Sandholm

The yellow buildings of Center Sandholm contain facilities for asylum processing, including registration areas, accommodation units, and administrative offices.

The estate, completed in 1749 by architect Lauritz de Thurah, transformed from a private residence into Denmark's main reception center for asylum seekers in 1989.

The center maintains an educational program where children between six and sixteen receive instruction in Danish, mathematics, English, and creative arts.

Center Sandholm provides three types of living spaces: family rooms with private bathrooms, double rooms, and four-person rooms with shared facilities.

The facility combines immigration services, police department operations, and humanitarian support from the Danish Red Cross under one administrative structure.

Location: Allerød Municipality

Inception: 1749

GPS coordinates: 55.87000,12.40380

Latest update: March 5, 2025 15:46