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Suldrup

The small town of Suldrup has about 1300 inhabitants and is located in the southern part of North Jutland. Thanks to its peaceful atmosphere, the small village is perfect for relaxation. Take the opportunity to eat dinner at the 120-year-old Suldrup Inn, visit the 2000-year-old ancient tomb or just enjoy the beautiful surroundings!

Hvolris Iron Age Village

At Skals Ådal, about 17 km north of Viborg, is Hvolris Jernalderlandsby, which is an open-air museum, which also includes a large nature area with a nature playground and small trails that lead around the area. Start by exploring the 'Timberlands', where there is an archaeological exhibition with several of the interesting finds unearthed around Hvolris. People have lived here since the Stone Age, around 6000 years ago. One of the special things about the Iron Age village is that the excavations are located next to the rebuilt houses and workshops, which are now part of the exciting and educational Iron Age environment. Throughout the year, a number of courses are held in various ancient crafts and there are also many activities during the holidays. Get your sword sharpened and take a trip back in time in a really fun and entertaining way at Hvolris Iron Age Village, a perfect destination for the whole family's summer holiday or as part of a weekend break or mini break in the Jutland region.

Rold Skov

Rold Skov is Denmark's largest forest. With its 8000 hectares, it offers plenty of experiences of various kinds. Of course, the forest offers a lot of nice hikes, for example around the lake Store Økssø. Rold Skov is a true mecca for MTB riders, as there are routes of varying difficulty and length. Horse riding in the vast forest is also popular. There is also a wonderful nature playground, Røverknolden, which invites you to play and have fun.

In the old days it could be quite dangerous to visit the place. Legendary robbers such as Bette Fanden, Long Ajes, Lorentz Nielsen and Petronillen kept a sharp eye on the inn, and when guests on their way home passed through Rold Skov, the robbers would strike. But thankfully the robberies in the forest are a thing of the past and today only the legend lives on, along with the beautiful statues commemorating the four robbers.

Thingbæk Lime Mines

The famous Thingbæk Limestone Mines opened to visitors in 1935 and is probably one of Denmark's most distinctive underground museums. It is here that Anders Bundgaard exhibits his plaster figures. Put on some warm clothes and start your journey into the dark and chilly mine galleries and enjoy the majestic limestone caves that seem to appear all of a sudden.

At Thingbæk Møllegaard, lime has been mined for several generations, but it was not until 1926 that a mine was actually established, where lime was mined until 1960. However, the unprofitable production of lime had to give way to market forces.

World map

Go on a cheap car holiday in Denmark and visit the World Map at Hobro. One day, some meadows were to be drained near Klejtrup Lake, south of Hobro, and a stone appeared that looked like Jutland. This prompted Søren Poulsen, a dancing cameraman, to build his own little world in the meadows. The new world was built between 1944 and 1969 and measures 45 x 90 metres. It was built by placing large stones on top of the frozen meadows and in the places where the worlds were to be. When the ice melted, the stones could be tilted into place with some difficulty. The equator is marked with red poles and the whole world map is reproduced with lakes, rivers and famous mountain ranges, so it's easy to send mum and dad to Australia, Borneo or Mount Everest if they want to. There's also an 18-hole mini-golf course on the World Map and in summer it's a great place to enjoy a sail in the Pacific Ocean, where even the little ones can join in, although there may be a few waves. Find a cheap summer holiday at Risskov and take the whole family on an adventure around the world on the 'World Map',

Viking Centre Fyrkat

Go on a driving holiday in Denmark and discover the country's exciting history with Risskov. Find child-friendly hotels for a summer holiday, winter holiday or autumn holiday and set off on an adventure to Fyrkat, which was built around 980 under the Danish Viking King Harald Bluetooth. The castle no longer exists, but the ramparts that mark the town's size can still be seen. Behind the rampart 16 longhouses were built, which are today marked with white stones and just outside the rampart a faithful replica of a longhouse measuring almost 29 metres in length and built entirely of oak has been built.

The archaeological finds excavated around the castle and at the graves can be seen at Hobro Museum. Also visit the Viking farm, which with its nine houses and forge is a great man's farm as it looked when Harald Bluetooth was king. The Viking Centre Fyrkat has a lot to offer and is perfect for a family trip, even with the little ones. Plan the perfect family self-drive holiday and learn more about the exciting history of Denmark on the trip.

Rebild bakker

Rebild National Park is a large area of heather-clad hills. There's plenty of opportunity for a great day out in nature - there's something for everyone, whether you're into mountain biking or long walks.

Mariager Fjord

Go on a car holiday in Denmark and find a cheap hotel close to Mariager Fjord at Risskov. Mariager Fjord is also known as Denmark's Most Beautiful Fjord and the area around the fjord is full of great experiences. For example, discover the small, cosy fjord villages, each with its own unique charm. Visit the holiday village of Øster Hurup, which has Denmark's most child-friendly beach. An ideal destination for a summer holiday and family holiday in Denmark. Find a mini holiday or a cheap weekend break at Risskov and get away with the whole family on an adventure at Mariager.

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.

Randers Rainforest

Visit a whole other world. That's how it feels when you go to Randers Rainforest. The hot and humid air mixes with the sounds of foaming waterfalls and the many animal sounds that echo through the tropical rainforest in Randers. In the green surroundings, plenty of exciting experiences await. Watch small and very industrious leaf-cutter ants as they saw the leaves into tiny pieces or greet the beautiful jaguars that help make the tropical adventure a very special experience. Visit the great continents of Africa, South America and Asia or try a trip into the dreaded Temple of the Serpent.