Møllerup, Manor house in Feldballe parish, Denmark.
Møllerup is a three-wing manor house in Feldballe parish, located about 12 kilometers northwest of Ebeltoft in Jutland. The building displays long narrow monk bricks and granite stone foundations characteristic of its medieval origins.
Archaeological excavations in 1920 beneath the main building revealed medieval remains of an earlier castle built by Stig Andersen in the 13th century. These findings showed how the site developed over many centuries.
The property holds a place in Danish folklore through a traditional song about Marsk Stig and his wife meeting at this location. Visitors can connect with these cultural traditions when exploring the grounds.
The property now operates as an inn, allowing visitors to experience the historical setting in a practical way. The estate is accessible by car and has reasonable parking facilities on the grounds.
The manor retains elements from its medieval past, including distinctive monk brick walls similar to those in the nearby Feldballe Church. These architectural connections reveal the shared building practices of the region during that era.
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