Could a king’s killer find peace in such an idyllic place? Here at Møllerup Gods, history whispers of just such a man. Møllerup’s earliest known owner, Marsk Stig, is infamous for the murder of King Eric V. The estate’s current main building, a testament to centuries past, was built in 1681. Yet, beneath its foundations lie the preserved remains of Marsk Stig’s old castle, a tangible link to Møllerup’s long and storied past. The yellow half-timbered buildings whisper tales of bygone eras, transporting you back in time. Møllerup Gods stands as a cultural gem within the breathtaking Mols Bjerge National Park. It is a testament to its rich history, and a working estate. The side wings and Hubertus Kroen, dating back to the first half of the 18th century, add layers to the narrative. Today, Møllerup Gods continues to thrive. It offers guided tours, providing access to the estate’s secrets. Hubertus Kroen, now a holiday home, welcomes parties and conferences. It can accommodate up to 80 guests for celebrations and offers overnight stays for 30-40 people in its 16 double rooms. Access to the horse stables is also available upon request. Møllerup Gods invites you to delve into its past. Explore the estate, uncover its stories, and experience the echoes of history amidst the natural beauty of Mols Bjerge National Park.
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