Trudsholm Estate:
Trudsholm’s listed main building, which is perhaps the country’s oldest single Renaissance building, was built in 1551. The estate’s main building was extensively rebuilt in 1874, and it has not been inhabited since 1990 and is today in relatively poor condition.
However, Trudsholm possesses a good portion of medieval vibe, which is supported by the fact that Trudsholm is surrounded by a protected moat. Trudsholm is used for exhibitions and events, both for companies, associations and individuals.
In the estate’s park are Brandsprøjtehuset and Kørestalden, which form the framework for parties and conferences for individuals and companies.