Nørlund Castle

Norager, Denmark

There was originally a defensive tower on the site of current Nørlund Castle in the 14th century. It was demolished in 1355 and the first castle was built to the site. It was however destroyed by Queen Margareth I in the late 1300s. The current castle construction started in 1570 by Ludvig Munk and it was completed in 1597.

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Roldvej 144, Norager, Denmark
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Founded: 1570
Category: Castles and fortifications in Denmark
Historical period: Early Modern Denmark (Denmark)

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www.noerlund.dk

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User Reviews

Вадим GAMER (3 years ago)
Nice
Elin Qvist (4 years ago)
Mona not at home. Drive again
Kaj Rasmussen kaj Rasmussen (4 years ago)
Hi it was a find spot
Johnni Olesen (5 years ago)
Really cozy place, and good hostess
Camilla Bilde Mølgaard (5 years ago)
My cousin held a wedding there and it was ABSOLUTELY magical! They were married under a huge hanging birch in the garden and it was truly just such a beautiful setting!
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