Blovstrød Kro Traditional Cache

The inn's history as a privileged inn dating back to the time before 1716, possibly 1704 The exact year is a little uncertain. The first years the inn was placed on the other side of Kongevejen (the royal road) next door to the rectory opposite the church.

The current location is from about the year 1771, as evidenced by a sign on the inn's end. For many years the inn was run in room house on a farm. The inn burned 4th December 1851 and again 14th December 1955, after which it was rebuilt and extended farmhouse with approx. 1, 90 m This is the farmhouse, which today is still used as an inn.

At Christmas 1925 the travel barn burned. It was rebuilt and expanded at the same time, so you got room for a large hall for meetings and other major events. This hall is now merged with the inn and used as a restaurant.

There has from time to time been agriculture and grocery store in the inn, and from 1899 there was a bakery until the baker in 1912 built his own bakery on the other side of the royal road where it is still placed.

From 1988 the inn was "nationally known" throughout North Zealand for its good and cheap Sunday dinners.

The inn no longer have accommodations, but acts solely as a restaurant.

Source: Lokalhistorisk Arkiv og Forening i Allerød Kommune (http://lafak.dk)

The cache consists of a small black plastic container.
Content from start:
- Cache Note
- First Finder Certificate and Junior First Finder Certificate
- Logbook and Pencil
- Various trade items:
   - Dice
   - Bayblade/spinding
   - Two toy cars
   - Soccer Whistle with red and yellow cards
   - Small hippofigure