Palævej 2, House of the Court Priest (listed)
Close to the Palace and the gardens is this stately and beautiful longhouse. It was built for Court Priest Christian Jessen in 1776 by…
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The Pond at the Manor Farm
The pond at the Manor Farm is the last of four carp ponds, which lay like a string of pearls from Jægerpladsen. It was…
Osbækvej 15, Augustenborg Manor Farm
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…
Slotsallé 4, The Old Pharmacy
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,…
Slotsallé 10, The Old Hospital (listed)
Almost halfway up Slotsallé, this very long and distinctive building stands slightly set back from the road. The house, which was built by the…
Slotsallé 14, House of the Royal Physician and the First Pharmacy
At the eastern end of Slotsallé is this large, elegant house dating from 1765, making it one of the oldest ducal houses in Augustenborg.…
Storegade 1, House of Court Councillor Wilmerding
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…
Jægerpladsen
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…
The Palace Hotel
When Duke Ernst Günther purchased the area in 1651 and built the first palace, distinguished guests began to come to the town. Initially the…
Storegade 5, The Dog Kennels
At the western end of Storegade, opposite the remains of the old lime alley, stands this slightly atypical ducal house. It is longer than…
Storegade 9, House of the Registrar
In upper Storegade, opposite the former Palace Hotel, is this medium-sized ducal house from 1777. It probably originally had a double-leafed front door with…
Storegade 11, House of the Court Councillor (listed)
At the western end of the high street, close to the palace, lies this stately ducal house from 1774. With a ground floor area…
Storegade 13, House of Ebeling (listed)
On the corner of Storegade and Bagergyde lies this beautiful house, which is a little different from the other ducal houses. The fine doorway…
Bagergyde 1
Bagergyde 1 is one of the most romantic properties of the ducal town. The property is very old. The current building was built in…
Storegade 15, House of Bergmann (listed)
This small ducal house with a ground floor area of only 93 square meters was probably built by the saddler Peter Petersen, who received…
Storegade 19, House of Court Councillor Martensen’s Widow (listed)
This distinguished and beautiful house of nine bays was built by the widow of Court Councillor Michael Martensen in 1788. Probably because the new…
Storegade 12, House of Christian Ellei
In the middle of Storegade, stands this medium-sized ducal house dating from 1770. The house is an important part of the high street leading…
Storegade 23, House of the Personal Chef to the Duke (listed)
In the middle of the high street, opposite Louise Augustas Plads, lies this charming and poetic house, which is one of the most beautiful…
Storegade 14, The Old Post Office – KunstPunkt
The large and spacious building on the corner of Storegade and Louise Augustas Plads was built in 1885 by the last large grocer in…
Storegade 20, The Old Boys’ School (listed)
The Old Boys’ School, dating from 1780, is a beautiful and spacious building with a ground floor area of 217 square meters. It was…
Storegade 28, House of the Princely Chef (listed)
Storegade 28 was built for the Princely Chef Georg Friederich Ende and his wife Anna in 1769. The house is one of the oldest…
Storegade 43, House of von Schwarzenhorn
Standing opposite Apotekertorvet is this very large house, which was built in 1886 and renovated in 1997. The house is a fine example of…
Stavensbølgade
Welcome to Stavensbølgade, which in contrast to Storegade is straight as a die and was laid out by the duke. It was originally called…
Stavensbølgade 21, Saddlery, Smithy and Inn
The first building on the site was completed in 1758 and a saddler by the name of Försterling was mentioned as the resident. Apart…
Stavensbølgade 23, House of the Coachbuilder
Most of the town’s craftsmen lived in Stavensbølgade. One of them was the duke’s coachbuilder Jacob Jürgensen, who lived in this beautiful house and…
Krumom Inn
You now stand on the old country road between Sønderborg and Nordborg – on the border of the four parishes Augustenborg, Hørup, Ketting and…