LandmarksOrHistoricalBuildings
Gunderslevholm Estate
Gunderslevvej 13, 4160
Near the Margueritruten
5.7 km from the nearest signed point on the Sjælland og Hovedstaden section — a worthwhile side trip.
About
Gunderslevholm Estate
The High Court Judge for Zealand, Johannes Mogensen Grubbe, had a fortress built around 1335, Gunderslevsholm. However it was torn to the ground after the judge had quarrelled with the king, Valdemar Atterdag (1340 - 1375). The present building was built around 1729 in the baroque style, but was altered to the classic style in 1787 by C.A. von Plessen. In 1803 it was sold to Peter Johansen de Neergaard whose family still hold ownership. Not open to the public.
Around here
Nearby on the Margueritruten
Frequently asked
Is Gunderslevholm Estate on the Margueritruten?
Gunderslevholm Estate is 5.7 km off — a side trip from Sjælland og Hovedstaden.