Krengerup

The white main building of Krengerup rises above the forests, featuring symmetrical architecture and agricultural buildings with thatched roofs in western Funen.

The estate dates back to 1514, with Gabriel Knudsen Akeleye constructing a thatched half-timbered house in 1590 before the current structure was built between 1772 and 1783.

The property maintains two exhibition spaces: the Flax Weaving Museum presenting local textile heritage and the Škoda Museum displaying automotive history outside Czech Republic.

The estate grounds remain open throughout the year, allowing visitors to explore the agricultural operations and museum collections during regular hours.

The manor temporarily changed its name to Frederikslund in 1783 before reverting to Krengerup in 1917 during a complete restoration by Jens Christian Rantzau.

GPS coordinates: 55.30924,10.11952

Latest update: March 2, 2025 21:45