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Walking around Ekkodalen, you pass the remains of the 12th-century castle ruins. By building it, the Danish king wanted to assert his own claim to Bornholm against Hammershus Castle, from which the powerful Archbishop Eskil of Lund ruled most of the island. Although Lilleborg was considerably smaller, it was more defensible than Gamleborg. Possible builders include Sven III Grathe, Knut V Magnusson, or Valdemar I the Great, who reigned from 1157 to 1182. Coins from the latter two have been found. The power struggle between church and king also led to the destruction of the castle: in 1259, Prince Jaromar II of Rügen came to the aid of Archbishop Jakob Erlandsen, who had been imprisoned by King Christopher I, and burned Lilleborg down. However, coins dating from this period have been found, suggesting that the castle was inhabited even after its destruction. (Wikipedia)

A beautiful, small lake in a clearing. It's covered in water lilies and offers a great place to pause for a moment. Take a deep breath, enjoy, and move on.

Stop and snack on the apples in September

Taking a break and eating apples from the trees.

This quarry is open to the public. The waterlogged pits have developed into natural ponds, where you can observe dragonflies. There's even the opportunity to take a rest on a bench with a table.

A wonderful place, well worth a visit. Above the lake are the ruins of Lilleborg Castle. From up here you have a wonderful view of the historical grounds.

Mystical castle ruins with a wonderful view.

A beautiful, peaceful place to stay. In summer you can hear the calls of the frogs here.