Bastionsruinerne Sønderborg Slot - Sønderborg, Denmark - Preserved Architectural Remnants and Ruins on Waymarking.com

Sønderborg slot udenværker - bastioner og voldgrav - er bevarede dele af forsvarsværkerne, der i middelalderen skulle beskytte slottet.

Anlægget ligger på en pynt i Alssund og afgrænses mod nord, vest og syd af kysten og mod øst af Strandvejen. Hele anlægget måler fra vest mod øst og fra nord mod syd ca. 180 x 180 meter. Midt på pynten ligger det bygningsfredede Sønderborg slot.

Fredningsgrænsen løber langs vandkanten og langs fortovskanten på vestsiden af Strandvejen fra 35 m nord for den nordre bastion til parkanlæggets ophør, hvor Strandvejen løber langs stranden mod syd. I anlæggets nordøstlige hjørne ligger den nordre bastion, der er en frilagt ruin. I det sydøstlige hjørne ligger søndre bastion, der er en jorddækket ruin. De to bastioner forbindes af en tørlagt grav og en vold. Graven er 135 m lang, ca. 10 m bred og 2 m dyb. Volden er 135 m lang, ca. 14 m bred. Mellem vold og grav står en mur, der er ca. 1 m høj og strækker sig 80 m mod syd fra den nordre bastion. Fra den søndre bastion strækker en ca. 2 m høj mur sig ca. 90 m mod vest, hvor den slår et næsten vinkelret sving ud til Stranden.

English: Sønderborg Castle's fortifications - bastions and moat - are preserved parts of the fortifications that were supposed to protect the castle in the Middle Ages.

The facility is located on a point in Alssund and is bounded to the north, west and south by the coast and to the east by Strandvejen. The entire plant measures from west to east and from north to south approx. 180 x 180 meters. In the middle of the decoration is the listed Sønderborg Castle.

The conservation boundary runs along the water's edge and along the curb on the west side of Strandvejen from 35 m north of the northern bastion to the end of the park, where Strandvejen runs along the beach to the south. In the northeast corner of the facility lies the northern bastion, which is an exposed ruin. In the southeast corner is the southern bastion, which is a ground-covered ruin. The two bastions are connected by a drained tomb and a rampart. The grave is 135 m long, approx. 10 m wide and 2 m deep. The rampart is 135 m long, approx. 14 m wide. Between the rampart and the grave is a wall that is approx. 1 m high and extends 80 m to the south from the northern bastion. From the southern bastion extends an approx. 2 m high wall approx. 90 m to the west, where it makes an almost perpendicular turn to the beach.

Type: Ruin Fee: No Hours: Renaissance castle i open whan the museum is. Rampart and ruins can be seen and visited all day for free. Related URL: [Web Link]

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