Elsinore and Kronborg Castle

16 thoughts on “Elsinore and Kronborg Castle”

1. So cool 🙂

   • Thanks a lot, Pedrol 🙂 It’s a great adventure to take a walkabout in all that history!!

2. I visit that castle and town some years ago. It’s a lovely place.
   Best regards.

   • I’m glad that you had a joyful experience. I like the castle’s geographical location and the historical perspective to the Sound Dues.
     All the best,
     Hanna

3. I’ve been there, but I haven’t had the opportunity to visit the castle nor the Maritime Museum. Have you ever been to the museum?

   • Hi Samuel. No, I hadn’t got the time yet. But I’ve heard very good recommendations.
     On the other hand, I have been on a guided tour at the Carmelite monastery, a complete awesome experience. I have gone through the colonnades in twilight in winter, when the snow drifted in between the arches, settling at the small Christmas trees decorated with lights. Whether it was evocative? 🙂
     See more about the monastery

4. Wow! What beautiful images, Hanna. I especially like the one of the castle framed through the arch. Nicely done!

   • Hi Heater. We all like a nice frame don’t we? 🙂 Thank you!!

5. Very impressive. I would like to go there. I remember you visiting Elsinore once before and me thinking how beautiful it was.
   Cheers, Alen

   • You should do that, Alen. An early morning before the town awakens. When the only sounds you hear are cries of the sea gulls and the smell of the sea.
     At such a time it’s easy to imagine history.

6. Es un lugar precioso, Hanna!

   • Gracias, Jacint. Es agradable cuando apreciamos nuestra historia y preservar edificios históricos. Hay un montón de experiencias emocionantes en Elsinore 🙂

7. You paint such pretty pictures, Hanna. I love the clarity of your blog 🙂

   • Hi Jo. Thanks a lot for your nice comment. I’ve heard that before. I think I have a strong weakness for the bright happy colours 🙂 🙂

8. Beautiful place 🙂

   • Thank you 🙂