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Folder Med Kort Over Gl Lejre Gl_lejre_samlet:Layout 1 31/07/12 11:50 Side 1 Gevninge Signaturforklaring Legend Naturseværdighed Gevninge Træ Drejeri Mod Roskilde Nature Attraction Kulturhistorisk seværdighed Cultural Attraction Besøgssted/ museum A place to visit / Museum Kornerup Kirke Kunst / galleri /gårdbutik m.m. Art / Gallery / Farm shop Kornerup Sø Butik / kiosk Mod Ejby Sleipnir-Naturridning Shop Spisested / café Restaurant / Café Overnatning Accomodation Kirke Church Parkering Parking Busstop Harald Hildetands Høj Bus stop Tog Train Station Gl. Lejre Bed & Breakfast Skibssætningerne Sagnlandet Lejre Teltplads / shelter Lejrehallerne Tent / Shelter Golfbane Keramikerne Reguis & Weiss Golf course Galleri Gl. Lejre Lejre Museum Mod Kirke Såby Toilet, primitivt Herthadalen Toilet, primitive Restaurant Herthadalen Bålplads Place for a bonfire Udvalgte stier Selected Paths Restaurant Fasaneriet Ledreborg Palace Golf Regional/National cykelrute Skovene ved Ledreborg Regional / National cycle route Klaasje & Henry Lejre Pizza- og Grillbar Ledreborg Slot og Park Super Spar, Lejre Fakta, Lejre Lejre Bageri Denne folder er udarbejdet af Skjoldungelandet, og udgives fremover af VisitRoskilde. Her kan landskabskortene fås: Øm Jættestue Biblioteker, Roskilde Turistbureau, 200m områdets museer og attraktioner Folder available at Roskilde Tourist Office, 1km Allerslev Kirke nearby libraries, museums and attractions. Mod Hvalsø Mod Osted Mod Ramsø Gl_lejre_samlet:Layout 131/07/1211:50Side2 gallerier, cafeer m.m. cafeer gallerier, Tryk: Roskilde Kopi & Print · Foto: Skjoldungelandet · Web: www.skjoldungelandet.dk Web: · Skjoldungelandet Foto: · Print & Kopi Roskilde Tryk: Natur, kulturhistorie, gårdbutikker, gårdbutikker, kulturhistorie, Natur, 1. udgave 2012. Grafisk tilrettelæggelse: Skjoldungelandet, JGC Marketing Marketing JGC Skjoldungelandet, tilrettelæggelse: Grafisk 2012. udgave 1. dragon on the Frankish coast. coast. Frankish the on dragon Lokale landskabskort Lokale Flere lokale landskabskort kan følge senere. følge kan landskabskort lokale Flere wulf became king of the Geats, but lost his life while vanquishing a a vanquishing while life his lost but Geats, the of king became wulf som et af to testeksempler på sådanne lokale kort, til brug ved ture i nærområdet. i ture ved brug til kort, lokale sådanne på testeksempler to af et som deed that he rewarded Beowulf with fine weapons and gold rings. Beo- rings. gold and weapons fine with Beowulf rewarded he that deed Dette landskabskort er udgivet af Skjoldungelandet i samarbejde med VisitRoskilde, med samarbejde i Skjoldungelandet af udgivet er landskabskort Dette Testkort succeeded in slaying the monster. King Hroðgar was so delighted by the by delighted so was Hroðgar King monster. the slaying in succeeded Danish King. He assembled his best warriors and after a fierce battle, fierce a after and warriors best his assembled He King. Danish rampage for 12 years, Beowulf decided to come to the rescue of the of rescue the to come to decided Beowulf years, 12 for rampage the setting for grand festivities, but after Grendel had been on the the on been had Grendel after but festivities, grand for setting the kidnapped and ate one of the King’s warriors. The great hall was usually was hall great The warriors. King’s the of one ate and kidnapped plagued by a monster known as Grendel that came every night and and night every came that Grendel as known monster a by plagued i natur og landskab. og natur i the king of the Danes, was in deep distress because his royal hall was hall royal his because distress deep in was Danes, the of king the På www.naturstyrelsen.dk finder du reglerne for færdsel og ophold ophold og færdsel for reglerne du finder www.naturstyrelsen.dk På A famous Old English poem recounts that the ageing Hroðgar (Roar), Hroðgar ageing the that recounts poem English Old famous A • Efterlad kun fodspor, tag kun fotos og minder med hjem med minder og fotos kun tag fodspor, kun • Efterlad The story of Beowulf of story The alle, du møder undervejs møder du alle, there may be some truth in the saga stories. saga the in truth some be may there • Vis respekt for beboere og andre landskabsgæster og hils på på hils og landskabsgæster andre og beboere for respekt • Vis and excavations of the huge ancient halls in recent decades show that show decades recent in halls ancient huge the of excavations and til andre gæster i landskabet i gæster andre til settlements. Old written sources tell of the Schylding-dynasty in Lejre, in Schylding-dynasty the of tell sources written Old settlements. • Hunde skal altid føres i snor af hensyn til vildtet og af hensyn hensyn af og vildtet til hensyn af snor i føres altid skal • Hunde area’s location close to the fjord, rivers and forests was favourable for favourable was forests and rivers fjord, the to close location area’s residence in the Late Iron Age and the Viking Age (500-1000 AD). The AD). (500-1000 Age Viking the and Age Iron Late the in residence Pas på naturen og