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- The palace seen from the gate. Gråsten Palace (Danish: Gråsten Slot) is located at Gråsten in the Jutland region of southern Denmark.
- Gråsten Palace. You may be most familiar with Gråsten Palace as the summer residence of Queen Margrethe and Prince Henrik.
- Visit the Gråsten Palace Chapel or go for a walk in the beautiful surroundings of the Gråsten Palace Gardens which adjoin the Gråsten woods.
- My recommendation for a visit to Gråsten Palace is not to just see the palace in isolation - while it might be graceful and tranquil, it has more to offer if you look wider.
- Gråsten Palace. Gråsten Palace is one of the summer residences of the Danish Royal Family, located in southern Denmark.
- Gråsten Palace Chapel in the north wing is all that is left of Count Frederik Ahlefeldt’s large Baroque palace from the seventeenth century.
- Gråsten Palace and Palace Gardens Danish Palaces and Property Authority (English). ... Popular first New first. There are no tips nor hints for Gråsten Palace yet.
- In 1920, the Danish state acquired Gråsten Palace, and for a period it was used as a court house, housing for judges and police chiefs, and a library.
- Gråsten Palace was originally built as a hunting château in the middle of the 16th century. After it burnt down in 1603, a new palace was built.
- As Danes well know Gråsten Palace was Queen Ingrid's favourite place. Queen Ingrid loved gardening and she left her mark on the gardens at Gråsten.
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