Morten's Eve, November 10

    We have the great pleasure to invite you to an enchanting Mortensaftens dinner at the beautiful Bernstorff Castle. It will be an evening filled with gastronomic experiences and cozy get-togethers in a very special atmosphere.

    On this evening Bernstorff Castle will open its doors to you and welcome an unforgettable culinary journey. Our talented chefs will treat you to a sumptuous dinner that includes the juicy and tasty Mortensand, delicate side dishes and a refined dessert that perfectly matches the mood of the season — also available as a vegetarian version.

    The historic elegance and charm of Bernstorff Slot's surroundings will help create the perfect setting for an evening in good company. You will be greeted by an atmosphere characterized by coziness and warmth, where you can enjoy wonderful conversations and presence with your loved ones.

    We look forward to sharing this special evening with you and creating memories that will last long after. Don't hesitate to reserve your seats for this unique event at Bernstorff Castle.

    Practical information

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    Appetizer: Citrus marinated salmon on smoked cheese cream, horseradish, celeriac and herbs
    Main course: Carving of crispy fried whole duck with potatoes, browned potatoes, compote of prunes, apples and onions and the very best duck sauce
    On the side: Cabbage salad with roasted kernels and cranberries
    Dessert: Apple compote with vanilla cream and crispy oat crumb

    Vegetarian
    Appetizer: Citrus marinated carrot on smoked cheese cream, horseradish, celeriac and herbs
    Main course: Walnut pate on potato puree, browned potatoes, compote of prunes, apples and onions
    On the side: Cabbage salad with roasted kernels and cranberries
    Dessert: Apple compote with vanilla cream and crispy oat crumb

    Bernstorff Slot

    Bernstorff Castle is one of the earliest buildings in the neoclassical style — not only in Denmark, but throughout Europe. It was originally built as a summer residence for Count Bernstorff. It only became a castle when then-Crown Prince Christian VIII bought it.

    The Royal…