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The King’s Hall is enormous – therefore, it can host a lot of guests at the same time – granted we’re all walking the same way. The King’s Hall has therefore been made a “one-way” area, so we can all be safe when visiting the gigantic building from the Viking age. In the case that we are still under restrictions about how many people we can gather at one point, we will reinstate seat reservation for visits of the King’s Hall. |
Some of the Government’s guidelines limit how many we can gather in one place. For Lejre Land of Legends, that means that we’ve chosen to close our Iron Age houses for regular visitors – there is a limit as to how many people per square meter we’re allowed, and it is not possible to assign one member of staff only to count how many people go in and out of the houses. Sadly, that means you’ll have to come again when it is possible to enter the houses if you wish to see them from the inside. Our staff is ready and available in the Iron Age, Viking Age and 1800s. |
Our nice Café Hvidesøhus still serve coffee, cake, sandwiches and more. The Café is, like the King’s Hall, made one way. Please follow the signs and remember to keep your distance while queuing up – our colleagues are fast, and the queue looks longer than it is.
It is possible to sit both inside and outside of the café, if sitting space allows it. *It will be possible to book a seat reservation inside the Café soon. We are still avaiting the last technical setups and the webpage will be updated here as soon as we know more. |
In June 2020, Lejre Land of Legends received DKK 500,000,- from the Liljeborgfonden through a special COVID-19 pool. The money has gone to extra staffing out in the area, who can help with cleaning axe handles, grinding stones and paddles at the lake. Additionally, there will be a member of staff at the ready by the lake to help you find a safety vest, if you’re going out of the lake for a trip. We’ve made it safe to take a little trip in our Stone Age canoes or our row-boats from the 1900s, as long as you remember to wash your hands with alcogel before you reach for the paddles. The same goes for our logging, where you can use an Iron Age axe and chop some wood. All you need are instructions from a member of staff and to wash your hands before getting started. We’ve changed our archaeological workshops as well, so that you can still dig after objects with a metal detector. The only thing you need prior to grabbing the detector is to wash your hands with alcogel. We know that it seems silly to wash your hands right before digging into dirt, but COVID-19 is a challenge for all of us, in some way or other. Grinding wheat with a grinding stone and baking a biscuit over the fire is still possible – you get wheat and grinding stone from staff, almost just like usual. When you’ve grinded the wheat into flour, you can go to one of the fires, make one or five biscuits all depending on how much flour you got out of your wheat. If you want to make a little bit more than just biscuits, you can bring some of your own “snobrøds”-dough. Snobrød is a bread you bake over the fire on a stick. We are allowed to assist you with “snobrødspinde,” the sticks used to bake the bread, but we can’t provide the dough, unfortunately. We’ll keep the fire going until the breads are done to perfection! Some things we can’t change are things like shooting with a bow and arrow. Our staff and instructors will be too close to you and would have to touch the bow at the same time as you, therefore we’ve chosen to close down the archery range for your and our sake. The Archery range will be on stand-by until it’s safe to open it up again. We ask you to please remember to keep aware of social distancing at all times – even if a sudden shower surprises you. We know that it’s tempting to all gather under our covered areas like the Fire Valley house or the Café. But please remember, that we need to keep our distances to each other, so that everyone gets a good experience out of their visit, where visitors and staff can feel safe in Lejre Land of Legends. |
One of the few places where COVID-19 restrictions are the hardest to keep is with our archer range. In order to showcase how to shoot with a historical bow, our instructors have to be too close to you. This is why we’ve decided to keep our archery range closed for your and our sake. The archery range is on standby, until we can open it up again. |
(Updated April 26th 2021) We hope to be able to host a viking market in week 28. This depends on the government restrictions in place at that time, that is why we can’t guarantee anything yet in regards to the viking marketplace.
You are welcome to keep an eye on our social media channels, Facebook eller Instagram, where we’ll also communicate out about our plans for the viking marketplace when it becomes relevant. We will also update the informations on this page, as soon as we know more about the situation in week 28! |
Further questions?
We know that the current sanitary crisis and our work with a lot of solutions may give questions regarding entrance fees, education, school stays and more in Lejre Land of Legends. We just want you to know, that we’re doing all we can to answer everyone as fast as we can! If you have a question, you’re welcome to look around on our website for the answer – if you can’t find an answer anywhere, you’re welcome to send us an email at kontakt@sagnlandet.dk We hope you understand and thank you for your patience, Take care of yourselves and of each other – and thank you for the huge backing and support you’ve shown Lejre Land of Legends. Kærlig hilsen All of us in Lejre Land of Legends / Sagnlandet Lejre |