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Koldinghus

castle, Kolding, Denmark
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Koldinghus is a royal castle located in Kolding, Denmark, at the head of Kolding Fjord. Construction began in 1248, with the castle originally serving to defend the frontier. While the castle was significantly damaged by fire in 1808, it has since been partially restored. A notable feature is the large square tower, added by Christian IV. The city of Kolding itself dates back to the 10th century, with town rights granted in 1321.1

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