So nice to wake up with coffee and a new episode with you guys ♥️👏🏻 even i am from Denmark and live in Jylland , i have not yet visit Rosenholm slot. Oh my… i love all the stories and the history .
I will🙌🏻 Here in Kolding (6000) we have a castle named Koldinghus , with a dungeon😳 they sometimes change exhibitions, which you can also see. there is a nice restaurant too, but I think it is a bit expensive to eat there🙈 there is also a nice little souvenir shop🥰
Nice to see your take on this place. I grew up in Hornslet 2 miles from Rosenholm. One of my school mates lived in the old gardener’s house by the castle. The old gardens, the areas around the moat, the forest and all the other places were our playgrounds. Sometimes we fished for carp in the moat and really caught some monsters with pre-chewed franskbrød as bait. I particularly remember the 600 (or so) years old baroness Carin Rosenkrantz who chased us around telling us all the things not to do. Back then we had matches, pocket knives, chestnuts, bent nails and all sorts of other stuff in our pockets. This was the 80’s. Imagine kids having this today! 😮
Wow oh wow!! I have never been there, but now I have to go there🤩. What a magical place. Thank you for showing me historical places I never knew existed😘
Christmas markets & Rosenholm Slot! It is just a beautiful place, but guys you got 'the tour of tours'!!! Anne-Marie was fantastic! hello from Hundested 🌸❄️
So now you are slowly, exploring the wonderful area of Djursland, that has so many things to see, not only castle’s but landscapes and very nice small towns with histories going back to the middle age’s. Keep up the good work.
Yes. The DR Christmas calendar of 1986, Jul På Slottet was indeed filmed there in 1985 and it was one of the most expensive Christmas calendar productions ever made by DR. It was a classic fairy-tale story with some memorable songs for us who grew up with the Christmas calendars. Some of the costumes can actually be seen this Christmas 2022 at Frederiksborg Slot at a special exhibition with clothes, dolls and props from various DR Christmas calendars.
If you are going to northern Jylland you should visit Voergård slot. If you find Rosenholm interesting you should visit this place. Many fantastic stories and the biggest private art collection in Denmark.
Great video. I grew up in the northern part of Djursland and passed by Rosenholm Slot frequently on the way to/from Aarhus in those years - always lurking in there behind the trees and the moat. Never had a chance to visit it, so it was great to hear all the cool stories.
Ok gotta have her next time we visit...🤗 We were there just by closing time... But anyway have you guys heard about Gl. Estrup slot and "green" museum a further 16 km up north from Rosenholm? It's full of good stuff. We had a guides tour and privat little lecture about hunting in the old days.!.. Would love to hear What you guys could get out of a visit.
I am Danish, lived here my hole life like the rest of my family. Have you been to Aarhus yet? Would love to see your thoughts on the city. Just recently found your channel, and I am just in love with you guys. You made me smile, and remember all the wonderful things the country is all about. When you live here, the days go bye and the daily routine kicks in. So thank you guys, for being beautiful people 😊 Can’t wait to follow your life more.
@@TravelinYoung ,could you kindly get a house with a detached rent room( I would love to live near you,....I enjoy your energy,I would need it everyday) P.S: on a light note
😂😂😂😂😂 Thank you for a great morning laugh 😂😂 What do you eat in the States during Christmas instead of glög and æbleskiver ? Rosenberg Castle is so beautiful I love this video and lucky you that you got such a guided tour.
This is very cool! I am a Dane that hasnt been to many places, and im very in to castles and stuff. I would have loved to have been there and see all of this. :D
Dragsholm Slot is another danish castle famous for its white lady. I think thats also related to a story about a woman found in a wall where her father locked her up because she had an affair with the stablehand.
To my knowledge, King Christian 4th made a visit to England and the English Court, and this may be why playwright, William Shakespeare was asked or thought about, to write a play from a Danish Legend: Amled. I doubt that Christian would have understood much or recognized it as such? 🙄
The story about Hamlet is most likely connected to Saxo Grammaticus’ book Gesta Danorum where the story about Prince Amleth is written. It was written and published before Shakespeare began writing his novels.
@@TravelinYoung Have you heard yet that the Danes jokingly refer to the coming tunnel under the Baltic Sea to Germany as "Der Untergang" = "The Underpath" / "The Downfall" ( = D undergang, both meanings ) - a pun on the title of the famous German movie "Der Untergang" about Adolf Hitler's last days in his bunker in Berlin in 1945.
