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to old regulations, is available for use by royal guests who wish to fish.[2] The old regulation has since been repealed, and nowadays the boat is maintained voluntarily by the St. George's Guild in Kolding.[3] The parking lot in front of the Kolding Library is a reclaimed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

A calm forest path that is easy to walk for everyone in the Kolding Skov. Just watch out for mountainbikers, here are many trails around.

Small beach with lots of greenery but beautiful sandbanks

On this wide, well-asphalted road, you can get out of downtown Kolding really fast and in a secure way. From here, you can also see the fjord.

Beautiful with the lake and the forest, hiking trail around the lake.

Hejls Nor, also known as Hejlsminde Nor, is a small, scenic lagoon located near Hejlsminde on the western side of Lillebælt in Kolding Municipality, Denmark. It receives inflow from Aller Å and Kær Mølleå and flows into Hejlsminde Bay through a sluice at the southern end of the holiday town. A 12-kilometer cycling and hiking trail surrounds the lagoon, offering scenic views. Hejls Nor is designated as a wildlife reserve under the name Hejlsminde Nor Vildtreservat, which protects the biodiversity of Lillebælt.

Borch's house as a pharmacy and residential building 👍

nice place to take a break