• Nonni's Room

    Nonni's Room

    Castle overview

    The historian

    recounts

    This room is not mentioned until the second half of the 19th century. In the 1870s, it was Baroness Camille Bille‑Brahe’s private chamber, adjoining her bedroom. It was an area to which few besides herself had access and was furnished with armchairs, a settee, a chatol with Dutch marquetry, an easel, and the aforementioned portrait of her late son, Frederik, whose frame could be shuttered.
    In the 1890s, the room was known as the Admiral’s Tower, and as mentioned in the Maiden Rigborg Room, the tower was the chamber where Crown Prince Christian (X) stayed during his visits to the castle.

    Worth seeing in this room