Hello guys, we are in Sønderborg at the castle, we are on a date! My parents are
looking after Max. And we cannot wait to explore this city because we've actually
- you've been here before? The town itself is supposed to be
really beautiful and we're starting off with the castle and then we are
strolling through the city checking out the harbour and ending it with a really
good dinner yeah up north on the island. Let's get started!
This is so cool it's actually dated on this cannon where it fought
Are you debating which one will fit you better? Yep!
I think that's your guys. It looks heavy!
And the soundtrack for any Museum: "Can't Touch This"
You gotta make museums fun right? Castle started out like this
in the 13th century. Then it got upgraded to this in the Middle Ages
This is what it looked like in the Renaissance
And finally the Baroque one!
These swords are from a long period of time the oldest one this bad
boy down here is from 1550 or something like that and yesterday when we visited "Dybbøl Mølle"
they taught us something about this sword some of them some of
the older ones are shaped like a triangle because when you wounded
somebody, a wound that has a triangular form would not heal and it
would cause an infection so the soldier would die later if he didn't die
from the wound instantly! Very, very vicious!
Around 1250 they built a fortified tower and that's how this whole castle
fortress started and it says that up in some places the towers had four metre
thick walls! That is a lot and very very rare, that's around 13 feet that's almost
the same as our entire camper and that's just for one wall.
Welcome to the dungeon
This is creepy. This is where they kept the prisoners
No thank you!
One of the things that Sønderborg Castle is famous for is that one of our king's
Christian II, was actually put in jail here. Christian II, he kind of annoyed
and pissed off the nobles in Denmark so they gather around and they were really
upset with him and apparently he went into exile or something to the
Netherlands and he was promised that he could come back by his uncle who had
taken over the throne but the uncle had made a pledge with the nobles so he did
not stick to his promise to his nephew and he threw him into jail here where he
was in jail for 17 years and he never had a trial and funny fact is that when
he was in the Netherlands he actually met Luther, and he became a lutheran and
apparently that was a whole big deal too but it's kind of fun learning about
these things on site where you are. The Danish kings are always named Christian
or Frederik, it's always one of the two and usually it's just after a Frederik
comes a Christian, the next one up is Frederik and I don't know what number
he's gonna be...
10, 11 probably.
Denmark is actually the oldest monarchy in the world and supposedly has the
oldest royal family too - that's pretty cool
I think we are almost the only ones in this castle right now I think we've met like one guy
maybe one maybe two guys! So if you can hit this castle on a Monday that'll be a
pretty good idea. This is one of the first machine guns it's built by Germans
around 1900 it could shoot 400 rounds per minute and it weighs as much as
53 kilos, we'll try and put the number in pounds. When this part of Denmark became German
the Danes in this part had to fight for Germany during the first world
war there were a lot of men who had to go into battle fighting for Germany who
actually felt like they were Danes so that must have been very tricky and
extremely uncomfortable
This is a crazy story, this woman was married to this young soldier and he
died in the war so she decided to wear black for the rest of her life and she
wanted to get buried and in the coffin she wanted to wear her wedding
dress a black dress as well. So he would recognize her because she thought he
would be young because he died young and she would be old in heaven it's pretty
crazy but they forgot about it and found out later so she did not get buried in
the black dress, so here it is!
This is so funny I've always wondered in castles, what they did with these huge
rooms and here you can actually see they have a huge room and then they section
it out they've built kind of like a wood skeleton within it and so over there is
a bed let's built in and you walk this way, there's another bed, a little desk
So this is all built within the big one that's funny
Welcome to the banquet hall! Apparently they still have concerts and stuff here
Look how big this is! Can you imagine the parties going on here?
We found the chapel. This is the chapel of the church!
Do you want to renew our vows? No, not in here.
To those of you who don't know we are actually celebrating our
12th year wedding anniversary right about the time when this video comes out
so we could renew our vows in there!
What made the biggest impression on me is that some of these walls are actually
three meters thick! It's nine feet, more than nine feet actually. That's crazy!
Mm-hmm I think seeing the model of how the actual building had developed
for every two three hundred years, that was kind of... It was just very tangible
I love stuff like that. Now let's head out and see if we can explore Sønderborg the city some more. Yeah!
Okay so in Southern Jutland they had this tradition that kind of occurred when the
Germans took over this area, that they wanted to gather because they were
Danes but the Germans didn't want this so they tried to cut out their license
for serving alcohol because they thought that might help but it didn't, so the sønderjyder
they just started baking cakes instead and they would gather and
everyone brought different kinds of cakes and this is now called
the "Sønderjyske Kaffebord", so it's a tradition that goes back to when this was part of
Germany I think the rule is that you have to have seven soft cakes like
sponge cakes and layered cakes and then seven hard cakes, like cookies and
like just small little ones but I found a place where they serve, where you can
get like a sample of all the soft cakes so I ordered a plate of that and we're
gonna share it and just relax for a bit and I cannot wait if you have a
sweet tooth like me try this out. Okay so this is a sample plate and it's all
kinds of different things that I cannot pronounce. I don't think there's an
English word for it but this is a bun and you put a lot of like a thick layer
of butter on it, this is a vanilje krans, nødde tvebakke, kringle, honningkage med aprikos
so this is like a honey cake with apricot filling. This is kind of
like a waffle cracker thingy I think it's called 'altid', and this
down here is called 'Ingenting' which is nothing and it tastes like nothing
that's what he said, and this is the dark "rugbrødstorte"
I think that's how they say it, but..
This is ryebread mixed in there that is a very Danish I can't wait to taste all this
This place shows off a really fun tradition down here in Sønderjylland, where
they have something called 'ringridning', I don't know what it translates to but you
have guys on horses and they each have a spear and between these two
there's a rope and then in the middle there is a small little metal ring
hanging down so they have to be charging off on horseback with their spears and
then hitting the spear through that small little metal circle thingy it's
funny I have no idea where the tradition comes from but it's in Denmark and it's
only in Sønderjylland, maybe it's a German thing I don't know but this is
apparently where they do it and every year I think it's every year in July
they have a big 'ringrider' festival so if you're up for some history and some fun
and good times come check that out
We are driving because we're on way to have a really good dinner and there's
this castle in this area, Augustenborg, and they have a really beautiful sculpture
garden it's supposed to be around right here so we just stopped in Augustenborg
to see if we can find some sculptures
That's a beautiful little palace. Yeah! This dude really liked this Augstina, I think!
Let's head up back and get some dinner, finally!
This is a detour
It's a pretty one! But we need to get moving
We just talked to one of the other sweet waiters at this place and she told us
that this place is only eight years old so it's just totally built like it was
like a hundred years old with lots of little details and old stained glasses
and old paintings and stuff. They fooled me!
Like you starter? It is really good. It's the fish of the day
with some tomatoes and different stuff, tastes really good.
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