Gammel Holtegaard

The three-winged mansion features symmetrical architecture with white walls, a black tile roof, and ornate decorative elements across its exterior facade.

Court architect Lauritz de Thurah constructed this residence in 1756 to escape Copenhagen's urban environment, adding agricultural buildings and a royal inn.

The art center presents three to four exhibitions annually, combining contemporary artworks with classical pieces in both indoor galleries and garden spaces.

The exhibition space and gardens welcome visitors from Tuesday through Sunday between 12:00 and 17:00, offering guided tours and cultural events throughout the year.

The reconstructed Baroque garden contains original elements from the 1700s, including lime tree avenues, boxwood hedges, fountains, and twenty-one decorative statues.

Location: Rudersdal Municipality

Inception: 1756

Architects: Lauritz de Thurah

Architectural style: baroque architecture

Address: Attemosevej 170, 2840 Holte 2840

Opening Hours: Wtorek-Niedziela 12:00-17:00; Poniedziałek off

Website: http://glholtegaard.dk

GPS coordinates: 55.82890,12.51750

Latest update: March 3, 2025 05:40