Skjoldenæsholm Castle, Neoclassical castle and hotel in Ringsted Municipality, Denmark.
Skjoldenæsholm Castle is a neoclassical castle and hotel in Ringsted Municipality featuring a main wing of yellow-washed brick construction surrounded by woodland. The estate includes a series of lakes and functions as both a lodging facility and conference center.
The estate was first recorded in the 1340s as a royal property and changed hands several times, including being mortgaged to Nordic nobility. Its present form developed over centuries through various reconstruction and modernization phases.
The castle became known worldwide as a filming location for Thomas Vinterberg's 1998 film The Celebration and is recognized as a European Film Culture site. Visitors can still sense this cinematic connection when walking through the grounds.
The castle is accessible year-round as a hotel and event venue, with reservations available by phone or email. The surrounding grounds with lakes and walking paths can be freely explored, and additional attractions are located on the estate.
The estate houses a tram museum established in 1978 that displays historic vehicles. Combined with a golf course and large wooded areas, this creates an unusual mix of attractions within one location.
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