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The history of Egeskov Castle

The history of Egeskov Castle

The building, which looks so peaceful and idyllic to today's visitors was built for defence purposes.
Explore the loft

Explore the loft

Interesting exhibitions can be found in the castle loft. Experience The Wooden Man, Housekeeping at Egeskov - then and now and the unique tox exhibition.
Titania's Palads

Titania's Palads

Titania's Palace was executed by the English painter and officer Sir Nevile Wilkinson and a staff of outstanding craftsmen.
The castle overview

The castle overview

At Egeskov Castle there is 66 rooms. The Count family invite you in to see some of the livingrooms, the loft and The Banqueting Hall. Fell the history when you walk in.

AWARD WINNING GARDEN

Take a walk in the many gardens,
relax and enjoy the beautiful colors

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Classics Museum

Classics Museum

Founded in 1967, the Classic Car exhibition houses an outstanding collection of aircraft and motor vehicles. Among the many exhibits on display you can see eight aeroplanes and one helicopter.
Rescue Museum

Rescue Museum

At Egeskov, you will find a museum for the Danish rescue service, Falck. The museum's narrative traces the development of Falck and society from 1906, when the first rescue station was established in Copenhagen, to the present day.
Fashion exhibition

Fashion exhibition

At the first floor of the Gate House next to the castle, we have found room for another one of Egeskov's unique collections. Two of Egeskov's fashionable women, Baroness Camilla and her daughter, Countess Jessie, were considered contemporary style icons.
The play forrest

The play forrest

Have fun at the big playground in the middle of the forest.
Mooncar

Mooncar

It is not all vechles that are not allowed to drive at Egeskov. Try out one of the many mooncars.
Tree Top Walking

Tree Top Walking

Walk in the top of the trees and hear the birds songs when you try out the Tree Top Walking.

Get lost in the maze

The whole family can participate by finding through the large maze designed by Piet Hein. It is - as far as we know - the world's largest of its kind, and it takes an average of 15 minutes to reach the center.