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After they built the new highrises in Hillerød(Frederiksbro) you can now clearly see/find Hillerød without a binocular from the top of Maglehøj

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The natural spring is located in the city center, not far from the cathedral, directly opposite an old machine factory.

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You can refresh yourself here, but be careful! It's not drinking water!

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Translation of the plaque: The Royal Oak is between 1,500 and 2,000 years old. Since the giant has been hollow for centuries, it may have sprouted in the year 0. The Royal Oak was a huge oak tree when Gorm the Old reigned. Around the 16th century, Christian IV carried out the first major oak felling operations [...]. By that time, the Royal Oak was already rotten inside. At the same time, it was inaccessible, and lumberjacks were deterred by its size and gnarled trunk. The Royal Oak [...] is a popular subject for artists (painters). The Royal Oak once had a circumference of 14 meters. [...] Today, only a thin but viable bark remains. New shoots sprout from the old bark from above, forming a new crown.

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Great place at all seasons

The small, bubbling spring is located not far from the cathedral.

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Maglekilde has always been Roskilde's most water-rich spring, and those most familiar with local history agree that it must be the spring that, according to legend, King Roar had in mind when he moved to Roskilde. For a time, Maglekilde supplied water to no less than five mills on the way to the fjord. Fortunately, both the spring outlet and the spring house were preserved, so we can continue to enjoy the sight of the roaring water flowing from King Neptune's mouth - and Maglekilde is now under protection, so nothing can now spoil the city's most water-rich spring of all time.

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