Boller

The four-wing castle features a central courtyard, surrounded by landscaped gardens containing medicinal herbs, fig trees, and fruit trees.

First mentioned in 1350, the castle belonged to Otte Limbek and later passed through several noble families including the Rosenkrantz dynasty.

The castle gardens include a Japanese section with a lake where turtles swim, and flowerbeds filled with fuchsias, roses, and geraniums.

While the castle remains closed to visitors, the gardens remain open from April through October between 10:00 and 20:00 for public exploration.

The castle grounds contain a 1000-year-old hollow oak tree dating back to the Viking Age, offering views of the moat filled with large carp.

GPS coordinates: 55.83780,9.89671

Latest update: March 5, 2025 21:29