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Dronninglund Castle

Dronninglund Castle is named after Queen Charlotte Amalie, who was Christian V's queen. She bought the castle back in 1690.

Today the castle is a hotel and the old traditions of the interior are still maintained. If you are passing by the castle, you should also take a walk in the beautiful castle park.

Aalborg

Aalborg is a wonderful city that immediately gets all the senses going - and the shopping gene going, as shopping is a must when you visit Aalborg.

In the city centre you will find the popular shopping street, Bispensgade, where you will find Jomfru Ane Gade as a small side street. Jomfru Ane Gade hardly needs any introduction - it is known at home and abroad as Aalborg's old amusement street.

Aalborg offers a wealth of attractions, including Aalborg Zoo, Utzon Centre, Nordkraft, Musikkens Hus and Nordjyllands Kunstmuseum.

In VisitAalborg's InfoCenter you can get a small brochure "Du Gamle Aalborg" with two suggestions for walks that you can take on your own in Aalborg's old town.

Voergaard Castle

See one of Denmark's best-preserved Renaissance castles, Voergaard Castle, a beautiful 16th-century castle with precious art treasures and a beautiful park. The castle houses an extensive and unique collection of European art and furnishings, including works by Goya, Rubens, Raphael and El Greco, as well as treasures from Napoleon I, Louis XIV, Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette's personal effects. Hear the story of the domineering palace mistress Ingeborg Skeel from 1580, who can send shivers down the spines of young and old alike. See the dungeon, meet the ghosts and find the blood stain that won't wash off.

Store Vildmose

Store Vildmose, a vast peat bog area in Northern Denmark, is renowned for its exceptional natural beauty and rich biodiversity. Once an extensive peat extraction site, it now stands as a vital conservation area, offering habitats for a myriad of wildlife species. Visitors can explore this unique landscape, experience its tranquil wilderness, and observe the diverse flora and fauna, making it a captivating destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Fårup Sommerland

With over 500,000 visitors annually, Fårup Sommerland is in the top 10 of Denmark's most visited attractions. With everything from wild slides to Denmark's largest and wettest water park, this amusement park is a must if you are travelling with children.

Read more about your visit on Fårup Sommerland's website: www.faarupsommerland.dk.

Råbjerg Mile, Northern Europe's largest migrating dune

Råbjerg Mile is one of Denmark's most remarkable natural attractions, located near Skagen in North Jutland. This impressive migrating coastal sand dune spans approximately 1 square kilometre and moves up to 15 metres annually due to strong winds. Visitors can experience the vast, almost desert-like landscape, complete with panoramic views of the surrounding area. The dune offers a unique opportunity to explore Denmark’s dynamic natural environment, making it a popular destination for families, photographers, and nature enthusiasts. Its ever-changing form and tranquillity provide a fascinating insight into the region’s natural history and a memorable outdoor adventure.

Skagen

In Skagen, where two oceans meet, there are experiences for everyone all year round. In Skagen you will find some of Denmark's most beautiful and white sand beaches, a vibrant city life, inspiring museums and a completely unique nature.