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Naesholm Borgruin, Hoejby

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By mmcmsmbm

Enjoyed walking over the bridge and then seeing quite a few ruins from the 13th century. Not a major tourist attraction, but if you like off the beaten path like I do, you will appreciate this place. more »
By robinhood721

Very interesting old fortress surrounded by a huge lake. A good walk around takes an hour with bird life in abundance. Very historical. Easy car parking well worth a visit. more »

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By Roberto Gonzalez

Interesting archeological site, a piece of the Middle Ages

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By John Hansen

Næsholm Borgruin og Nygård Sø ligger placeret cirka 100 meter fra Nygårdsvej omtrent midtvejs mellem Højby og Nykøbing Sjælland. Vejen til den sagnomspundne Næsholm Borgruin går via genetableret pælebro hen over Nygård Sø, der omkranser den gamle borg som i fordums tid. Den nye pælebro er en næsten fuldkommen nøjagtig rekonstruktion af den oprindelige bro, som sammen med borganlægget er dateret til år 1278, og hvis originale stolpe-rester har været synlige, siden Nygård Sø udtørrede helt i 1870. Solidt, lokalt egetræ fra skovene i Odsherred er benyttet til konstruktionen, hvor alt er samlet med dyvler. Kun de steder hvor stolperne er forankret i søbunden, har man anvendt galvaniseret stål.

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Næsholm Borgruin and Nygård Sø are located approximately 100 metres from Nygårdsvej, roughly midway between Højby and Nykøbing Sjælland. The road to the fabled Næsholm castle ruin goes via re-established Palebro over Nygård Lake, which surrounds the old castle as of ancient times. The new Peony Bridge is an almost completely accurate reconstruction of the original bridge, which, together with the castle plant is dated to the year 1278, and whose original post-residue remains visible since Nygård Sø dried out completely in 1870. Solid, local oak wood from the forests of Odsherred is used for the construction, where everything is assembled with dowels. Only those places where the pillars are anchored in the lake floor have galvanized steel applied.

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