Kragerup, Manor house near Høng, Denmark
Kragerup is a three-winged manor house near Høng with whitewashed walls and a red tile roof. The building sits surrounded by woodland and a moat, and today functions as a hotel with 57 rooms spread across multiple structures.
The estate was first recorded as Krakæthorp in 1327 and was owned by nobleman Matheaus Jakobsen Taa. It underwent major expansion in the 17th century that shaped much of its current form.
The manor preserves notable furniture from earlier times, including an octagonal game table from 1577 and a carved cupboard from the 17th century. These pieces speak to the craftsmanship and taste of those who lived here.
The manor now offers lodging with modern amenities across different buildings, including pool access. Guests find the grounds surrounded by woodland, creating a quiet setting for a stay.
The estate houses a Go High extreme sport course among the treetops at about 25 meters high. This is complemented by a paragliding track with lift equipment, offering visitors an unexpected adventure dimension.
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