You now step into the castle’s vestibule on the first floor – the largest room in the building. One can let the imagination run free when considering the Renaissance hall’s original use for festive occasions in the castle’s early history. In modern times, Hall has been adapted as a venue for banquets, lectures, and musical events. If you look up toward the ceiling, you will see the beautifully decorated original beamed ceiling with its characteristic volute consoles. These were revealed during the hall’s restoration in the mid 1970s under Count Gregers and Countess Nonni Ahlefeldt Laurvig Bille.