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"In Hørve, Denmark, Dragsholm Castle carries dark history from the 1500s when James Hepburn, the Earl of Bothwell, was captured and imprisoned there until madness and death; his spirit is said to still ride horseback across the grounds. I've also heard of the White Lady, believed to be Celina Bovles, a young woman imprisoned by her father after becoming pregnant; during 1930s renovations workers supposedly found a skeleton in a white dress within the castle walls that many link to her." - Steven Casale Steven Casale Steven Casale is a New York City-based freelance writer and digital strategist. He specializes in food, travel, and lifestyle content for publications like Tasting Table, Travel + Leisure, The Lineup, and amNY.com. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
Michelin-starred dining in an 800-year-old castle setting
Dragsholm Alle 1, 4534 Hørve, Denmark Get directions