Tølløsegård, Manor house in Tølløse, Denmark
Tølløsegård is a manor house in Tølløse that was reconstructed in 1944 by architect Ernst Kühn after a fire destroyed the original building. The structure sits on an estate with medieval roots and features the characteristic layout of a Danish landed property.
The estate originated in 1370 under the Diocese of Roskilde and became royal property after the Reformation in 1536. It passed through several notable hands before being separated from the Barony of Zeuthen in 1923.
The manor reflects how aristocratic estates transformed into educational spaces in Denmark. Walking through it today, you notice how historical rooms now serve students and learning.
The building has operated as an educational institution since 1997, which means parts of it serve private purposes. You should check ahead to see which areas are open to visitors.
The estate passed through the hands of several influential Danish nobles, reflecting its importance in regional affairs. This succession of distinguished owners shaped how the property developed across the centuries.
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