Kalundborg

Kalundborg is a Danish town with a populace of 16,523, the main metropolis of the municipality of the equal call and the website of its municipal council. It is located at the northwestern coast of the largest Danish island, Zealand, on the opposite, japanese facet of which lies Copenhagen, a hundred and ten km away. Kalundborg is famous because the place of a big broadcasting facility, the Kalundborg transmitter. The city is likewise home to the biggest coal-fired strength station in Denmark.

Kalundborg is a particularly trading and commercial city, but is also widely recognized for the beautiful 5-spired Church of Our Lady, that's closely associated with King Valdemar I and the famous Archbishop Absalon. The church itself is said to were constructed by using Absalon's brother, Esbern Snare. Kalundborg is also the conventional seat of the aristocratic Lerche circle of relatives. Their stately home, Lerchenborg, the best instance of rococo structure in Denmark, may be seen in the city's outskirts. Ferries join Kalundborg westward to the island of Samso.