Den gamle Grænsekro - Inn in Christiansfeld south of Kolding
Den Gamle Grænsekro is a royally privileged inn dating back to the 1600s, beautifully located amidst fields and nature near the historic gingerbread town of Christiansfeld, added to the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2015. The inn offers a unique blend of classic charm and modern comfort, featuring cozy rooms, traditional Danish cuisine, and an atmosphere where the echoes of history resonate through its charming premises. Enjoy an inn stay, weekend getaway, or mini-holiday in the rural surroundings of Southern Jutland. The inn is also handicap-friendly with spacious rooms and accessible facilities for all.
Den Gamle Grænsekro is a royally privileged inn, idyllically situated between fields and nature at the historic gingerbread town of Christiansfeld, which was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in July 2015
The style of the Old Border Crossing is both classically modern and rich in tradition, which means that you will feel the rush of history when you move around the cozy corridors and charming rooms.
In addition, Den Gamle Grænsekro is also handicap-friendly, it is easy to get around the entire inn. There is a handicap-friendly toilet, as well as wide rooms where it is easy to get around with a wheelchair.
The menu ranges from the classic Danish crockery to more modern dishes. You can read more about the food in our company menu and a la carte menu.
In other words, a visit to Den Gamle Grænsekro is always a memorable experience, if you can bring one or more people you care about.
We offer, among other things:
A little history about the inn:
The Gamle Grænsekro has a long and exciting history that begins around the year 1600. Since then, the royally privileged guest house has formed the setting for historical events, royal visits and festive occasions over several generations. It was also here where King Christian X, on 10 July 1920, mounted his white horse to ride into Southern Jutland. The Old Border Inn is also known under the name Frederikshøj Kro and is popularly referred to as the Grænsekroen.