Kalø Castle Ruin (15 m a.s.l., Jutland Peninsula)

About peak Kalø Castle Ruin

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Logged on Vrcholovka 4x in total. Vrchol Kalø Castle Ruin was added here by Profesorskey - Jan Bratt.

Kalø Slotsruin is the remains of a medieval castle that stands on a peninsula in the Kalø Vig bay in Denmark. It was built in 1313 by King Erik Menved as part of a defensive strategy against rebels, and is accessed via the longest surviving medieval cobblestone road in the country, which is surrounded by the waters of the bay. The site is freely accessible and popular with tourists who come here to enjoy the peace, nature and atmosphere of ancient Viking times and perhaps hear the call of Valhalla, where the valiant warriors of these lands live forever.

Chalet/accommodation

There is no chalet on the peak.

Stroller access

This peak is accessible with a stroller.

Views

There are views from the peak.

Cable car

There is no cable car to this peak.

Equipment

No special equipment is required for this summit.

Accessibility

Peak is freely accessible.