Close to the Palace and the gardens is this stately and beautiful longhouse. It was built for Court Priest Christian Jessen in 1776 by the duke’s master builder Lorentz Jacobsen. The house, which is also called “the Palace Vicarage”, is…
The pond at the Manor Farm is the last of four carp ponds, which lay like a string of pearls from Jægerpladsen. It was the largest of the four ponds as it was for fish that were ready-to-eat. The other…
The first home farm of the duke was a half-timbered building with a thatched roof situated close to the Palace. Around 1730, a big fire broke out on the farm, which could have spread to the Palace. The duke therefore…
At the western end of Slotsallé, close to the Palace, stands this well-kept longhouse. According to the beautiful anchor plates on the west gable, the house was built in 1767 and is thus one of the oldest ducal houses in…
Almost halfway up Slotsallé, this very long and distinctive building stands slightly set back from the road. The house, which was built by the duke in 1765-1766, is not a typical ducal house. It has no wall dormer and the…
At the eastern end of Slotsallé is this large, elegant house dating from 1765, making it one of the oldest ducal houses in Augustenborg. The house was rebuilt and extended in 1924, when a “staircase tower” and a large arch…
At the western end of Storegade, just before the sharp turn, known as the “horse-drawn carriage turn”, stands this medium-sized ducal house. It was built by the retired Local Magistrate and Court Councillor Friedrich Wilmerding (1751-1821), who was unmarried but…
You have now reached Jægerpladsen (the Hunter Square), where you can enjoy a rest under the big oak tree. One of the duke’s carp ponds used to be here. On the map of the town from 1796, you can see…
When Duke Ernst Günther purchased the area in 1651 and built the first palace, distinguished guests began to come to the town. Initially the guests stayed in the palace, but there came the time there was insufficient space, so the…
At the western end of Storegade, opposite the remains of the old lime alley, stands this slightly atypical ducal house. It is longer than the other houses, and has two front doors facing the street. At the top of the…
