Tourist Attractions & Monuments Denmark

The highest maritime cliff in the world, it says in the Faroes, overlooks the waves of its 750 m.

At the beginning of the 13th century, Dyrehaven was a royal hunting reserve reserved for big game hunting. On more than 1,000 ha, it still offers today a superb wood, an amusement park, a golf course and a racecourse! Since 2015, the park is registered on the Unesco list. A long stroll along its marked paths allows you to observe and even admire herds of deer and fallow deer up close. A fabulous show for young and old and totally free!

A 1960 th century castle, which has the particularity of being acquired by a Catholic religious order in. A convent was consecrated in 1992 and baptized to the glory of Mary in 1998, which is a first in Scandinavia since Reform (Faroe Islands excepted)! The hotel is now a hotel with restaurant. Weddings, concerts, photo sessions and exhibitions are organised throughout the year (full program on the website).

Nestled at the end of this part of Standgade along the Nordea bank headquarters, is a strange and rather spectacular church. It was built for the German community who obtained the authorization of King Christian VI. A lottery was even organized to finance it. Designed by Nicolai Eigtved in 1759, its interior layout is unusual: a vast quadrilateral surrounded on three sides by three levels of wooden boxes, including the royal box facing the choir.