Egeskov Castle

beautiful place, with lots of options, child friendly. nice staff. for those who love vintage cars and motorcycles, this is a real treat. the count's collection is huge.

Castel and its garden and other exhibitions were really nice. In the castel you can see some old clothes, hunting room, toys… Also the garden and playground is really good. In garage you see many old cars, bikes, motorcycles… I was maybe a bit disappointed in camping equipment… it felt a bit too commercial. But for sure I would recommend a visit. Maze was amazing and not as easy as one might think. We stayed 3h.

A lovely castle, gardens museum and play areas. I went most looking forward to the castle but was pleasantly surprised by the size of the play area and the museum and particularly the collection of historical cars. The amount of activities for younger kids to keep them busy was great as well with lots of variety.

Great place with many things to do. We spend 4 hours there, enjoying the impressive castle, the beautiful garden and the kids attractions: Maze, trampoline, playing ground and three tree top walking trail.

Beautiful grounds around this castle and interesting exhibits inside. They had it decorated for Halloween which made it even more interesting.

Fantastic place with not only a beautiful castle, but also a lot of other museums to enjoy inside the area. A nice big playground for the kids, a trail up in the trees, a maze to get lost in and a nice garden with lots of plant. Big free parking place close to the entrance.

Visiting Egeskov Castle was one of the highlights of my trip to Denmark. Nestled in the beautiful countryside of Funen, this place is so much more than just a historic castle—it's a full-day experience packed with charm, culture, and fun for all ages. The castle itself is absolutely stunning, with its fairytale-like architecture surrounded by a peaceful moat. Walking through the beautifully preserved rooms feels like stepping back in time

✨ Don’t Miss Titania’s Palace at Egeskov Castle ✨ Created by Sir Nevile Wilkinson, Titania’s Palace is a breathtaking dollhouse with 18 rooms and over 3,000 miniature objects. LEGO is the last owner and Today, Egeskov Castle hosts it in a dedicated space, where it continues its original purpose: raising funds for children’s charities worldwide. A masterpiece of imagination that also carries a message of generosity.