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Step back in time at this fascinating monastery museum, showcasing centuries of monastic life and local history. The beautifully preserved buildings and exhibits offer a deep insight into the region's cultural heritage. Find more information and opening hours at their website: https://www.museumskanderborg.dk/%c3%b8m-kloster

View over the monastery ruins.

Marselisborg Castle has been the summer residence of the Danish royal family since 1902. The building was completed on June 7, 1902 and was presented as a wedding gift from the Danish people to Crown Prince Christian and his bride Alexandrine of Mecklenburg-Schwerin. The castle is still used as a summer residence by the royal family today. The castle is not open to the public, but the castle park can be entered by the public when the royal family is not present. Source: Wikipedia

Through glass panels you can imagine the buildings in the 13th and 15th centuries in the landscape. It is also a pretty place by the lake, when it is not flooded.

A very beautiful fountain in the castle park. Mythological fountain I would think. If you look closely, you'll know why.

Marselisborg Castle is the summer residence of the Danish queen. When the Queen and her family are in the castle, the Royal Guard parades every day at 12 p.m.

An exceptionally beautiful piece. A mythological fountain in the castle park. It's better to look closely so you can see everything.

Marselisborg Castle is the summer residence of the Danish queen. When the Queen and her family are in the castle, the Royal Guard parades every day at 12 p.m.