In Odsherred there is an almost forgotten castle from the Middle Ages. Its name is Kelstrup Ruinen and it is the largest ruin of a residential house from a noble castle.
On this evening's tour we will delve into the castle, the ruins and its history. We will hear about what the castle looked like in the Middle Ages, why it was built and what it was used for.
Hear who owned it and why Queen Margrethe I had it demolished.
Join us on an exciting tour that places Kelstrup Ruinen in the middle of Danish history.
The ruins in Kelstrup were protected as early as 1810 as one of the earliest protected sites in the country.
It is necessary to buy a ticket in advance.
Meeting point: At the bus stop in Kelstrup main street, between house numbers 26 and 30, where a field road leads to the ruin. Parking in the main street.
Note: Danish only