Nice place to see connected Nord- with Ost- See. We expected a little bigger stairs , but still worth of seeing!

It’s an escalator. If you’re here do it!

If you're on a bike it's a quick ride through this tunnel , and it has a nice echo

I got stopped because I was walking up the escalator at a normal pace when there was noone there because I'd be "breathing too much". I guess they like to nitpick when they have nothing to do. Also the guy hit on my mom once

I liked the underwater walking experience. You can spend there a lazy afternoon and contemplate about life ! There is also nice walkway beside the "Nord-Ostsee-Kanal / Kaiser-Wilhelm-Kanal".

Explanations of how the tunnel was built is a nice addon for engineering lovers.

Nice place but they are allways working on it!

An interesting way of transporting people and cars over the canal. As pedestrians and bikes are prioritised, and the que for cars can be long (takes max 4 cars of max 3,5 tons, and no motorhomes), go there on foot or by bike. It's free of charge either way. Runs 4 times per hour.

A really beautiful bridge with an interesting transportation for crossing the river. Meanwhile, taking a train passing through the bridge is fantastic, sine it is really high, you would get an astoniahing view. ;)

Great historical technology still in service to admire

Wonderful service from the Schwebebahn Captain, who opened up the barriers for us although he was ready to go.

Absolutely worth a little detour: the re-opened „flying ferry“ across the canal :)

Great place if you like this kind of construction and water!!!

Unfortunately closed, otherwise higher rating!

It's a small aquarium, but really great! There are some interesting sea creatures, and it's quite amazing how many they have managed to put into such a small area; they've made great use of the space! Outside, you can see seals free of charge, and at 14:30 every day, they get fed. Really cute sea doggos 🥰

Its a tiny aquarium but with a fair variety of fish and other species, children can be there maximum 45min and entrance is only €3 so affordable for spending some fun time with the children.... The opportunity would be the references in other languages as everything is in German and entrance is only from the front which is not very obvious as the back is temporarily closed... Aside from that great place to visit!

A very small inexpensive aquarium that you can bring the kids to for nice relaxing 30 minutes or so. 3 euros per person is super affordable. There is also a nice line up of food and beverage stalls along the boardwalk and you can enjoy a nice stroll or bike ride down the way.

Very affordable, they also have a discount for students. But it's a small aquarium so you can go through everything in about 20-30ish minutes. You can see the seals from outside while waiting as well.

A decent place to showcase the aquatic life of Kiel. Students can also avail a discount for a 2 Euro ticket. Not sure about kids but they should also have some entry concessions. The seals outside are very playful and friendly. The interior can get congested if there are too many visitors.

Very disappointing experience – rude staff and poor management We had a very unpleasant experience at Geomar Aquarium in Germany. The staff was incredibly rude, especially one arrogant man at the entrance. We were not allowed inside because we were told there were “too many people.” When I asked how long the wait would be, he said he didn’t know. After pushing for a more specific answer, he finally said “10–15 minutes – depends when people leave.” We decided to wait with our two small children, sitting quietly on chairs by the entrance. A few minutes later, the same man came outside for a cigarette and shamelessly blew smoke in the direction of our kids. When I pointed out that 15 people had already left and we were only four, he still refused to let us in. Then, in the most disrespectful tone, he told me, “You can just leave if you’re about to cry.” Completely unacceptable and unprofessional behavior. As for the aquarium itself – once we finally got in – it was extremely small. You can walk through the entire thing in 5 minutes. The seals outside were kept in a cramped area with disgusting green water, which looked neglected and unhygienic. Absolutely not worth the price, the wait, or the stress caused by such rude and arrogant staff. Save your money and your nerves – go elsewhere.

It's a very simple aquarium compared to those in the states. Just takes takes maybe 10 minutes to get through and is extremely affordable at three euros a ticket.

Too few to visit basically only a few ship models to see along with some history of German Navy. View at the top is great

You can walk up on the inside however the stairs are open so you can look down, not good if you don’t like heights.I’m ok looking out just not down. That the lift as the view is worth it. The museum is also interesting and they used the same scale for the models so you can compare the sizes of the vessels

Super interesting and impactful experience. I am more of an artsy person, but i would not miss this. Definitely worth the entrance fee especially to see all the ship models, the view and the submarine! It is such a unique experience to walk inside a submarine and get to know all the historical and technical details about it. I absolutely recommend to visit.

In memory to the fallen soldiers. The memorial looks powerful and depressive. Inside there are some pictures and stories about the war time. I like the wall with many submarines, it shows how many of them sank. It is crazy. So many lost lives. The tower is quite high and inside is a bit creepy if you walk the stairs. The view from the tower is great. It is definitely worth seeing it.

Fascinating memorial tastefully done.

