Denmark

The first castles in Denmark date from the Romanesque era. In the XIII-XVI centuries, the Romanesque era gave way to the Gothic. Spottrup Castle is a characteristic structure of that period. The Renaissance gave Denmark the unique creations of the Egesques and Kronborgs. Renaissance has changed

All major cities in Denmark are coastal based. This is due to the unusual geographical position of the country, spread over large peninsulas and islands. Given the presence of a long coastline, it would be strange not to use it. Vikings,