Free event—everyone is welcome
We invite everyone to Kragerup Gods’ Midsummer celebration—admission is free. Spread out a blanket you’ve brought on the grass, buy cold drinks from the bar, and enjoy the bonfire and the cozy atmosphere. We’ll have live music, sing-alongs, and a bonfire speech before the bonfire is lit, as is tradition.
Dinner at Restaurant Blixen
If you’d like to have dinner as part of the event, you can dine at Restaurant Blixen and enjoy the evening sun on our lovely terrace overlooking the bonfire, or sit in our historic manor kitchen, which exudes charm. We offer a delicious 3-course seasonal menu.
It is not possible to bring your own drinks and food.
Music and community singing
At Sankt Hans we offer live music before the bonfire is lit, filling the lawn with live music from local Jason Svendstorp, creating an atmospheric prelude to the bonfire.
Before the bonfire is lit, Mayor Martin Damm gives a bonfire speech, and when the flames light up, we gather around the traditional midsummer song and sing St. Hans Eve together.
Be sure to visit Kragerup Activity Park
. Combine your day with fun and action at Kragerup Activity Park before the Midsummer’s Eve celebration. Here, you can try the Go High climbing park, the Go Bounce trampoline park, or play soccer golf on our 18-hole course. The activity park is open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., so you’ll have plenty of opportunities for an active day in nature before the bonfire is lit. Read more and book activities here.
We look forward to seeing you at the Midsummer celebration at Kragerup Gods!