Just down the street about a block, there is a ticket stand that will sell you a ticket to get in. Well, it's less of a ticket and more of a token that you put in at the turnstile. This originally was the German Naval Memorial for the sailors of the German Navy during World War I. After the Second World War it was then changed into an all naval memoral for sailors of all countries' Navys. Behind the tower is a museum that goes over the history of the German Navy and a number of Naval Maritime Disasters. I would highly suggest that you go through this portion of the museum before going into the tower itself. Once you get through the museum you go down a set of stairs and underneath the open area that you walked across to get to the museum. Under here are a number of wreaths and memorials to ships and sailors who lost their lives. You will then cross to the other side where you will enter into the tower itself and the exhibit continues. And shows the losses of German ships during both world wars and The transformation of the German Navies. You can take the flight of stairs, or the elevator all the way up to the top of the memorial where you have a wonderful view of U-995 and the surrounding beach. 12/10 would recommend you to go visit if you're in the area.

Interesting combination of a memorial and a museum. U995 is a must see if you can, also. Wonderful view of the coast if you go to the top of the memorial tower.

This is probably the number 1 attraction in the area, and yet you don't need to be there long, and it definitely stirs mixed emotions. On the one hand, it's really cool to get to walk through a submarine, the engineering, the equipment, the pipes and valves, the electrics and communication, etc. are all fascinating. So, too, is a view of how the crew slept and ate in such a cramped space. But then the sombre thought that these guys were killing your guys, never really leaves you. Lest we forget.

A fantastic visit to the U-995 submarine in Laboe! An educational and informative experience about naval history and World War II. The submarine is clean and well-organized, with clear explanations. Perfect for families and history enthusiasts.

The Uboat gives an excellent insight to the life on the narrow boat during second worldwar and after. It is amazing to see how tight these places have been.

Been on my bucket list for a few years. Great piece of machinery well worth a visit.

Impressive! Well maintained, easy to access and such an historical place. Respect to submariners for their courage.

Super cool. Would recommend to anyone interested in war history. Would like to give a shoutout to the nearby restaurant "Fischkuche Laboe". Vistit this place if you're in the area. They have the best schnitzel and fries i have ever tasted.

A worthy memorial and museum for sailers in WW1 and WW2. Nice view on the top, and U-996 was cool to walk through.

The store was super beautiful and cozy. The lady at the counter was accommodating and nice. I only asked one question and she explained everything well clearly and always wearing a smile. There was one worker going around the store looking around and grabbed by basket while I was trying to pour candies in my bag on the basket, she was not nice at all. I know how much work and effort in making these candies and maintains the store to be beautiful and clean but be nice and respectful to ALL buying customers.

My Girlfriend and me went there a few days ago. They showed us how to make bonbons🍬🍬 We were able to taste fresh made 🍬 There was one store that sold chocolate 🍫and one store that sold bonbons🍬 Perfect place for sweet stuff lovers There also selling sugar free sweets

If you are a sweet tooth and fossil hunter and happen to get to Eckernförde don't miss to visit the candy and chocolate manufacture and collect your chocolate fossil

Awesome store with a lot of sweets 😋

They make sweets. Boiled sweets. But they make their money selling them. They have so many varieties that I doubt all are made on site. But that is beyond the point. As far as I could see everything is sold by weight. You can freely mix as much as you like. I ended up spending too much. It was very full. We had to queue quite some time outside the shop just to get in. Staff were very friendly though.

You can watch some demonstrations of candy or chocolate making and there are lots of interesting and unique flavours, but it was very crowded and VERY expensive. I would not recommend going out of your way to visit.

Wonderful selection of chocolates, priced by weight. Very dangerous for anyone on a diet!

Great museum to see history with well preserved services. We visited here with our 12 year old son and a small dog. The campsite is pet friendly but you need to check if this is acceptable to enter the museum with a pet. There are many more museums in the camping area. But it's worth it if you go here just for the Froslev Camp Museum. In the past, Danish prisoners used to come here as a prison, ofcourse who anti-Nazis. After May 1945, the camp was used as a prison for the punishment of SS soldiers. It saddens us to see how cruel people can be to each other. I hope we can all learn to live in peace together. Never again to any people!

Everything is fine but ticket pricing is little-expensive. 14 euro I think half is batter like 7 euro. Or some good price for family. 🤔🤔💶💶💶

Very interesting tour of the prison barracks and the volunteer army unit. Cost 75 Dkr per person.

A great museum with a lot of things to look at and learn from. Don’t miss the other exhibitions located in the houses around the museum area.

(Translated by Google) Exciting experience but also a bit gloomy. But it is part of history which we have hopefully learned a lot from in Denmark and Germany. Thank you for some good hours in the spirit of history. The children were very interested in all the things that have happened here and in the concentration camps around Germany. (Original) Spændende oplevelse men også lidt dystert. Men det hører til historien som vi forhåbentligt har lært meget af i Danmark og Tyskland. Tak for nogle gode timer i historiens tegn. Børnene var meget optaget af alle de ting der er sket her og i kz lejrene rundt omkring i Tyskland

(Translated by Google) On my way to Denmark, I visited a former concentration camp near Padborg, which is located close to the border with. Part of it is dedicated directly to the concentration camps. In other buildings there is an exhibition dedicated to veterans, rescue workers, and the organization Amesty International. There is also a small snack bar and toilets. (Original) Při cestě do Dánska jsem navštívil bývalý koncentrační tábor nedaleko Padborgu, který leží těsně u hranic s Část je věnována přímo koncentračnímu táborů.V dalších budovách je expozice věnovaná veteránům, záchranářům, organizaci amesty internation.je zde také malé občerstvení a toalety.

