Eriksholm Castle

Eriksholm Castle is a Neoclassical manor house located near Holbæk in east Denmark, built in 1788 by renowned architect Caspar Frederik Harsdorff. The estate's history traces to 1400, with the current residence featuring distinctive white-washed brick construction and three interconnected wings under a black-glazed tile roof. Designed with semicircular connectors reflecting English Palladian influences, the property encompasses extensive farmland and forest. Listed as a protected building since 1918, Eriksholm retains its elegant proportions and is now available for private events including weddings and meetings.