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What you will visit:

Voergaard Manor House

Surrounded by a moat, this enchanting castle, built in 1580, is considered one of Denmark's most pristine Renaissance buildings. The castle was refurbished by its latest owner, the Danish-French count Oberbech-Clausen, and contains an impressive collection of furniture and antiques and the largest private collection of French art and artifacts outside of France, including tapestry from the Vatican and treasures from Louis XIV, Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette's personal effects as well as works by Rubens, Raphael, Goya and El Greco. Ghost stories and local lore surround this great manor, making guided tours both informative and hauntingly fun.

Sæby, Denmark
A quintessentially Danish seaside community, picturesque Sæby has pedestrian friendly cobbled streets and an idyllic old quarter. Well-maintained homes, a colorful variety of artisan shops and interesting eating establishments making this the perfect place for a stroll.


What you will see along the way:

It's a one-hour ride to Voergaard Manor House, south of Skagen, an opportunity to gaze out the motorcoach window at the vastness of the sea and heath.

Church of St. Mary, Saeby
Once a part of the 15th-century Carmelite Monastery