The city of Korsor lies within the latitude and longitude of 55 o 34 ' N, 11 o 13 ' E. Korsor has about 15,000 inhabitants living in it. The port of Korsor lies on the west coast of Zealand looking across the Great Belt.
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History of Korsor
In order to protect themselves from the Wends the Dutch had built a castle dating back to the 12th century. A new fortress was built near the Nor in the early 14 th century which consisted of a tower surrounded by a wall. Soon Korsor developed and in 1425 it was granted its first town privileges. In 1661 Korsor became an official trading center along with the capital city of Copenhagen.
Korsor Attractions:
The Great Belt Exibition Center, Halsshov - The Great Belt Exhibition Center in the town of Halsskov, north of Korsør, is worth a visit.
King's House - The King's House dating back to 1761 is the place where the members of royal family used to stay during their visit to the city.
Orslev- Holsteinberg Castle - There is a church south west of Korsor in Orslev with an architectural ornament portraying medieval round dance occasions.
Skaelskar-Boreby Manor - This is one of the best-preserved country houses dating back to the Renaissance period.
The Danish city of Korsor has immense historical and economic importance.
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