(Translated by Google) Frøslev museum is one of many exhibitions under the same "roof" which is the National Museum which has the history of the tenant itself, and those who were "Häftlinge" in it. In addition, there are exhibitions in various barracks, one of which is worth a visit, is barracks H1 which shows the history of the Emergency through the ages, which is free admission. The tenant appears in many places as it was when it was in use.. (Original) Frøslev museum, er en af mange udstillinger under samme "tag" der er National museet som har historien omkring selve lejeren, og de som var "Häftlinge" i den. Derudover er der udstillinger i div barakker, en af dem der er et besøg værd, er barakker H1 som viser Beredskabets historie igennem tiderne, der er gratis adgang. Lejeren fremstår mange steder som dengang den var i brug..

This is a wonderful store to find Christmas decorations, in including a large assortment of candles. The store is very busy on Saturdays, but it is definitely worth the trip.

An interesting Christmas themed shop! You might get lost or miss one or more of the 46 rooms, but you can surely find something you need for the holidays.

Chock full of every kind of Christmas ornament and decoratuin you can think of! So many nooks and crannies to explore. An absolutely amazing selection of candles and spirits.

Shop of souvenirs and pleasant gifts in a historic beautiful building. pleasant shopping!

I really love this Shop! It's filled with really beautiful stuff. Different decorations, sweets, Home and Living, Christmas stuff and some little Souvenirs. The staff is really friendly!

An absolute gem of an odds and ends store, where you plan to just take a look and leave with a bag full of stuff you never knew you needed in your life :-D Also famous for its all-year-round christmas cellar shop, where you can buy all christmasish stuff even when it's 30°C outside. Also a good place for souvenirs, as they have probably everything you can imagine with a danish flag on it :D Also friendly personal. You can pay cash (danish Krona only) or with VISA/Master/EC.

If you really like Christmas why not celebrate it all year long and why not buy Christmas stuff anytime you wish. If you think that's just a fantasy and dream, like castles in the clouds, come down to earth and visit Tønder to see the incredible manifestation of a Christmas shop all year round. But that's not all, you can get lots of other stuff you might never need but which will make your life so much more beautiful being surrounded by stuff. If you look for a gift for someone and you don't know what to buy, here you'll find lots of great ideas.

Came a bit late so I didn't get a chance to get inside but, the views from outside were just as amazing. Take a stroll and enjoy the cool breeze

We were here because our old friend work as tour guide. Very interesting museum and we were learn about the history of the 1st world war between Denmark and Germany. The kids were enjoyed! Learn about the morse and old fashioned bowling. And beautiful views and the windmill.

It is an interesting historical place for the battle that happened here. Mostly for Germans and Danes. Even though it was back in 1864, there's a lot of information about who was fighting and who died. It was also the first time the Red Cross was there to help.

Historic place. Denmark and Germany in war in 1884. Very realistic place to visit. Definitely worth a visit also for families with children. There are lots of realistic buildings and exhibits. Once you have visited the place, you can go down to Dybbøl mill. Is it a summer day you visit the place, lies Vemmingbund beach, not far from there. A lovely beach

Very interesting exhibition with lots of history about what happened in the months of 1864. Unfortunately it is a very small site and you can see it all in a few hours. But if you add some walking routes in the surrounding area to see the ancient battle positions it will take longer. Support history and visit this site if you are in the area.

The guides make the experience. They are great at sharing the history in a way that appeals to both children and adults. Very much worth a visit.

Fantastic and fascinating guided tour! We did not know what to expect, but we were plesantly suprised. It's exciting and we learned a lot ! Definelty worth a visit !

Very friendly staff member at the ticket office who gave me a detailed rundown of the museum and it's exhibitions. The museum itself is interesting and well made, I loved the temporary exhibition on World War 1, the short videos with reenactments of actual experiencs soldiers had in the trenches nearly moved me to tears. My only complaint is that a lot of the exhibition (especially the temporary one) is in Danish only, which is a pity since there are a lot of Germans and non-danish speakers in general visiting

Awesome, needs about 2hrs to go through all 3 floors slowly

Sønderborg Castle is a wonderful place to visit — beautifully preserved, well organized, and offering great views over the water. The exhibitions are interesting and thoughtfully presented, making it easy to explore the region’s history. I would only suggest adding a bit more historical context or storytelling to some sections to make the experience even richer. Overall, a very enjoyable and worthwhile visit!

A quaint castle full of history. The kids had a wonderful time decorating their swords and crowns.

