Overview – Castles and manors on Fyn

Brahesborg Gods

The listed main building was built in 1638–1656 with fortifications in Renaissance style, as well as a moat and three towers. Buildings, drawbridge and manor buildings are visible from ...

No public admission to the castle, but admission to the Rhododendron park, entrance from the Street Spanget in Korinth.

"Am I dreaming or am I awake?" and waking up in the baron's bed at Broholm Castle almost feels like that.

See the impressive white castle building at Dallund, which dates back to the 16th century - and take a walk around the beautiful lake in front of the castle!

Nyborg Slot is a royal castle built towards the end of the 12th century as part of the defence which the Danish kings established against the Wends.

Explore the romantic garden, which has been recreated by it's current owners to reflect the peaceful style originally set up by Johan Bülow in the period 1793-1828. He erected minimalistic gazebos and...

Since 1687, where Grundtvig was employed as a house tutor, Egeløkke has been passed down within the family. No public access.

Egeskov - The Living Castle in Funen 

Egeskov is no ordinary castle – it is one of Europe’s finest Renaissance buildings, featuring a real moat, spires, a knight’s hall and ghastly creatures in its m...

Erholm Manor 

In 1850, the original timber-framed farm was torn town and the existing Erholm Manor was built in neo-Gothic style according to drawings by architect J. D. Herholdt, who is also renowned ...

Glorup is one of Denmark's most interesting estates and is located approx. 10 km from Nyborg. It was built in the 1590s as a four-winged Renaissance farm, but was rebuilt in 1765 into a typical, small...

Gyldensteen Castle is an impressive sight with a magnificent Renaissance building and beautiful surroundings by the meadow and the forest.

Hagenskov Gods/Hagenskov Manor

The existing Hagenskov Manor was built in neo-classicist style in 1775 by owner Niels Ryberg under the leadership of municipal architect G. E. Rosenberg.

The manor was cl...

Harridslevgaard is the prettiest Renaissance castle and a manor that has been the home of Vikings, kings and skilled noblewomen!

Visit Jataco in Middelfart, where Mexican-inspired food is served in a good blend of Danish ingredients and Mexican specialties.

The manor Hofmansgave has existed since 1483, and at that time it was located on an island in Odense Fjord. But now you don't have to get wet feet just to go there. Since then, the manor has changed o...

Conference & meeting place.

Hvedholm Castle is situated on the outskirts of Faaborg. The grandiose main building with the impressive view and location near the South Funen Archipelago, is breathtaking. In 1880, Count Bille Brahe...

Jerstrup manor is beautifully situated by forest, lake and the long stream Kragelund Møllebæk, and the pretty half-timbered building is worth a little detour just for the view.

Krengerup Gods

The manor is located about two kilometres from the town of Glamsbjerg and is surrounded by Krengerup Woods. Admission to the park is free, but visitors are kindly requested to stay on th...

The beautiful Langesø Castle is located next to the long lake and close to Odense, in the middle of the deep woods ...

Stay at Lykkesholm Castle. - Meeting, weddings, hunt and party.

The beautiful building next to Sandager Church is the old manor house Sandagergård, which has been built and rebuilt a few times here on the site.

Skovsbo ​​Gods is an old manor house, built in the 1570's.

Take a couple of days and go to Skrøbelev Gods with the love of your life or a couple of good friends, you can expect a total experience. It includes both delicious food, top-class service and an atmo...

The name Tiselholt means the forest with thistles, and the farm got its name after the land on which it was built.

Known as a royal castle back in the 13^th century this fortified manor house has it all: fortified earthworks, parklands, a castle lake, moats, watermill, ridning area, stables and a theatre. From its ...

Ulriksholm is a privately owned castle that previously belonged to the illegitimate royal son Ulrik Christian Gyldenløv.

"Valdemar's Castle was built in 1639-44 by Christian IV - for his son, Count Valdemar Christian, from whom the castle takes its name.