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On the banks of the picturesque Gudenå River in Favrskov, just a short drive from Randers and Langå, lies Ulstrup Castle. This historic castle is not just a building, but a living time capsule of Danish history. With its impressive Renaissance splendor and the charming atmosphere of a manor house, it invites you on an unforgettable journey into the past. The history of the Ulstrup estate can be traced back to the end of the 14th century, when the first farm was established by the Brandsen family. In 1404, Jens Nielsen (Løvenbalk), of Aunsbjerg, received Ulstrup as collateral, and two years later, parts of the estate were given to Queen Margrethe. At the end of the 16th century, Privy Councillor Christen Skeel (1543–1595), who became the true founder of the main estate, acquired several farms in and around Ulstrup. Construction of the estate began around 1590 under the direction of Christen Skeel, and the low north wing visible today dates from this period. Ulstrup Castle originated as a large Renaissance castle built by Christen Skeel's son, Rigsmarsk Jørgen Skeel, in the early 17th century. Today, the castle comprises three wings and encompasses approximately 700 hectares of land, primarily forest. Ulstrup Castle is now managed as a foundation whose mission is to restore and preserve the castle buildings and promote its cultural significance. Furthermore, spaces are made available for artistic and cultural purposes, making Ulstrup a vibrant center for history and creativity. Every year, you can participate in a variety of exciting events at Ulstrup Castle. These include concerts, theater performances, and exhibitions organized by associations, theater and music ensembles, companies, and private organizers. https://www.visitaarhus.de/region-aarhus/reiseplanung/schloss-ulstrup-ein-renaissance-schloss-bei-gudenaen-gdk1079416

The castle has been mentioned in various sources since 1540 and was privately owned until 1945. Today it is state-owned, but is only open to the public during special events, such as exhibitions (www.fussingoeslot.dk). It is still possible to arrange a tour for smaller groups of 10-15 people - if you register in advance. The park is, however, open to the public. https://www.visitaarhus.de/region-aarhus/reiseplanung/fussingo-schloss-gdk622723

Not far from the Trækstien trail lies Ulstrup Castle. Dating back to the 14th century, it is one of the many castles and manor houses belonging to the Skeel family. You can find more information at: http://www.ulstrupslot.dk/.

Løvenholm Castle and Park --> Løvenholm Castle is not open to the public. However, you are welcome to take a walk in the park and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. <-- The oldest part of the castle dates back to the 17th century and has undergone countless restorations and conversions over the years. The castle and its surroundings are now a listed building, which is why all restoration measures are carried out in close dialogue with the Danish Heritage Authority. Houses and the castle - first mentioned in the 15th century under the name Gjesingholm, - At that time belonged to the Essenbæk monastery, almost 20 km to the west - East wing built in the middle of the 16th century; the south wing approx. 50 years later - many changing owners, most recently the grocer and master hunter Valdemar Uttental Source and further information: https://www.lovenholm.dk

- Beautiful castle in the outskirts of Aarhus - Great for a short coffee stop in between and a short break - There is an easy gravel path off the road, alternatively you can cycle along Slotsvej

The castle park is said to cost 50 DKK entry. However, at the end of September no entry was required.

Beautiful castle with a large castle park (today's main building was built between 1575-1576) as well as a hotel and restaurant opposite. More information on https://www.visborggaardslot.dk/