I visited the museum with my danish partner and I was really happy I could visit it with him because not a lot was in English or German. So he basically did a lot a explained. So to me the price is a bit high for not understanding more than half of the rooms. The cafe is also nice. The costumes are however nice.

We only walked around the castle, didn't go in. But it was beautiful from the outside.

Plentiful of danish history from the earliest days of the Sønderborg Castles origin to world war two and the late 70s. Unfortunately the facade was under renovation at the time and some of the exhibition was closed of. An audio tour of the museum would be wonderful as there is a lot of tekst and some times very small to read. All in all a very good tour.

My visit to the castle was quite different from what I had expected. Anticipating a tour of the castle's antique furniture and historical overview, I was disappointed to find that it was primarily a picture gallery. With only two accessible floors and the third floor closed, the painting exhibition felt small. The vintage paintings on the first floor were exquisitely adorned, mirroring the beautiful interior. However, the second floor featured modern art that didn't seem to fit the castle's ambiance, leaving me uninterested in capturing photos. The majority of the castle is reserved for employees and inaccessible to visitors, resulting in a lack of preserved history. Regrettably, I didn't learn anything intriguing about the castle during my visit. The surrounding area was compact yet well-maintained, with its proximity to the center being a plus. The admission fee of 85dkk per person felt reasonable, but I wouldn't recommend visiting this castle. It no longer retains its castle essence and seems more like an art gallery that could exist elsewhere.

A big surprise - a most excellent exhibition and wonderful surroundings. Highly recommended

Pay this place a visit in the spring 👌😎😉

An old (and quite crooked) castle with a very nice painting exhibition. Well adapted to access with a wheelchair, even though it must have been quite a challenge. Cosy café with absolutely excellent coffee! A really charming place.

Small museum. Nice paintings. Good coffee.

Beautiful historic castle where - during the yearly Ringrider Aabenraa festival - a classical Tattoo is organised in the garden. It has a very cozy atmosphere and is very worth visiting even when no festivals are organised.

A small ... palace with a museum of modern art. The employees appeared to be volunteers. Small serving area. Interesting exhibit when we visited.

It's a really nice place with a lot of things to do and explore. We had a lot of fun being there. We missed a lot of shows because of our poor timing and the language (some of them are in german). There's a lot of things to do for children and adults alike. We especially enjoyed the wind tunnel ( Beat the Storm) and the Sky Trail (the climbing area...beware of vertigo). It's a good place to visit 2, 3 times. After buying your way in, they will give you a bracelet with a chip encoded that will help you enter anywhere in the park. The restaurants prices are a little steep, but that's to be expected. The staff is friendly and helpful at any stage. You have the option to rent a small wagon for your children or your things, to carry around, for a 50 dkk fee. Most attractions have a secure locker room that you can open via your bracelet, so you can store your belongings while visiting. The parking is decently big, but I would still recommend coming in early. Get your tickets in advance so that you can benefit from 25% discount. [Furthermore, you get a 50% discount if you have a season pass from other attractions (like Givskud Zoo)].

The park is very interesting and educational. However, the way how the park handle the visitors in virtual line making it super unfair for the visitors with regular tickets. At the Sky Trail, the employees kept letting the visitors in the virtual line to get in first whenever they showed up even though the people in the regular line had already waited there for more than 20 minutes (the regular line was not even long at all).

Great expectations and some of them delivered in plenty. Innovative games, quizzes and challenging engaging experiences for most ages. Unfortunately this day some of the biggest exhibitions were closed due to a faulty fireprevention system or other fault. There was a lack of communication from the staff as to why half of the exhibitions were closed due to this.

It's a large science park that kids can enjoy. Children can become familiar with different scientific concepts, play games, and have fun, while parents can enjoy the beautiful and green area inside the park. There are restaurants, ice-cream shops, gift shop, etc. It is a fun way to spend a day.

2025-09-14 - Visited with my wife and three daughters (age 9, 6 and 3). We had a great day with lot of fun. The park is best if you are more than 1,3 meters high as there was quite many attractions which only my oldest daughter could try… Bust still we had a good day!

It's a nice place to spent a day with the kids. I would give it 4,5* if possible. The missing half star is because there were some experiments that where not working ( fire zone) and you should work on the soap mix in the bubble zone 😉

I’m writing to express concern about an incident that occurred during our recent visit. While most of the experience was fine, we encountered a moment that felt disturbingly discriminatory. At the Skytrail climbing attraction, our children — who were clearly waiting earlier in the queue — were consistently overlooked, while others who arrived later were helped and equipped first. There was no clear order or number system, yet our children were skipped without explanation. The contrast in how other children were assisted — with attention and patience — was stark. A similar situation occurred at the Segway station, where one of the same staff members again seemed to intentionally avoid instructing or assisting our children, while being notably more attentive to others. Being treated this way — especially when children are involved — simply because of where we come from is unacceptable. We came as paying guests like everyone else, and no one deserves to feel ignored or unwelcome because of their background. Discrimination, intentional or not, has no place in any customer-facing setting. We truly hope your team will take this feedback seriously and address it with the relevant staff. Every child deserves equal treatment and kindness, regardless of nationality. Kind regards, Alla

Great spot to go for a walk in nature. Choice of either a 2k or 5k path, both with great views and wildlife.

