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See calendar and prices: Schackenborg StaySchackenborg Slot og Slotskro – where history, immersion, and indulgence meet
In the heart of idyllic Møgeltønder, on the edge of the UNESCO-protected Wadden Sea National Park, you will find Schackenborg Slot og Slotskro – an oasis of peace, presence, and gastronomic delight. Here, where royal history unfolds around the majestic Schackenborg Castle, awaits a first-class experience for life enthusiasts, romantics, and nature lovers.
Schackenborg 1, Møgeltønder, 6270 Tønder
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2 days / 1 night - arrival Tuesdays and Thursdays from 02.11 -18.12 and 03.03.- 26.03.26
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All year around there will be outstanding events waiting for you at Schackenborg castle. Explore the century-long history, attend a guided tour in the beautiful garden of the castle or just come by and visit the old stable, which is being rebuilt into a visitor center. The program of Schackenborg offers something for everybody, classical music, talks, debates and more.
The south wing of the castle is the private residence of Prince Joachim, Princess Marie and their children. The royal flag will be waving, when there is a royal visit.
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Posselts Gård, located at Slotsgade 14, is historically and architecturally interesting, located in Denmark's probably the most beautiful rural street, the picturesque Slotsgade in Møgeltønder.
The stately, charming and listed four-length courtyard was built in the 18th century by Chancellor HH Holm and preserved completely intact with high-ceilinged living rooms, a suite with fitted wardrobes and rare 18th century oil paintings framed over the doors and kitchen with partly original 18th century inventory.
In the building today, Butik Slotsgaden, antique and flea finds, is decorated.
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One of Denmark's churches with valuable furnishing and interior decorations. The church belonged to Schackenborg until 1970. Fully restored 1970-1988. Contains Denmark's oldest church organ. One of Southern Jutland's most interesting churches. Open all week. In case of services or other arrangements, the church may be closed to the public.
Tours for groups can be arranged with church warden Jens Nissen, tel. +45 74 73 85 96.
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The gallery resents contemporary exhibitions from established as well as young artist from South Jutland within photography, sculpture, painting and graphic...
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The famous Golden Horns were found at Gallehus, the first by a lace maker, Kjerstine Svendsdatter, in 1639, and the second in 1734 by Erik Lassen, a small farmer.
The sites are marked by memorial stones. The horns likely dated from about 400 AD and were probably used as part of some sort of religious ceremony.
They were sent to the Royal Treasury in Copenhagen for safekeeping but were stolen in 1802 and melted down.
Copies can be seen in Tønder Museum.
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Tønder, capital of the marshland, is situated on the southern point of a low bar 1,5-2 meters above sea level, and is from three sides encircled by polders.
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Vestergade No. 14 is called the 'Angelske' House and has the only Louis XVIth entrance in town. The building was formerly a tobacco factory. The entrance has beautifully carved wooden doors.
Can only be seen from the outside.
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The area consists of 3 forests, Soldaterskoven, Nørreskov and Hydroskoven. From Tønder town there is a path connection to the entire forest area through the green areas south of Soldaterskoven. There are 3 parking spaces at Soldaterskoven. In the forest there is a hiking trail for the visually impaired. There is a primitive accommodation with shelter, barbecue and campfire site.
If you want to ride, you can use the special riding trails made in the forest.
In Nørreskoven, south of the brook, there is a dog forest where you can walk your dog. Remember that it must be under full control. In the other forest areas, the dog must be led on a leash.
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The house was built in 1777 by the rich lace merchant and mayor Carsten Richtsen.
Large 2-storey baroque building with large bay windows and a beautiful sandstone portal with Rococo ornaments and doors. Probably the city's most beautiful house.
The house is not only geographically located in the border country, but is also architecturally a hybrid composed of several different styles and influences. As a testimony to the cultural and architectural development of Southern Denmark, it is not only of regional but also of national importance and as such indispensable to the Danish cultural heritage.
Can only be seen from the outside.
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