Bregentved Gods

Bregentved Gods near Haslev is one of Denmark's largest estates, with landholdings of around 6,250 hectares of which approximately half is woodland. The estate's history can be traced back to 1319, and over the centuries it passed through various aristocratic hands before Frederik V gave it in 1746 to his prime minister and close adviser A.G. Moltke. Since then it has remained in the Moltke family. The main building consists of three wings: the north wing dates from the 17th century, while the south and east wings were built in 1890 in Neo-Rococo style. The building is easily recognisable by its large copper spire, and all three wings are listed.