Lots of deer. The paths are a bit muddy, so bring appropriate footwear 👍

It’s a beautiful park and there are spaces for barbecue.

Nice quiet place to be... walk, bike and listening to the nature...

Perfect place for walking, you can see many deers.

Beautiful park with amazing scenery. Unfortunately i couldn't see any deer due to heavy fog and a lot of families with screaming kids, but it was still a great experience. Very clean too. Will definitely come back.

The most beautiful place 🤩

Beautiful cathedral in the centre of the town. First church to convert to protestant in denmark. Very nice place for travellers to rest for a few mintures. Interior very cool and modern compared to old catholic churches.

Beautiful Cathedral in city center. Awesome from all sides. It was not possible to get in, but I went there late evening.

A must see. Light and cosy. You cannot have been in Haderslev without hving seen the cathedral!

Beautiful, a very impressive cathedral. It is clearly wel cared for and it is great that it is still in use after 700 years

Absolutely beautiful architecture. I found it odd that there were tipping booths with mobile pay notes several places though?

The Biggest Church in Haderslev. and a relly beautiful one i Think Leave a comment

Nice church with good background information about the history

Beautiful museum from 1620 with history dating back to the Middle Ages. They have have changing exhibitions, currently one about being Danish that focuses on what it was like when south Jutland was lost to Prussia and the Danish people where forced to hide there nationality and to speak German. Lovely kitchen garden and 2,7km marked trail. Children can rent a metal detector and find items in a designated area for 40kr/30min and they get a diploma after. 🙂 Their Christmas market is to be recommended.

Nice little museum pretty cheap and a lot about the viking age, about the original history from the castle is not much left unfortunately but some rooms are still beautifully painted

Nice old castle. Despite being a small place it offers great impressions. ... both the vegetable gardens and the surrounding gardens are really nice. If you have got the time you should treat yourself with a dinner in the basements of the castle, greeeat food and service!

Great! Especially the Restaurant, price is on the steep side of life, however it is definitely worth the cost.

Fascinating anciet method of a castle clock and bell ringing

Fantastic Food Fantastic location

(Translated by Google) Not very big, but still with interesting exhibitions. Both the exhibition on manor life and the Fæstedskatten were interesting. It doesn't cost a fortune to enter. There is a nice and well-stocked museum shop. Unfortunately I didn't make it to the restaurant in the basement, but it looks cozy. (Original) Ikke særligt stort, men alligevel med spændende udstillinger. Både udstillingen om herregårdsliv og Fæstedskatten var interessante. Det koster ikke alverden i entre. Der er en fin og velassorteret museumsbutik. Restauranten i kælderen nåede jeg desværre ikke, men den ser hyggelig ud.

The restoration of this old castle is unique and worth seeing just for a completely different approach to restoring and protecting a heritage building. Definitely worth visiting.

13th century castle on a hill overlooking the town and the castle lake. It is probably Kolding's most famous landmark. If you want to see the castle from the inside, you will have to spend a lot of money. The entrance fee is quite expensive. You can pay in advance online or on site at the ticket office.

Interesting mix of old and new architecture. The castle was partially destroyed in a fire in 1808 and was rebuilt in the 20th century in a way which preserved the original building but also clearly showed the modern parts. One of the highlights for us was the Flora Danica table service. Just amazing. The princess gowns were lovely. There was even the possibility to dress up as royalty yourself. There is a cafe on site. There is parking near the castle but the castle is also within walking distance from the center of town.

Nice castle, the floral porcelain table ware was amazing. I also liked the replica clothing. The lace making looks very hard.

The Kolding Fortress or "Koldinghus" really is an iconic landmark for the city, It being destroyed back in the 1800's has still had a good restoration. Overall it's a good museum and has a great view on the top with the Hercules Statue remaining intact, it's overall a location worth visiting if you're having a transit through the city of Kolding.

This was under serious renovation at the time we visited. Although looking back at the history it seems to have spent more time like this than not! Was a nice casual look around, the way the modern elements slotted into the existing fabric was nothing short of breathtaking.

Gorgeous building, impressive restorations and a fun corner to play dress-up. This is my second visit but there was a lot more to see than the first time.

Local highlight. Exciting and engaging exhibition that are suitable for all ages. Beautiful location, garden and building. I can’t recommend enough if you’re passing through the area

The internationally renowned museum of modern art, craft and design, Trapholt, is situated in gorgeous surroundings by Kolding Fjord. The museum featuring paintings and sculptures made by famous international and Danish artists. Its a must visit place in Denmark 🇩🇰. Highly recommended.

