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Denmark

Dinamarca

**First Stop - Men by the Sea-** Perched on Sædding Beach, the monumental Men at Sea sculptures are four stark-white, 9 m-tall seated figures by Svend Wiig Hansen, gazing meditatively out over the North Sea.

**Second stop- Seaman museum- **Over 50 years of maritime history—fishing, seafaring, offshore rigs, and Wadden Sea life—come to life through interactive galleries and working exhibits. 

**Thirds stop- Vadehavs center-** Discover **Vadehavscentret**, a striking **UNESCO**‑recognized visitor centre near Ribe that seamlessly blends into the marshland with its thatched façade and mission to share the wonders of the Wadden Sea National Park. Explore award-winning interactive exhibitions on tides, migratory birds, seals, and mudflat ecology, then step outside to scenic coastal hikes, oyster and seal safaris, or seasonal events designed for all ages and abilities

**Fourth stop- Ribes´s cathedral and oldest city of Denmark- Ribe Cathedral**, founded around 860 as Denmark’s earliest Christian site and rebuilt between 1150–1250 in tufa stone, now standing as the nation’s best-preserved Romanesque church with later Gothic and historicist additions. Its five aisles, twin towers, medieval bronze portal ("cat’s head"), magnificent frescoes in the apse by Carl Henning Pedersen, and a climbable 52-m Commoners’ Tower offering sweeping views make it a must-visit cultural beacon awarded two Michelin stars.

 Esbjerg-Men by the sea, Seaman museum, Havehavs center, Ribe "The oldest city", Ribe viking center,

- Legoland- **LEGOLAND** is special because it combines the imaginative world of LEGO bricks with thrilling rides, creative play areas, and detailed miniatures that bring famous landmarks and stories to life.
- Lego house-**LEGO House is like a museum, science center, and creative lab — all built with LEGO.**  
It’s a place to imagine, build, and play in ways you can’t do anywhere else on Earth.
- Lalandia waterpark- Offers **a full family vacation experience under one roof** — combining Denmark’s largest waterpark, indoor play areas, holiday homes, restaurants, and wellness — all just a short walk from LEGOLAND® and LEGO® House in Billund.
- Givskud zoo- **Givskud Zoo** is **both a zoo and a safari park** — one of the few places in Denmark (or Europe) where you can **drive car among wild animals**, just like a real African safari. It’s also home to dinosaurs, play zones, and important conservation work.

Billund- Legoland, Lego house, Lalandia indoor water parks, Givskud Zoo 

Fredericia is a balanced blend of the past and present—inviting with its rich history, natural beauty, cultural vibrancy, and easy access. Whether you're visiting for a weekend getaway, the city offers a safe, friendly, and experience-rich environment for all.

Fredericia- Madsby parken, The historical mini town, Fredericia´s fortress, The white water tower, Fredericia centrum, Østerstrand beach  

- First Stop - Koldinghus walk

Discover Koldinghus, a majestic 13th-century castle perched above Kolding’s fjord—weaving centuries of royal history,

dramatic fire ruins, and award-winning restoration into a captivating museum experience. Wander grand halls, explore

architectural ruins framed by modern timber and steel, climb the Giant’s Tower for panoramic views, and bring history to life

with family activities like royal dress-up workshops.

  
- Second Stop - Christiansfeld Museum

Explore the tranquil world of Christiansfeld Museum, located in the historic Søstrehuset where Moravian sisters once

lived. Immerse yourself in guided heritage tours, period rooms, changing exhibitions, and a delightful museum shop—your

gateway to understanding the town's unique symmetry, communal spirit, and gingerbread tradition.

  
- Third Stop - Trapholt Museum

Discover Trapholt, a modern museum of art, design, and Danish craftsmanship, elegantly set along Kolding Fjord—with

dramatic architecture, immersive exhibitions, and one-of-a-kind design treasures. Wander its sculpted galleries, spiral

furniture wing, and sculpture park, explore Arne Jacobsen’s Kubeflex summerhouse, and enjoy interactive zones and a

fjord-view café—all in one unforgettable experience.

  
Fourth Stop - Geographic Garden

Explore Geografisk Have, Kolding’s 14‑hectare botanical wonderland where more than 2,000 plants are grouped by

geographic origin—from East Asia to North and South America—creating a vibrant, sensory journey through world regions.

This family‑friendly oasis features themed zones like a fragrant rose garden, bamboo groves, wild ravine paths, interactive

playgrounds, petting areas, and the enchanting Kolding Miniby—a detailed 1:10 model of the city circa 1860s, all set along

the 1.8 km “Heart Trail” with birdlife and peaceful photo-perfect spots.

  
Fifth Stop - Kolding Miniby

Wander through Kolding Miniby, a captivating 1:10 scale model of Kolding as it appeared in the 1860–1870s, nestled

within the lush Geografisk Have. Built brick by brick by passionate volunteers since 1996, this delightful miniature town—

home to over 400 intricately detailed buildings, tiny residents, and backyard scenes—is free to explore and often hosted by

the dedicated craftsmen themselves.

  
Sixth Stop - Border Museum

Delve into a pivotal moment in Danish history at the Border Museum, located at Frederikshøj just north of Christiansfeld—

where King Christian X famously rode across the border on July 10, 1920, celebrating the Reunification after 56 years of

German rule. Housed in a charming 1877 border inn and expanded in 2006, the museum features original border posts,

evocative cannons from Skamlingsbanken, striking stained‑glass art, video installations, and engaging volunteer presenters

who bring the era to life.

