You are now at your final destination in the castle – and what a destination it is! Up here, beneath the impressive roof structure with its majestic load-bearing beams, the age and grandeur of the building are truly felt. It is easy to understand why, since its construction, people have said that it took an entire Egeskov to build the castle. The east wing, where you initially stand, measures 5.8 meters in width, while the west wing is 8.8 meters wide. As you move from the east to the west wing, notice the distinct roof ridge where the two wings join. And now, as you are at the highest point of the castle, be sure to take in the beautiful view over Egeskov’s impressive grounds – the Renaissance Garden to the east, the English Garden to the north, the old hedge systems and the former estate stables to the south, and the castle courtyard, gate wing, and the Veteran Museum to the west.