Trapholt always puts on very interesting exhibitions and Feel me is well worth a visit. Daniel Wurtzel's piece Air Fountain in particular makes the trip exceptional but there are many other wonderful works included which means that you should go. If you have time and spare cash for a visit to the cafe then that's recommended as well. It may seem dear at first glance but you get value for money with good food and sizeable portions. Don't forget to grab a piece of cake if you have room for it (we didn't 😂). After lunch make sure you stick your head out into the lovely grounds which offer rich beds of flowers at the right time of year (we were there in July), and beautiful views of the sea all year round.

I recently visited Trapholt in Kolding with my parents and my girlfriend, and despite not being someone who regularly visits modern art museums, this experience turned out to be a truly pleasant surprise. Trapholt is beautifully located near the water and has a light, open architecture that makes it feel welcoming and easy to explore. The layout of the museum is very visitor-friendly, and it was a joy simply walking through the space. Many of the exhibitions invited a kind of semi-interactive experience, which made the visit feel more engaging and personal. During our visit, we saw two major exhibitions: Michael Kvium – Skyggeteater (Shadow Theatre) and Mie Olise Kjærgaard – Agile Aggressions. Kvium’s work was, as always, thought-provoking and slightly unsettling, exploring the darker sides of human nature through dramatic imagery and strong symbolism. Mie Olise Kjærgaard’s exhibition, on the other hand, felt more abstract and experimental, and it invited us into a colorful and chaotic universe that was both playful and aggressive, in the best possible sense. One of the highlights of the day was visiting the Arne Jacobsen summerhouse, which is an integral part of the museum’s permanent collection. This full-scale house was designed by the famous Danish architect and designer in the 1950s, and walking through it was like stepping into a living design catalog. The house is a unique example of modernist architecture and functionalist design, with every detail—furniture, color palette, materials, and layout—carefully thought out. It showcases Jacobsen’s ability to combine simplicity with elegance, creating a space that feels both practical and deeply aesthetic. For anyone with even a passing interest in design or architecture, the summerhouse is an absolute must-see. All in all, Trapholt offered an inspiring and relaxed art experience that felt approachable even for someone not deeply immersed in the world of modern art. It’s a place I would definitely recommend—and one I wouldn’t hesitate to return to.

Very nice museum, great exhibitions.

A great experience overall. I went with no expectation and knew nothing of the current exhibitions. There was a good selection of art pieces and great variety in styles, concepts and shapes. The tour to the Kubelflex was also something I recommend as it adds to the visit. I spent 2 hours there and covered all available rooms.

Nice visit at Trapholt. And a lovely picnic in the park around the museum, with an amazing view over Kolding Fjord. Our 11yr son also enjoyed the exhibition

Great acoustic, friendly staff and next level shows 🤩

Productions are stunning and definitely worth watching! And that's enough to give them 5 stars even though the seating wasn't that comfortable in my opinion.

Very nice theater with stunning performances way above what you would expect in a city this size. Their musicals are fantastic and sometimes world premieres. Many of the shows are later touring Copenhagen and Aarhus. The building itself is not the very best from audience perspective, as it is rather narrow and deep

Live performance of the highest standards - musical theatre lovers delight!

Have been to Fredericia Teater three times now to see Rasmus Seebach Musical, The Prince of Egypt and now Tarzan. It a great experience each and every time. Thanks.

Coming from New York, I can say this is easily broadway quality and the best theater (value for the money) in Denmark!

Show was great - room was so sweltering hot that I was literally dripping with sweat. Has to be better at that price point.

Bogense Havn og Marina, located on the northwest coast of Funen in Denmark, is a picturesque harbor combining the charm of the old fishing harbor with the amenities of a modern marina. The marina boasts 700 berths, making it the largest on the island, and offers facilities such as a playground, fitness area, and nearby sandy beach. Visitors can enjoy various dining options, including fresh seafood at local restaurants, and explore attractions like the mermaid statue "Elle" and the Hans Christian Andersen sculpture. The harbor area is also known for hosting events like live music performances and vintage car meets during the summer months. Bogense Marina is conveniently located within a 10-minute walk to the town center and swimming bath.

Cosy and small beach with a lot of opportunities,playing ground for children, free parking, clean toilets and barbecue,grill zones.

What a beautiful place to be!!😍 Everyone should visit this harbor, beach and the pier...it's an amazing place to be. Sit on one af the many wooden seats & enjoy, just like we did💗

Amazing place to see. You can meet crabs as well. Really good and poor place

Big places for big boats just at the entrance to the harbor - easy to enter from the sea side - very cozy habour area and great walking areas around Bogense city.

Nice place to stop with campervan for a night. Electricity, Toilet, Shower and CamperserviceStation available.

A very nice marina. With a nice playground and plenty of places to barbecue

A really cool place where you can get inspired and enjoy playing with LEGO. Don’t forget to check out the balconies - there’s stuff to see there too. It’s really convenient that you can access all the media you’ve created there with a code from your bracelet and don’t need to save every photo and video separately. Make sure to visit the Mini Chefs restaurant - you’ll need to book in advance, but it’s totally worth it: the food is surprisingly healthy, and the whole presentation and atmosphere are fantastic.

