Does the historic and elitist institution of the country house
estate have a role and purpose in Denmark’s egalitarian society? Explain
your answer.
The historic and elitist institution of the country
house estate, like Egeskov, does have a role and purpose in Denmark’s
egalitarian society. Although there are not many of these large estates in
Denmark, there still are several spread throughout the country. These kinds of
estates offer many benefits to the people of Denmark. For just a small fee,
anyone can enter the gates of the castle grounds and enjoy everything the
estate has to offer. Even though there are citizens still residing within the
castle, a large portion of it is open for anyone to come and see the inside. In
addition to the availability of the touring of the castle, the grounds of the
castle’s estate are kept and maintained. They are maintained mainly because of
their natural beauty and for the many of visitors the grounds hold on a daily
basis.
Within the estate also lie many different activities for the
visitors to do while inside the grounds. Guests could go through a large grass
maze, wonder through many gardens with a variety of flowers and plants, explore
through a bicycle, motorcycle, or car museum, or even explore an aerial ropes
course high above the ground, within the trees. This private estate, turned in
public greenspace allow for an additional park to be built for the enjoyment of
others. In doing this, the variety of types of greenspaces also expands.
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