- At the eastern part of North Sealand, guarding the entrance to the Sound, you'll find Kronborg castle: a fort turned royal home and then military complex.
- Kronborg Castle – also known as Elsinore, the castle in Shakespeare's Hamlet – is situated on the east coast of Helsingør, Denmark.
- Kronborg Castle is located on a strategically important site commanding the Sund, the stretch of water between Denmark and Sweden...
- Resplendent with towers, sculptures, columns and an imposing spire, Frederik used Kronborg Slot as a symbol of his own power.
- There you will find Kronborg Castle, a fortified palace that was used to collect a toll from every ship entering The Baltic Sea from The North Sea.
- 1739'dan 1900'lere kadar, Kronborg bir hapishane. Mahkumlar kaleye konan askerler tarafından korunuyordu.
- Notable features of Kronborg include deep moats and tall brick fortifications. It has been used as a navy base and a prison for most of its existence.
- 1658-60 Dano-İsveç Savaşı sırasında Kronborg, Carl Gustaf Wrangel komutasındaki bir İsveç ordusu tarafından kuşatıldı, saldırıya uğradı ve fethedildi .
- 1739'dan 1900'lere kadar, Kronborg bir hapishane. Mahkumlar kaleye konan askerler tarafından korunuyordu.
- Kronborg, Danimarka'nın Helsingör şehrinde bulunan bir tahkimat ve kaledir. William Shakespeare'in Hamlet'inde Elsinore olarak ölümsüzleştirilen Kronborg...