Simply awesome experience, a lot of various, different and interactive activities. All of the center was very bright and beautiful, people working there are like little shiny stars in this sometimes hard world. Definitely worth visiting! Also it was opened when Legoland was in the November break.

Brief but amazing experience around the Lego House store. We stayed for few hours primarily for having dinner at Mini Chef where we shop around while waiting for our table. I particuarly love the mosaic maker section where you can order for your own customize Lego puzzle/mosaic pieces for you to build. It's really a wonderful Lego Billund souvenir choice that you can take home to build and display as keepsake.

Amazing place for Lego lovers of all ages. A lot of f people, but not overcrowded. We were at Sunday in the end of October, before two days of Legohouse to be closed. The only bad thing - not much seating options, except the cafe.

Dependant on whether you want a theme park experience vs lego-build experience, this is the better of the two respective lego activities in Billund. The activities and experiences are amazing - builds are huge and well curated, the experiences engage all ages and can be accessed post-visit. The venue and staff are incredibly neuro-affirming too, with low sensory areas and kits available at check-in desks.

Absolutely phenomenal, no matter how old you are, this place brings you back to some very special memories. It’s nostalgic and the Lego House museum adds to an already amazing experience. There are lots and lots of interactive activities for the kids and the builds are just mind blowing

You need to come here !! If your a fan of Lego you just need to come here and spend a day exploring the building and all it has to offer and needless to say you need to buy some of those sweet signed sets or even the house exclusive sets. This is an experience you’ll never forget SO WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR!!!

Over all the location is good , pool is good a lot of choices of slides and kids splash pools . But there’s a lot down side too , first day arrived looking good and our room facing greenery side , second day morning suddenly a big crane outside doing the digging and piles of mountains size completely blocked out the view . Literally is a last week return to school time why can’t you guys start doing the construction work after???Basically can’t open up window when is steaming hot inside , as all the dust blow right in and my kids couldn’t play freely outside too . onside shop is decent but I dislike the bakery area where they do this plastic hand glove for every use to just pick up pastries, unnecessary plastic use for environmental honestly . Electricity and water have to pay saperately this is very shocking to me , literally first time experiencing this , on top of that there’s unnecessary clean up charges too,upon arriving I just want to relax but needed to put bedding linen myself and then upon check out have to clean up the sheets again and also unload the dish washer after then only you can check out. Throw every last trash . Or else I don’t even know what are they gonna charge me on??? Vacuum the floor too? Brush toilet too? Very shocking and basically I still need cleaning and not relaxing everyday.

A great place for a family getaway with plenty of fun activities for the kids! The overall experience was enjoyable, and having LEGOLAND within walking distance is a huge bonus. However, the indoor areas, especially the aquarium, felt extremely crowded. It would be better if access was limited to Lalandia guests only, as the high number of outside visitors made it a bit overwhelming at times. Still, a fantastic spot for families looking to make lasting memories!

We arrived from Copenhagen via train to Vejle and bus to Billund - the whole journey was around 3 hours. The check in was very easy as we got sent a code to check straight into our lodge which was very easy to find for our 3 night stay. We recommend you get the golden wrist bands as we definitely got our monies worth from it. Lastly, the facilities are fantastic! Our children were asking when we would be back on the bus back home as they loved it!

Lalandia was a great place to have vacation with kids. But when I lost my bag the same dag, the service desk couldnt really help me much that day. And now still this time I have not found my bag with my gold and cash and bank kard and also my driver licenses.

We spent five nights at Lalandia in the summer and, for the most part, had a great time: the Aquadome was a lot of fun and we really enjoyed doing lots of the activities on offer. The surrounding playground, obstacle course, and two 5-a-side football pitches (with artificial turf) also ensured that we had plenty to do outdoors. Being able to walk over to Legoland and spend the day there was also a highlight. The on-site shop also had a good selection of products and reasonable opening times. The staff there and around the Lalandia resort were approachable and friendly. Sadly, hygiene is an issue (apart from the Aquadome, which I found to be very clean in the male changing rooms). For instance, dustballs were visible around the minigolf course and, according to our friends, the indoor playground too. Also, the communal bowling shoes were not sprayed after each use, which is minging given that people were wearing them with bare feet. The actual accommodation was disappointing. The beds were horrendous with soft, manky old mattresses with signs of bed bugs (I slept on the small sofa for 5 nights). It's beyond my comprehension why the mattresses aren't in protective covers. There were no insect screens on the windows despite a Lalandia leaflet informing guests that mosquitoes are normal there. The TV was dated, so it wasn't possible to mirror my phone to watch a film in the evening. In short, we loved our days there and had a lot of fun. If it weren't for the grubby, uncomfortable mattresses, I would have already booked again for next year without a doubt – maybe even for the March and the summer. As it stands, I'll look for alternatives.

We stayed in a little Lalandia house which was well equipped and clean, loved the Aquadome and spent more time there than we did at Legoland which was why we'd come to Billund in the first place. Loads to do in Lalandia and really close to Legoland, great for children.

