Nyborg Castle on Fyn has been closed to the public for seven years. The castle is one of Denmark’s most prominent historical buildings. Here, the first royal charter was signed in 1282 by King Erik V Klipping, and the site was a regular meeting point for the country’s mediaeval parliament, the Danehof. Since 2014, the […]
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