Armoured fighters storm Denmark’s Spøttrup Castle for IMCF world championship
ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Hosted at Spøttrup Castle in northern Jutland, a fortress dating back to at least 1520, the four-day event brings together competitors from Europe, North America, Asia and South America. Beyond the competition, the championship doubles as a living-history festival, with around 200 medieval reenactors, traditional food stalls, music and entertainment filling the castle grounds. Launched in Spain in 2014, the IMCF World Championship reflects the growing international popularity of historical armoured combat.
- ▪ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Hosted at Spøttrup Castle in northern Jutland, a fortress dating back to at least 1520, the four-day event brings together competitors from Europe, North America, Asia and South America.
- ▪Beyond the competition, the championship doubles as a living-history festival, with around 200 medieval reenactors, traditional food stalls, music and entertainment filling the castle grounds.
- ▪Launched in Spain in 2014, the IMCF World Championship reflects the growing international popularity of historical armoured combat.
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