vis hensyn vis og naturen på Pas It is mentioned in sagas and heroic legends, and Lejre was a royal royal a was Lejre and legends, heroic and sagas in mentioned is It The landscape around Lejre is an especially mythical part of Denmark. of part mythical especially an is Lejre around landscape The God tur! God kombinere med bussen. bussen. med kombinere Denmark’s cradle Denmark’s Du kan begive dig ud til fods, på cykel, i bil - eller du kan kan du eller - bil i cykel, på fods, til ud dig begive kan Du spisesteder. spisesteder. de flotte landskaber fra sted til sted. til sted fra landskaber flotte de Flere steder finder du også gårdbutikker, gallerier, cafeer og og cafeer gallerier, gårdbutikker, også du finder steder Flere Man kan nemt bruge en eller flere dage i området, og f.eks. gå gennem gå f.eks. og området, i dage flere eller en bruge nemt kan Man restaurant. naturområder, kulturhistorie og besøgssteder. besøgssteder. og kulturhistorie naturområder, holdes slotskoncerter og store udstillinger. Golfklubben har en åben åben en har Golfklubben udstillinger. store og slotskoncerter holdes På Roskilde- og Lejreegnen er der et væld af spændende spændende af væld et der er Lejreegnen og Roskilde- På mod entré besøge slottet og den fine park, hvor der om sommeren sommeren om der hvor park, fine den og slottet besøge entré mod lokaliteter og oplevelser i dit nære landskab. landskab. nære dit i oplevelser og lokaliteter Ledreborg Slot er måske det fineste danske 1700-tals anlæg. Man kan Man anlæg. 1700-tals danske fineste det måske er Slot Ledreborg Med denne kortfolder kan du let finde frem til interessante interessante til frem finde let du kan kortfolder denne Med Det perfekte sted for hele familien. hele for sted perfekte Det liv fra stenalderen til landbotiden. Mest kendt er jernalderlandsbyen. er kendt Mest landbotiden. til stenalderen fra liv Lokale landskabskort viser vej viser landskabskort Lokale Oppe i landskabet ligger Sagnlandet Lejre, et frilandsmuseum for land- for frilandsmuseum et Lejre, Sagnlandet ligger landskabet i Oppe Velkommen i landskabet i Velkommen antal gravhøje samt det gamle vikingegravmonument Skibssætningen. vikingegravmonument gamle det samt gravhøje antal kunst. Byen har også et Bed & Breakfast. Rundt om byen er der et stort et der er byen om Rundt Breakfast. & Bed et også har Byen kunst. da den sidste beboer flyttede ind i 1925. Galleri Gl. Lejre viser moderne viser Lejre Gl. Galleri 1925. i ind flyttede beboer sidste den da firelængede Hestbjerggård. Museet på Gammel Kongsgård ser ud, som ud, ser Kongsgård Gammel på Museet Hestbjerggård. firelængede museum og gallerier. Lejre Museum viser fund fra området i den smukke den i området fra fund viser Museum Lejre gallerier. og museum Lokale kortfoldere Lokale I dag er Gl. Lejre en hyggelig landsby med gamle gårde og huse samt huse og gårde gamle med landsby hyggelig en Lejre Gl. er dag I Oplevelser i Gl. Lejre og omegn og Lejre Gl. i Oplevelser Testkort oldtidshaller viser, at der kan være noget om snakken. snakken. om noget være kan der at viser, oldtidshaller Krake og Harald Hildetand. De seneste årtiers udgravninger af enorme af udgravninger årtiers seneste De Hildetand. Harald og Krake boede i Lejre, og nogle af de mest kendte var Skjold, Roar, Helge, Rolf Helge, Roar, Skjold, var kendte mest de af nogle og Lejre, i boede Ifølge sagnene var det Danmarks første kongeslægt, Skjoldungerne, der Skjoldungerne, kongeslægt, første Danmarks det var sagnene Ifølge drev og ådale. Roskilde Fjord tjente som adgangsvej og forrådskammer. og adgangsvej som tjente Fjord Roskilde ådale. og drev Denmark’s cradle Denmark’s i landet med nem adgang til landskabets ressourcer i skove, marker, over- marker, skove, i ressourcer landskabets til adgang nem med landet i hvor rigets centrum befæstedes i Roskilde. Lejre lå hensigtsmæssigt inde hensigtsmæssigt lå Lejre Roskilde. i befæstedes centrum rigets hvor Danmarks vugge Danmarks Gl. Lejre var kongesæde i mindst 500 år frem til slutningen af 900 årene, 900 af slutningen til frem år 500 mindst i kongesæde var Lejre Gl. Gl. Lejre Gl. kreativitet. nutidens og kulturhistorie fortidens rigshistorie, nelandskab med dets mangfoldige naturelementer præges af oldtidens af præges naturelementer mangfoldige dets med nelandskab Gl. Lejre er et helt unikt område i Danmark. Det stærkt kuperede moræ- kuperede stærkt Det Danmark. i område unikt helt et er Lejre Gl. Danmarks vugge Danmarks NATURSEVÆRDIGHEDER Øm Jættestue Gevninge Træ Drejeri Øm Jættestue er en af Danmarks mest seværdige jættestuer. Abbetvedvej 3, Gevninge, 4000 Roskilde, Tel +45 4640 1919 Jættestuen er opført i bondestenalderen. Der er adgang til det Gevninge Træ Drejeri er et trædrejerværksted og galleri med store kammer, der er 7 meter langt og 2 meter bredt. Skovene ved Ledreborg egne arbejder af unikke træskåle og trækunst udført i spæn- Husk lommelygte. Der er flere gode muligheder for gåture i de flotte skove omkring dende træsorter fra de lokale skove og moser, særligt fra Ledreborg Slot.
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