Dragsholm Castle

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Dragsholm Castle (Dansk-Dragsholm Slot) is a fortification and Noble residence on the Danish island of Zealand (Dansk-Sjaelland). Construction was started by the Bishop of Roskilde in the twelfth century.

James Hepburn, 4th Earl of Bothwell, consort of Mary, Queen of Scots met his end here, as a prisoner of King Frederik. There is a mummified body on show at the nearby Fārvejle church, that is supposed to be that of Bothwell.


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Coordinates: 55°46′18″N, 11°23′27″E

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