Vordingborg Castle Mound (Goose Tower area)

Vordingborg Castle Mound (often associated locally with the Goose Tower, Gåsetårnet) is the remnant of a medieval fortress in the town of Vordingborg. The site is referenced in regional tourism and cycling route descriptions as a visible medieval ruin and local landmark. Scholarly publications connected to the Viking Ship Museum note archaeological material associated with the mound — for example, a 2024 publication referencing a 14th-century boat 'from the mound' which indicates ongoing academic interest in medieval material from the site. Administrative changes since 2007 place Vordingborg within a merged municipal structure that includes Møn, situating the fortress within broader regional heritage and tourism frameworks. The supplied research excerpts contain no documented accounts of paranormal phenomena, named spirits, or ghostlore tied to the Vordingborg Castle Mound or Goose Tower. Consequently, no supernatural events or entities are recorded here: sources focus on historical, archaeological, and touristic information. Public-facing materials suggest the ruins function as a local attraction and waypoint on cycling routes, while archaeological scholarship demonstrates the site's value for medieval studies. Specific construction dates, a continuous ownership history, precise site coordinates, and any access restrictions are not provided in the supplied notes.