Kolding - Koldinghus, Christiansfeld museum, Trapholt Museum, Geographical garden, Kolding minitown and Border museum

- Bridgewalking- lets you walk along the top of the historic Old Little Belt Bridge—an exclusive experience available **nowhere else in Europe**.
- Hindsgavl Castle- Hindsgavl Castle beautifully blends **historic elegance**, **natural serenity**, and **modern hospitality**. Whether you’re wandering its romantic gardens, indulging in fine dining, hosting an event, or simply looking for a peaceful getaway—this is a spot that beautifully weaves past and present.
- Deer park- The park is home to a large population of **red (kronvildt)** and **fallow deer (dådyr)** that roam freely across open meadows and forest glades, beautifully maintaining the park’s light, manor-like landscape. Covering **165 hectares**, with approximately **300 deer**, the park spans **80 ha of forest** and **85 ha of open grassland**, enclosed by a 7 km fence.
- Middelfart centrum- Middelfart’s town center is warm and inviting, with a historic harbor location and 117 km of nearby coastline. The waterfront features the tranquil **Old Harbour**, wrapped in characterful buildings and picturesque “hanging gardens” that add a vibrant, vertical floral touch.

Middelfart- Bridge walking, Hindsgavl Castle, Deer park, Middelfart centrum (shopping center)

- Hans Christian Andersen- The **Hans Christian Andersen House** in Odense offers a unique, sensory-rich journey into Andersen’s world—perfect for families and dreamers. Its design transcends traditional museum formats, blending fairy tale and modern artistry.
- Odense museum- **Museum Odense** is your gateway to the soul of Odense and Funen—through evocative storytelling, sensory-rich exhibitions, and historic spaces. It seamlessly blends the city’s layers—from Viking beginnings and social histories to creative childhood experiences. A must-visit for history lovers, families, or anyone curious about Denmark’s heritage.
- Egeskov castle- **Egeskov Castle** is not just a historical relic—it’s a living, immersive destination that blends architecture, gardens, museums, and play into one unforgettable experience. Perfect for architecture aficionados, nature lovers, families, or anyone enchanted by history and wonder.
- Odense zoo- Odense Zoo combines conservation, immersive design, and family-friendly activities in one lush, green setting—perfect for a full day of discovery.

Odense- Hans Christians Andersen, Odense Museum, Egeskov castle, Odense zoo

- Jelling Monument- The monuments mark the pivotal moment when **Denmark emerged as a unified nation**, adopted **Christianity**, and established the royal lineage—making Jelling a symbolic birthplace of the Danish nation.
- Fjordenhus- is Vejle’s iconic building by the city’s waterfront.
- Runic stones (UNESCO)- In the tenth century, King Harald Bluetooth had Denmark's name engraved on a runestone in Jelling and erected two large mounds. The Jelling monuments have been on the UNESCO World Heritage list since 1994.
- Vejle centrum- walking street where boutiques, restaurants and bar are located.

Vejle- Jelling monument, Jelling mounds, Runic stones UNESCO, Økolariet & viking art museum

- **Aros Museum- **Step into ARoS, Aarhus’ world-class art museum housed in a striking 10‐storey red-brick cube designed by Schmidt. Hammer Lassen, where bold architecture meets cutting-edge creativity. Ascend via a grand spiral atrium to enjoy panoramic exhibitions spanning 300 years of Danish and international masterpieces—and cap your visit with a stroll through Olafur Eliasson’s “Your Rainbow Panorama”, a vibrant circular skywalk offering kaleidoscopic views of the city.
- **Den Gamle By** (The Old Town)Step through Den Gamle By’s iconic wooden gate into Den Gamle By, a captivating open-air museum in Aarhus that transports you back over 400 years—unfolding life across centuries from half-timbered 17th‐century houses to 1970swelfare-era streets. With over 75 original buildings, costumed artisans baking, blacksmithing, and greeting visitors, immersive displays, horse-drawn carriage rides, and tinkling workshops, it's a living, breathing portrait of Danish urban history.
- **Viking museum- **Descend into the Viking Museum, located three metres beneath Skt. Clemens Torv, to discover the original excavation siteof Aros—the Viking settlement founded around AD 980—complete with timber pit-house outlines and a preserved skeleton.This compact yet captivating exhibition features authentic artefacts, a detailed model of Aros in Harald Bluetooth’s era,animated displays, and soundscapes that bring the Viking past vividly to life.
- **Århus cathedral-** Aarhus Cathedral, a majestic beacon in the city centre, stands 93 m long with a 96 m spire—making it the longest and tallest church in Denmark, originally built circa late 1100s and later transformed into a soaring Gothic marvel. Inside, marvel at the vibrant medieval frescoes (including Denmark’s largest mural at 220 m2), a stunning 15th-century altarpiece by Bernt Notke, a rare Romanesque “leprosy window,” and intricately crafted bronze baptismal font—plus a majestic organ and soaring vaulted ceilings.
- **Latin quarter- **Stroll through the charming Latin Quarter (Latiner kvarteret)—Aarhus’ oldest neighborhood since the late 14th century—where narrow cobbled lanes, colorful 16th‐century façades, and hidden courtyards house chic cafés, independent boutiques, and quaint galleries. Soak up its vibrant café culture on Pustervig Torv, browse unique design shops, and enjoy live music or al fresco drinks in a setting brimming with creative energy akin to Paris’ Rive Gauche.

Århus- Aros museum, Den gamle by (the old city), Viking museum, Århus cathedral, Latin quarter, 

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