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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to old regulations, is available for use by royal guests who wish to fish.[2] The old regulation has since been repealed, and nowadays the boat is maintained voluntarily by the St. George's Guild in Kolding.[3] The parking lot in front of the Kolding Library is a reclaimed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.

Lake Rørbæk is fed by the Skjern River, which rises 2.5 km southeast of the lake. Kulsø lies slightly west of Lake Rørbæk. Lake Rørbæk was formed in a dead-end sinkhole in the Tunnel Valley. Sand and gravel deposited in the dead ice formed several small islands, most of which are merely elevations on the lakeshore. [2] On the eastern part of the Kælderbanke ridge, south of the lake, there is a 15 × 6 m cellar, 1.5 m deep, made of boulders. [3] These are the remains of the Gammel Rørbæk farmstead, which was burned down by Swedish troops in 1657 during the First Charles Gustav War and was not rebuilt. [ 1 ] A few hundred meters south of Kælderbanke lies Ballesbækgård, where there is a small museum. [ 1 ] The lake forms the border between the municipalities of Ikast-Brande and Vejle.

Rørbæk Lake is a stunningly beautiful spot along the Hærvejen hiking route. The clear water and quiet atmosphere make it a perfect place to pause for a break and enjoy the natural beauty of the area. On a warm day, you can even take a refreshing swim in the lake. It is a fantastic highlight for those seeking a moment of tranquillity on their journey.

Sit down and enjoy:-)

nice place and great to relax

nice place to take a break

Very beautiful lake with a view of a castle!

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