There's nothing like a great tour guide to bring a place to life. She was excellent!
She was fantastic!
That tour lady was so relaxing
She was great!
The DR Christmas calendar of 1985, Jul På Slottet, was filmed in and around Rosenholm slot.
And if you haven’t watched it yet, well then ready set go! SO sweet and christmasy!
1986. I was actually there…
14:19: As a Greenlander, I very much appreciate the walrus tusks on the table. Must have been a gift from a royal person, perhaps.
So nice to wake up with coffee and a new episode with you guys ♥️👏🏻 even i am from Denmark and live in Jylland , i have not yet visit Rosenholm slot. Oh my… i love all the stories and the history .
Definitely visit!
I will🙌🏻
Here in Kolding (6000) we have a castle named Koldinghus , with a dungeon😳 they sometimes change exhibitions, which you can also see.
there is a nice restaurant too, but I think it is a bit expensive to eat there🙈
there is also a nice little souvenir shop🥰
Fantastisk! Anede intet om Rosenholm Slot. 😲👌
Nice to see your take on this place. I grew up in Hornslet 2 miles from Rosenholm. One of my school mates lived in the old gardener’s house by the castle. The old gardens, the areas around the moat, the forest and all the other places were our playgrounds. Sometimes we fished for carp in the moat and really caught some monsters with pre-chewed franskbrød as bait. I particularly remember the 600 (or so) years old baroness Carin Rosenkrantz who chased us around telling us all the things not to do. Back then we had matches, pocket knives, chestnuts, bent nails and all sorts of other stuff in our pockets. This was the 80’s. Imagine kids having this today! 😮
You two, thanks for the chuckle, that’s æbleskive appreciation on whole new level - love it 😂
The Gazebo in the garden of Rosenholm Slot actually housed the first University in Denmark
Discovering your video’s makes me want to visit Denmark!
That is awesome to hear :).
Please come, you are most welcome. Our tourism and local places need the mobey, after COVID. 🙂👍🥰
I live in Randers so I'm often af Rosenholm Castle and Gammel Estrup which also has lots of things to see.
Loved this video
Wow oh wow!! I have never been there, but now I have to go there🤩. What a magical place. Thank you for showing me historical places I never knew existed😘
Do it! So nice!
Christmas markets & Rosenholm Slot!
It is just a beautiful place, but guys you got 'the tour of tours'!!!
Anne-Marie was fantastic!
hello from Hundested 🌸❄️
She was super good!
You guys should visit Voergaard Slot. Amazing collection of old items from all around the world and beatiful halls.
So now you are slowly, exploring the wonderful area of Djursland, that has so many things to see, not only castle’s but landscapes and very nice small towns with histories going back to the middle age’s. Keep up the good work.
Thanks!
I'm from Japan. I want to go to Denmark someday. Copenhagen is very beautiful city.
Yes. The DR Christmas calendar of 1986, Jul På Slottet was indeed filmed there in 1985 and it was one of the most expensive Christmas calendar productions ever made by DR. It was a classic fairy-tale story with some memorable songs for us who grew up with the Christmas calendars. Some of the costumes can actually be seen this Christmas 2022 at Frederiksborg Slot at a special exhibition with clothes, dolls and props from various DR Christmas calendars.
Oh thanks for mentioning the exhibit at Fredericksborg Slot! I’d love to see that! - Miranda
Love that old stuf Dragsholm Kalundborg church and museum with the american pilot⚾
Being an direct decenten from Gyldenstjerne, I love hearing about this 💖
Wauw 🥰 🌹 i didn't know this. I Will for sure bring freinds and family 💝 thank you so much 🙏
Merry Christmas to all of you from me in Copenhagen, amager. Enjoy some hygge Dage 😊
Christmas beer here we come👍🏼👍🏼🍺🍺
Haha, planning with Peter now when we will do our 3rd annual tasting :).
Looking forward to it, it’s always funny🤣🍺💪🏼
I enjoyed a private tour back in 2010. The attic is very cool.
It is! We went up there as well but in order to keep the video at a reasonable length we didn’t include it. Such a cool place to visit!
Oh my! Next time we are in Aarhus, we will have to visit there.
Do it!
