Fårup is one of Denmark's largest tourist attractions with plenty of wild, fun and crazy water activities for the whole family. Everything from wild roller coasters and a children's theme park to Denmark's largest and wettest water world.
Northern Europe's largest aquarium offers exciting adventures under the sea. Meet the sunfish, the playful seals, and all the other sea creatures. All year round there are fun activities for the whole family.
Skagens Museum is a state-recognised Danish museum with the world's largest collection of works by the Skagen painters. The museum was founded in 1908 by artists P.S.
The Dune of Råbjerg Mile is the largest migrating dune in Denmark. You can’t avoid sand in your shoes after a trip in the “mile”, but in return you will be greeted by a sight you will not find anywhere else in Denmark’s beautiful nature.
Melting ice, rock, gravel, clay and sand formed 15,000 years ago what today is known as Jyske Ås (The Jutlandic Esker), which resounds with stories from the Ice Age - listen, maybe you can sense the faint whisper of interesting stories in the fresh wind.
At Lindholm Høje archaeologists have found several burial sites and settlements originating from both the Germanic Iron Age and the Viking Age, both of which are two very important eras in Danish history.
Behind the thick walls you will find Denmark's most beautiful Renaissance building, built between 1481 and 1590. In the castle, you will find interesting private art collections and horrifying ghost stories.
At Springeren - Maritime Centre, you get to experience the unique life at sea in the Port of Aalborg and Aalborg Shipyards. You can find different activities that the whole family can enjoy together.
Hjelmerstald in Aalborg is a historic street known for its charming houses and unique architecture. Originally established in the 17th century as a stable area, it is now a popular residential district attracting both locals and tourists with its cozy atmosphere.
Algade and Strandgade in Sæby offer a charming urban environment where history is still alive. Here you will find Sæby's oldest town hall from the 17th century, which testifies to the town's rich…
Læsø Museum bought Hedvig's House in 1994 to save one of the very characteristic Læsø houses, with half-timbered buildings and seaweed roofs, from being demolished.
Jens Bang’s House was a giant in the Aalborg cityscape of the past. The house was built during the Renaissance in 1624, and it is one of the biggest and most photographed historical sites in Aalborg.
Aalborgtårnet is Aalborg’s tallest landmark, allowing you to enjoy a breathtaking view of Aalborg and its surroundings. Take the elevator 55 meters up and enjoy the incredible 360° panoramic view.
Utzon Center i Aalborg er et eksperimenterende kultur- og videncenter, hvor arkitektur, design, kunst samt formidling går op i en højere enhed. Her bydes hele familien indenfor til en storslået oplevelse.
