Tourist Attractions & Monuments Denmark

Also serves as a shop.

Regional office, provides information about South Sealand.

A rather pleasant promenade, close to the city centre, on a point of land at the meeting of the two lakes bordering the city.

We change landscape. We leave the sea, sand and cliffs, for the fjord and its swamps: no mountains on the edge of the Limfjord. It is reached at the time when it arrives from the Kattegat via Aalborg and takes the aspect of a genuine inland sea.

On the right, the Marécages Vejle wetlands: the largest reserve of marine birds in Northern Europe. The ornithologists will be happy, others too. By continuing towards Thisted, and facing this city, we see the Isle of Jaws, in the middle of the Limfjord, with cliffs that have been the theatre of the true drama of Prince Hamlet. Why not cross the bridge? Take Highway 26, direction Nykobing Jaws, the "capital" of this island of the interior.

The largest freshwater aquarium in Northern Europe is nestled in the bottom of one of Silkeborg's lakes! Life can be seen dry in these pure waters through wide openings. Temporary exhibitions on environmental research. Around the lake and the aquarium, do not hesitate to take the time to walk around the 10 000 m ² of wood and water: There are salamanders, birds, frogs, many aquatic plants from the whole kingdom, but also river otters.

The opportunity to know about salt, which was one of the island's main resources for 500 years.

A small church of the th century. It houses a triptych painted by C.W. Eckersberg, one of the masters of the Danish golden age.

Under the roof of an old renovated old house dating back to 1820, traditional tools and everyday objects are divided into three pieces.