Dragsholm Slot Park is partially surrounded by the Fruerlunden forest. The park was originally landscaped as a Baroque garden and was in the 1800s partly converted into an English-style parkland.
As part of the re-landscaping, Dragsholm Slot received a number of exotic trees from all over the world, including a field maple (1744), silk oak (1846) lying acacia tree (1876), gingko biloba, Chinese lilac and manna ash – and rumour has it that the beautiful horse chestnut next to the rhododendron garden is Denmark’s largest!
The park and forest are open to visitors. Visitors contribute to the maintenance and development of the natural area by paying DKK 50 for parking (this fee does not apply to paying guests of the castle).
Picnics in the area are not permitted
Since we at Dragsholm Slot run a restaurant business and offer food and drink at Dragsholm Slot Gourmet, Bistro and Madhuset, we kindly ask visitors not to bring food and drink with them to the castle forest, park and grounds.