If you are going to northern Jylland you should visit Voergård slot. If you find Rosenholm interesting you should visit this place. Many fantastic stories and the biggest private art collection in Denmark.
Great video. I grew up in the northern part of Djursland and passed by Rosenholm Slot frequently on the way to/from Aarhus in those years - always lurking in there behind the trees and the moat. Never had a chance to visit it, so it was great to hear all the cool stories.
You should visit for sure. Worth it!
What a fascinating castle. This is your best video ever (and I’ve seen almost all). BRAVO!! I’m saving to watch again.
Thanks so much!
Ok gotta have her next time we visit...🤗
We were there just by closing time... But anyway have you guys heard about Gl. Estrup slot and "green" museum a further 16 km up north from Rosenholm?
It's full of good stuff. We had a guides tour and privat little lecture about hunting in the old days.!.. Would love to hear What you guys could get out of a visit.
The tour was really cool!
It was super cool, we had a great time. I am glad you enjoyed it!
I am Danish, lived here my hole life like the rest of my family. Have you been to Aarhus yet? Would love to see your thoughts on the city. Just recently found your channel, and I am just in love with you guys. You made me smile, and remember all the wonderful things the country is all about. When you live here, the days go bye and the daily routine kicks in. So thank you guys, for being beautiful people 😊 Can’t wait to follow your life more.
Just saw more videos, you have been to Aarhus ☺️
Ha, indeed we have been to Aarhus many times. We really love it there. We often talk about moving there once Maya is off on her own. 😍
@@TravelinYoung ,could you kindly get a house with a detached rent room( I would love to live near you,....I enjoy your energy,I would need it everyday)
P.S: on a light note
They also have the Rosenholm Løbet (Run). Half Marathon, 10,5 km and 5 km each year.
😂😂😂😂😂 Thank you for a great morning laugh 😂😂
What do you eat in the States during Christmas instead of glög and æbleskiver ?
Rosenberg Castle is so beautiful I love this video and lucky you that you got such a guided tour.
Super nice video :)
Thank you!
This was brilliant!
Thanks!
15:51: Gyldenstjerne is actually named Guildenstern in Hamlet.
Yes! That’s why I was sp excited when she said that 😊. I know Hamlet well. It’s one of my favorite Shakespeare plays
This is very cool! I am a Dane that hasnt been to many places, and im very in to castles and stuff. I would have loved to have been there and see all of this. :D
You can do a tour in the summer and see a lot!
Dragsholm Slot is another danish castle famous for its white lady. I think thats also related to a story about a woman found in a wall where her father locked her up because she had an affair with the stablehand.
Great video! Thanks you. You should visit Dragsholm slot some time; it is also famous or its walled-up lady 😱
It’s on the list for sure!
That castle is DIRECTLY from the Middle Ages, and has a creepy skeleton and fascinating stories.
@@TravelinYoung It has an interesting british conncection too. It's also a hotel so you can stay there.
i live very close to Rosenholm slot, never been there..thats definately changing
To my knowledge, King Christian 4th made a visit to England and the English Court, and this may be why playwright, William Shakespeare was asked or thought about, to write a play from a Danish Legend: Amled. I doubt that Christian would have understood much or recognized it as such? 🙄
The story about Hamlet is most likely connected to Saxo Grammaticus’ book Gesta Danorum where the story about Prince Amleth is written. It was written and published before Shakespeare began writing his novels.
Try look up Schwerin Castle not far from Denmark and Chrismas market of Lubeck
Great video 😉
So did you go over there by ferry ... or via the Nightmare Bridge? 😬
Both! We did Nightmare Bridge on the way over and took the ferry on the way back.
@@TravelinYoung Cool 😉
@@TravelinYoung
Have you heard yet that the Danes jokingly refer to the coming tunnel under the Baltic Sea to Germany as "Der Untergang" = "The Underpath" / "The Downfall" ( = D undergang, both meanings ) - a pun on the title of the famous German movie "Der Untergang" about Adolf Hitler's last days in his bunker in Berlin in 1945.
Nice one, Homer - errm, Josh, I mean 😂
You were almost at my home then dammit wanted to say hey well next time
This castle is in my backyard or I live in their backyard 😀😀😀❤
That is cool!
Godmorgen
I think you can buy glutenfree æbleskiver now
Good morning. 😃☕
Morning!