Guided tours during the autumn break at Harridslevgaard Castle

Explore three floors filled with magnificent Renaissance and Medieval history

The tour leads visitors through three floors packed with a unique historic atmosphere.

The castle is first mentioned in King Valdemar's Census Book in 1231 as royal property, and legends even connect the site to the famous Viking hero Palnatoke.

The current Renaissance castle was built in 1606 by Breide Rantzau—Governor of Copenhagen and a close friend of King Christian IV.

The guides know the exciting history inside out and show the way to the castle's absolute highlights:

• The Great Hall: The grand and impressive hall, radiating past power and grand celebrations.
• State rooms and parlors: The many beautifully preserved rooms and parlors featuring unique details from the castle's golden ages.
• The Medieval cellar: The atmospheric cellar with an authentic historical dungeon, where dark fates of the past feel close at hand.

It is an educational and entertaining tour for anyone with a passion for good stories.

Practical information

• Ticket required: Access to the tours is only permitted with a pre-booked and paid ticket.
• Accessibility: Unfortunately, the tours are not suitable for people with walking difficulties due to stairs and uneven ground.