Museum
The House can be visited
Selsø Manor

Selsø Manor, a historic country estate, is located in Denmark's Capital Region, Hovedstaden. It is renowned for its long history and the architectural transformations it has undergone over the centuries.
History+
The first documented mention of Selsø dates back to 1288, when Bishop Ingvar of Roskilde transferred the estate to Jens Grand. The current manor house was constructed in 1576. Between 1728 and 1734, the building underwent extensive renovations that shaped its appearance.
Location+
Selsø Manor is situated in Skibby, within the Frederikssund district in Denmark's Capital Region, Hovedstaden. It stands at an elevation of approximately 23 meters above sea level.
On site+
Today, Selsø Manor serves as a museum and is accessible to visitors who wish to explore its historic rooms.
Nearby+
- Roskilde Palace (Castle), approx. 11.9 km away
- Jægerspris Castle (Castle), approx. 13.0 km away
- Eriksholm Castle (Castle), approx. 15.2 km away
- Ledreborg Slot (Castle), approx. 15.6 km away
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