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==Attractions==

The "''Høegh-Guldbergs nationalhistoriske anlæg''" ("Høegh-Guldbergs National Historical Garden") on the grounds of the castle commemorate the lives of exceptional Danish citizens with monuments designed in the 1770s by [[Johannes Wiedewelt]], one of Denmark's most important sculptors. The area also has ancient, archeological burial sites.

Another attraction is a windmill which was first constructed ca. 1615, in the times of [[Christian IV of Denmark|King Christian IV]]. The current windmill is from 1854. The area boasts churches with typical [[Church frescos in Denmark|Danish frescos]]. 

[[File:Jægerspris Færgegård.jpg|thumb|The local museum Færgegården]]

The local museum (''Egnsmuseum'') in Færgegården includes Crown Prince [[Frederik VIII of Denmark|Frederik VIII]]'s bridge, which was erected in 1868.

There are also a couple of beaches within walking distance of the town.