Liked that the signs & information was in both English & Danish. There was a special power jewelry display that was very good. My favorite part of the castle was the silver display that was huge, historical & beautiful! Also they had fun activities for...More

A Danish royal castle dating from 1268, but burnt down during the Napoleonic wars in 1808. Restored in 1991, now exhibits collections of furniture, paintings ceramics, and Danish Design silver. They also have smaller exhibitions of various themes throughout the year.

so much to see. As well as the building itself there are numerous exhibitions on danish design, royal jewellery, etc. The part where they have refurbished the walls and added gangways and impressive wooden pillars. You can easily spend hours here. There is a cafe...More

Really impressive sight. History hides in every corner and is well preserved. The ruin has, with respect for the history been rebuild in a fashion where it’s clear what’s the original building and what’s new supporting structures. I’ll highly recommend it to anyone, even disabled...More

A quick visit while in the area but it is a very nice building with good interesting facts. Staff very helpfull.

And wonderful gallery with a great restaurant in the basement and friendly helpful staff - every museum should strive to be this classy! Pictures are from the exquisite and moving exhibition by Finn, Mari Kato

It is a building with short story. Danish history is connected to the place. Unfortunately, both from architecture point and important events - nothing special here. Other side is Kolding town does not offer too much so it is better than nothing.