Sønderborg Castle – impressively historic
There are many good reasons to visit Sønderborg Castle. For one: The origins of the impressive brick building at the entrance to Als Sound date back over 800 years. It is considered one of the oldest secular buildings in this part of the country. The castle features the oldest Protestant castle chapel in Denmark containing the oldest still playable church organ in Europe. The castle’s museum comprises a
comprehensive presentation of the border region’s history and culture. The remains of the staircase leading to the tower room can also be seen. King Christian II. was caged in this infamous chamber for 17 years – judging by historical sources, however, very well supplied. On the east side of the castle. you will find a reconstructed horse track, built for an unusual equestrian sport, horse “ring riding” with
spears is a popular contest in this part of Denmark during summer.
comprehensive presentation of the border region’s history and culture. The remains of the staircase leading to the tower room can also be seen. King Christian II. was caged in this infamous chamber for 17 years – judging by historical sources, however, very well supplied. On the east side of the castle. you will find a reconstructed horse track, built for an unusual equestrian sport, horse “ring riding” with
spears is a popular contest in this part of Denmark during summer.