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beautiful castle with beautiful moat

Lovely place.

If you're in the area, you should check it out.

Originally, the farm was called Husbygaard. Between 1350 and 1672 the farm went by the name Iversnæs, after which it was renamed Wedellsborg. In 1672, the county of Wedellsborg was established, and the current owner, Viscount Bendt Wedell, is a direct descendant of the German Wilhelm Friedrich von Wedell, who named the farm more than 300 years ago. Source: https://www.danskeherregaarde.dk/nutid/wedellsborg

Idyllically situated castle at Arreskov Sø.

In 1775, Niels Ryberg had today's mansion Hagenskov u. a. build from the remains of the old castle about 1 km to the south-east in the classical style. Hagenskov Gods is privately owned, but clearly visible from the outside. The public road runs between the main building and the farm yard.

The royal castle of Hagenskov, which was first mentioned in 1251 and was surrounded by ramparts and moats, once stood here. Until 1667 it was property of the crown and, together with the associated estate, formed a royal fief. The castle burned down in 1741 and was never rebuilt. Around 1780 the remains of the castle were removed and the hill was transformed into a pleasure garden for the new Hagenskov Castle, just a few hundred meters away. The linden trees planted in the circle also date from this period. Probably the only preserved part of the former four-wing complex is the dungeon, which can be reached via a path behind the wooden gate.

The mansion was built between 1638 and 1656. The name Brahesborg Gods comes from the first owner Jørgen Steensen Brahe. His name and that of his wife are immortalized on the east facade of the mansion. In 1756, Christian Rantzau converted the main building into its current form. The suspension bridge over the moat dates from 1850, is a listed monument and is Denmark's oldest existing suspension bridge. https://brahesborg.dk/brahesborg-gods/