Turebyholm

The Rococo main building of Turebyholm features a single story above a high cellar, decorated with sandstone ornaments and a black-glazed tile roof with four chimneys.

Adam Gottlob Moltke acquired the manor in 1746, and the current building, designed by architect Niels Eigtved, was completed in 1750 as part of the Bregentved estate.

Since its construction in the 18th century, Turebyholm has remained in possession of the Moltke family, representing Danish noble heritage through generations.

The manor house received protected status in 1918, ensuring the preservation of its architectural elements and historical features for future generations.

An 18th-century underground ice house topped by a pavilion sits within a grove north of the main building, adding to the estate's architectural elements.

Location: Faxe Municipality

Architectural style: Rococo

GPS coordinates: 55.34710,12.09290

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:33