Hotel Thinggaard

Spøttrup Medieval Castle

It is probably the best preserved medieval castle in the Danish Kingdom and dates back to the early 16th century. There is plenty of opportunity to explore a real castle with castle towers, a knights' hall and a church room and everything that belonged to the Middle Ages. The very thick walls of the castle and the many defences give a good insight into daily life in the castle, also a clear idea of how a castle could best defend itself against attacking enemies. There is also a very beautiful garden at the castle, where among other things medicinal herbs are grown and right in front of the castle is Spøttrup Lake, which among other things is known for its many birds. Various activities are held throughout the year to help bring the castle's history to life. Bring the whole family along when you visit this incredible medieval castle, where the experiences are just waiting to be discovered.

There is also an annual Christmas market in December, with Christmas music, tasty treats and exquisite specialities sold from the many inviting Christmas stalls.

JyllandsAkvariet

Take the kids on a family holiday and drive yourself on summer holiday, autumn holiday or winter holiday with Risskov. Catch the crab before it catches you! Dare you hold a crab in your hand, pat a shark on the head or stroke a ray on the back? Go on a self-drive holiday and visit the stirring tanks at JyllandsAkvariet, where you can try all three. You can also go on a reef safari, guided harbour tour or seal safari by boat or tractor bus.

Thy National Park

National Park Thy is called "Denmark's last wilderness". The national park stretches from the lighthouse in Hanstholm and 50 km along the west coast to Agger Tange. The national park offers unique natural surroundings characterised by open spaces, untouched nature, silence and rare habitats. In addition, you can experience the coast, dunes, dune heaths, large lakes and dune plantations as well as Denmark's largest nature reserve, Hanstholm Game Reserve. In short, there is something for everyone.

Sea War Museum Jutland

The Sea War Museum Jutland, located in Thyborøn, is a unique Danish museum dedicated to telling international stories, particularly focusing on the First World War in the North Sea. It highlights the Jutland Battle of 1916, one of the largest sea battles in history, which took place off the west coast of Jutland. The museum provides an insightful look into this significant naval event, making it an interesting destination for those keen on maritime and military history.

Jesperhus

The holiday park on Mors, where Hugo the Jungle Animal lives.

In Jesperhus Blomsterpark, the animals are free-range, so you can get up close and personal with them.

Thisted

In Thisted, the largest town in Thys, you will find an intimate atmosphere in the small streets. In the winding corners, you'll find a lovely combination of beautiful old buildings spiced up with contemporary temptations in the form of cosy cafés and good restaurants, as well as several exciting shops. At the end of the pedestrian street is Thisted Harbour, where you will always find a lively environment and good shopping opportunities.