4 minutes walk (350 meters) from Schackenborg Castle Inn. Enjoy the stay in our royal suites. Experience our newly renovated suites from 2024 with a unique combination of Southern Jutland charm and modern conveniences. Relax in the communal courtyard, enjoy the sauna and benefit from free parking outside the door.

The reception building – Welcome to Schackenborg

A warm welcome to all our guests. There is a breakfast, lunch and dinner restaurant here, and on the first floor you can relax in the Christiansborg TV room. The travel stable, which is an extension of the restaurant, is ideal for festive events and lectures. In summer, you can also enjoy a nice cup of coffee or lunch in the beautiful garden.

Schackenborg Slot – A royal home and historic venue

Prince Joachim, Princess Marie and their children today use Schackenborg Slot as their second home. The castle is also open for lectures, receptions, weddings and private parties. You can also book a historical guided tour and experience the castle's unique atmosphere.

2 minutes walk (250 metres) from Slotskroen and the large car park. Herskabsstalden – Enjoy an informal meal in our restaurant in the castle's beautiful garden, where Wegner's classic furniture design sets an elegant frame. Dine under the open sky in the Castle Garden or inside the Herskabsstalden. On the first floor you will find 2 of our meeting rooms, perfect for both private events and company events.

Take a walk in the royal garden an experience the historic Schackenborg Slotshave where your guided castle tour begins. The garden is constantly changing, characterized by centuries of changing trends, and here you can, among other things, see the trees that Prince Joachim has planted for his four children.

Free parking at the Castle Inn. Opposite the Castle Inn you will find a large parking area with free parking for our guests. The area also has 2 charging stations for electric cars, so you can conveniently charge your car during your stay.

Sønderhaven, laid out at the end of the 17th century by Dowager Countess Sophie Dorothea Schack, was originally a baroque garden with clear lines and symmetry. In the 1750s the garden was converted into a French setting with linden avenues and around 1800 conifers were added. Today, a large part of the garden is forest. Previously, the garden was reserved for the Schack family, but since 1970 Tønder Municipality has been responsible for the maintenance, and the garden is now permanently open to the public.

Slotfeltladen – History and culture in a magnificent setting

A 5-minute walk from the castle is the impressive Slotfeltlade, a former agricultural barn from the 1800s, which is now used for exhibitions and showing a short film about the restoration of the barn building and the discovery of the golden horns.