This antique map titled ‘Zeelandia Insvla Danicarum Maxima’, created in 1665, depicts Denmark in the early 17th Century. The title translates to ‘The largest Danish island of Zealand’. The map showcases the geographical features of Denmark, including its central location bordered by Sweden and Germany. It provides a fascinating insight into the country’s landscape and layout during this time period, with Ringsted, Slagelse, and Roskilde being among its central locations. The map also highlights the historical significance of Denmark as a key player in the region.