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Kronborg is a castle and stronghold in the town of Helsingør, Denmark. Immortalized as Elsinore in William Shakespeare 's play Hamlet , Kronborg is one of the most important Renaissance castles in Northern Europe and was inscribed on the UNESCO 's World Heritage List in 2000.
Dec 7, 2016 · I have been in Denmark for 5 years now but until now I somehow always missed the opportunity to visit Kronborg castle. When I heard there is going to be a Christmas market held there, I thought, why should I not do two things in one go: visit the castle and visit the Christmas market!
Visit Kronborg Castle – home of Shakespeare's Hamlet and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hamlet's Castle in Helsingør is only an hour from Copenhagen. This is the place to be (or not to be) so remember to pay a visit to Hamlet’s Castle, Kronborg!
Take a trip to Kronborg Castle for their Christmas market. Here you will find one of Denmark's largest Christmas markets with experiences and activities for all ages. There will be jazz and gospel concerts for the adults and children's workshops and reading aloud for the children.
As the seasons change in Denmark, so do the different tours, activities and events at Kronborg Castle. As the Christmas season approaches, you can experience our cozy Christmas market with a wide range of Christmas decorations and delicious Christmas food.
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Dec 4, 2016 · A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kronborg is a Renaissance Castle built in the 16th Century. One of its many claims to fame is that was the setting for Shakespeare’s Hamlet. It also has a dark dungeon-like area, which was the pivotal selling point for my husband.
Kronborg Castle is located north of Elsinore on a strategically important site commanding the Sound (Øresund), a narrow stretch of water between Denmark and Sweden. From the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries, Kronborg Castle played a key role in the history of Northern Europe.
