Aldershvile Palace Ruins

Bagsværd, Denmark

Aldershvile Palace was a castle palace built in 1782 by Johan Theodor Holm de Holmskiold. Soon after it was confiscated due debts and given to Count Ribbing, who was escaped from Sweden after the murder of King Gustaf III. In 1909 the palace burnt down and it was not rebuilt again.

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Nishan M (4 years ago)
A large garden centre with lots of good quality plants, garden equipment and various other ornaments, pots, etc. Good service and good quality. The car park is quite small and gets crowded during the weekends abs holidays.
Josh Badding (5 years ago)
Beautiful, well cared for plants, kind staff, clean store and great selection. Love just coming here for a walk around and then pick up a lil plant to take home.
Mark Ruvald (5 years ago)
Big and lots of variety.
Chris Nash (5 years ago)
Best garden center if you live in Copenhagen. Big selection. Friendly. Great for beginners and plant heads.
Julius Spudvilas (5 years ago)
Very nice place to find probably any plant you could think of for your garden, balcony or window shelf :) a bit on expensive side though... For example 6x strawberry plants are 99DKK
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