Castles and manors on the Castle Route without public access

Brahesborg Gods The listed main building was built in 1638–1656 with fortifications in Renaissance style, as well as a moat and three towers.

Damsbo Manor is scenically situated in the Funen countryside overlooking Helnæs Bay. The manor is surrounded by woods, fields and beach and is brimming with historical atmosphere.

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.

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.

Hverringe Gods At Hverringe, we unite past and present, nature and culture, production and conservation

The present centre wing was built abt. 1550. In 1742 it was extended and the west- and east wings were added with, as far as is known, Phillip de Lange as the architect.

Nislevgaard near Otterup has existed as a manor house for many years under the noble families Mule and Sehested. The owners of the estate were to blame for the village Nislev getting killed and later resurrected ...

Discover Odense Castle – a historic building in the heart of the city where 500 years of architecture meet green surroundings. While the castle itself is closed to the public, the grounds invite visitors to enjoy a peaceful walk and take in views of both past and present.

Rygård is located in Langå parish near Ørbæk on southeast Funen. The manor was first mentioned in 1372. A member of the Urne family, Niels Urne acts as principal.

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.

Schelenborg Gods Schelenborg has a history as far back as the 13th century.

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

A stately manor house with enormous significance for the polders and reclaiming of Odense Fjord!

During the period 1538-48, the whole group of buildings were built with Morten Bussert as the master builder and Jacob Binck as the artist of; inter alia, the paintings in the Hjortesal-Hall.

At Ore, you can see a large beautiful half-timbered building from the road. It's Oregaard - an old manor house with stories of both witchcraft and old domestic animal breeds ...

Ørbæklunde was founded by the fusing of several farms. In the early 1500 Ørbæklunde got manor status.