Bangsbo manor house was established in the 14th century. The present buildings date from the 18th and 19th century, with the cellar regions having foundations from 1580. Today, the manor house is a museum with collection of hair jewellery and a ship museum. Read more about Bangsbo Museum and Archive

Voergaard Castle, built in 1580, is one of Denmark´s loveliest renaissance buildings. The castle has been refurbished by its latest owner, the Danish-French count E. Oberbech-Clausen, who has brought to Voergaard an exceptional collection of furniture, art, antiques, porcelain and silver. The castle organises guided tours for parties during the season. Free access to the park, with Denmark´s widest moats. Read more about Voergaard Castle

Dronninglund Castle, situated in some of Vendsyssel´s most beautiful countryside, was once – over 800 years ago – one of Denmark’s richest abbeys, founded by nuns of the Benedictine order. After the Reformation, the abbey was several times the property of the Crown, and en 1690 Queen Charlotte Amalie gave the estate its present name. Today, the castle is a functional, exclusive hotel and course centre that blends harmoniously with the culture-historical values of the former castle. Read more about Dronninglund Castle

The main build of Store Restrup manor dates from 1723. After comprehensive restoration. Store Restrup is now an exclusive castle hotel, with 100 beds and room for 600 dining guests. Conference facilities with meeting rooms, group seminar rooms and auditorium. Cosy, romantic ambience in the beautifully preserved historical interiors. Read more about Store Restrup manor

In 1370, monks of the Order of St John Of Jerusalem built Dueholm Abbey on Mors – a huge complex with many buildings and a large abbey church. After the Reformation, most of the abbey building remained intact and is now a museum with unique collections that illustrate the history of the island of Møn and its inhabitants through thousands of years. Read more about Dueholm Abbey

Højriis Castle is one of Denmark’s oldest manor houses. The atmosphere here appears to be peaceful and idyllic – but… within the walls of the house terrible events have taken place. Dark secrets and terrible crimes – intrigues and murder have left a bloody trail throughout the house. A real Whodunit! Look for the clues on your own – if you dare – and help to solve a genuine murder mystery. Today Højriis offers a frisson of excitement for all ages…
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Kokkedal Castle has rots back to the 14th century. It was once a mighty fortress, whose meter-thick walls, watchman’s galleries and embrasures exist to this day. Since its restoration, Kokkedal Castle, with Prince Joachim as its protector, has functioned ad an exclusive hotel and restaurant. Read more about Kokkedal Castle

Lovingly restored manor house from the 1400s. Both the interior and the old courtyard atmosphere have been preserved and appear completely intact. The former stables have been converted into a coffee shop, art gallery and craft shop. Overnight accommodation in lovely rooms – including a delightful room with a four-poster bed. Read more about Lille Restrup Manor House

Hessel is Denmark’s last remaining thatched manor house, and is one of the most complete manor house environments left in Denmark. In the main building you can see the household effects that the various nobelwomen brought with them to Hessel, and the old farm buildings house exhibitions of farming and daily life as it used to be. Read more about Hessel Manor House

A striking rustic structure, that has been built during different periods. This explains the striking contrasts in the main building, which have the effect of making the manor house even more atmospheric. The extremely old house is a fine setting for the collection and works by the Danish artist F. F. Willumsen. Read more about Odden Manor House

During the Middle Ages Børglum was an Ediscopal residence and monastery, and you can still see the old cathedral from the early 13th century wit hits beautiful furniture and herb garden featuring a wide range of medicinal plants. Read more about Børglum Abbey