serve hotel guests. Funen's numerous manor houses are connected by the 660 km long Herregårdsruten (Manor Route). www.herregaardsruten.dk/de/startseite

Welcome to Hindsgavl Castle. The history of Hindsgavl Castle goes back to the 12th century and the name Hindsgavl first appears in 1231 in King Valdemar II's estate and manor register. Today, Hindsgavl Castle is a modern company that places particular emphasis on high quality in its daily work - on the well-being of its guests and employees. Our aim is to harmoniously fit your wishes and ideas of a pleasant stay or vacation, a successful celebration or a successful seminar into the historical setting of the old stately walls.

nice place to take a break

Very beautiful lake with a view of a castle!

Koldinghus is a Danish royal castle in the town of Kolding in eastern Jutland, built in the mid-12th century. It burned down in 1808 and remained unused as a ruin for a long time, but was then rebuilt as part of a long-term restoration.

Nice place with a view of the lake and Kolding house.