File:Koldinghus - Old castle in Kolding - Denmark 003.JPG

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Camera location55° 29′ 28.93″ N, 9° 28′ 27.66″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo
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Dansk: Koldinghus er et kongeslot og en borg, der siden opførelsen i 1200-tallet, har spillet en væsentlig rolle i Danmarks historie: som grænseværn, som kongelig residens og borgen husede den lokale statsadministration. Gennem middelalderen medførte beliggenheden, at Koldinghus blev en af landets største og vigtigste borge.Natten mellem 29. og 30. marts 1808 udbrød der brand. På brandens anden dag styrtede en del af Kæmpetårnet ned og Koldinghus blev efterladt som en ruin. I 1536 besteg Christian 3. (1536-59) den danske trone og sammen med sin dronning Dorothea, startede de en fuldstændig ændring af Koldinghus. Alle middelalderlige forsvarsindretninger blev fjernet og ombyggedes og civilt slot, residens for kongen og hans familie i den vestlige del af riget. Gennem de sidste 100 år har ruinen været restaureret flere gange og er nu kulturhistorisk museum. I begyndelsen af 1930´erne var Kæmpetårnet ved at synke i grus, men det lykkedes at skaffe penge til genopførelse af tårnet. Først i 1970´erne iværksattes den endelige og fuldstændige restaurering af Koldinghus. Restaureringen er gennemført under ledelse af arkitekterne Inger og Johannes Exner.
English: Koldinghus is a royal palace and a castle,built in the 1200s, it has played a significant role in Denmark's history: as a border guard, as a royal residence and the castle housed the local state administration. Throughout the Middle Ages, the location ment that Koldinghus, was one of the largest and most important castles.The night between 29th and 30 March 1808 a giant fire broke out. On the second day, a part of the Great Tower crashed down and Koldinghus was left as a ruin. In 1536, King Christian 3 (1536-59) became king and with his wife Dorothea, they started a complete change of Koldinghus. All medieval defense devices were removed and Koldinghus was rebuildt as a civil Castle, the residence of the king and his family in the western part of the kingdom. Over the last 100 years the ruin has been restored several times and is now museum of cultural history. In the early 1930s, the Great Tower to fall apart, but they managed to raise money for rebuilding the tower. It was not until the 1970s that the final, complete restoration of Koldinghus was begun. The restoration project was headed by the architects Inger and Johannes Exner.
This is a photo of a listed building in Denmark, number
621-128302-1
in the Heritage Agency of Denmark database for Listed Buildings.
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