Love this place, what a great experience. Everything has been absolutely perfect, from the house to the Waterpark. Super fun Waterpark a lot of waterside and different things to activate the kids with. Even as an adult you will love this place. There's a big indoor miniature golf, bowling, kids area and a lot of things to do. The houses are really nice and well equipped, beds are comfortable and everything is just what you need and want. I will definitely comeback here but next time we will stay longer so that we can do everything included.

Great for kids and their families. You get the whole Lego experience as soon as you enter. The corridors and rooms are decorated in various lego themes...pirates, knights etc. Table tops, door signs, bathroom tiles all fit the Lego theme. Entry to Legoland is via a walkway from the hotel. Breakfast is good. Lots of options to suit many tastes. The restaurant also caters for dinner as well, with a menu that does offer some Danish food.

Beautiful park, some areas could need a little touch-up / love, but we absolutely loved it. There is something for everyone. I especially adored all the attention to details. A dog bowl in Lego etc. Halloween isn’t really a thing where we’re from, so we were surprised to see the whole park decorated. (Since we forgot that we were going in the week of Halloween) It was a pleasant surprise and made the whole experience feel magical. The prices change when pre ordering tickets depending on date, it was wise to order them with a discount online, the day before we went.

We just visited during the autumn holiday and had an absolute blast on the rides! The atmosphere was great, and we treated ourselves to some delicious churros too 👀 I was also there in summer and had such a fun time - especially on the water-themed rides like the canoe and the pirate boat 💦 Always a great day out! Even during holidays the lines aren’t bad - the longest we waited was about 20 mins. Highly recommended for kids! ✨️

A fantastic place for kids and families! The park is cozy, creative, and full of fun details everywhere you look. I recommend going on a day when it’s less crowded – it makes the experience so much better (we loved being able to walk straight through the queues without waiting). The attractions are varied and suit all ages, from the smallest rides to the bigger roller coasters, and of course the incredible LEGO builds all around the park. It really feels like stepping into another world. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Denmark, and I’d recommend buying your tickets in advance to save time at the entrance.

This place is so fun my 3 children had a blast. They have many rides that even my 1 year old can go on, providing that we held her in our lap or sat next to her. The rides are diverse, the line ups were not too long. All in all a fantastic experience. Only criticism would be we should have had 2 full days to see everything, it's a lot if you only have 1 day.

We visited in September, and Legoland was a bit of a disappointment. It’s the oldest Legoland, and you can tell - everything looks a bit faded, there’s some cobwebs here and there, and it’s not very clean overall. Inside there’s a great big LEGO store, but the prices are higher than in the Netherlands. It only really makes sense to buy the limited editions - though, to be honest, they’re not particularly exciting either. Overall, if you’re traveling from another country just for Legoland, it might be worth considering other destinations. But don’t forget - there’s also the LEGO House in Billund, and that place is really great.

Fun for a whole day for both small kiddos and adults. Plenty of spaces to sit down and eat the lunch you bring (and you should bring one, because food in the park is expensive). The Atlantis sea world part was very cool with live fish aquariums to look at. We were there on a Friday in October on a mostly cloudy day and it was the perfect amount of people - we only had to queue for the biggest thrill rides and even then only 15min. All other attractions was max 5 minutes wait, so we could even do all rides multiple times if we wanted to. Pay for parking in advance for smoother experience.

The science museum is free to enter and you could certainly have a great time in here. The museum seems to be more targeted for a younger audience than for adults who aren't parents. Parents will probably have a good time here with their childrens. I have not seen all of it and left early as I felt like it wasn't meant for me but for kids. Therefore I gave a 3 / medium rating as I didn't saw everything. The place is wheelchair accessible and bad walkers, their is an elevator for those who needs it too. There are several staircases throughout the building and rooms each with their own display. Some rooms are harder to access for wheelchairs users. Make sure to visit this place if you have children or early teen with you!

Really nice place to learn with the kids. Lovely roof garden to relax on and best of all it's completely free 😁

The Science Museum is a must-visit, especially for families with kids. Best of all, it’s completely free to enter. What makes it special is how interactive it is—children can press buttons, try experiments, and explore hands-on exhibits that bring science to life. It’s fun, educational, and designed to spark curiosity in a way that keeps kids entertained for hours. A fantastic day out and highly recommended!

This place was incredible- so interactive and creative. My 7 year old gave it 1000/10 and wanted to go round twice. Highly recommend and it’s free!!

This is a FREE, fun, interactive learning space! So many topics, concepts and area to explore. It is obviously mostly in Danish, but there are small English translations throughout as well, so not all is lost! Toilets, free WiFi, a little shop, an area where you can swap clothes - bring some clothes to be able to take some. The info you can learn is relevant to every day life and is so interactive!! You could easily spend hours here. It is right across from the train station if you come by train. Very close to the walking street as well. For some reason it is having tantrums when I try to add photos... which is a shame because I took many!!!

An amazing place that is free to visit. It has a good array of exhibits detailing sustainability and climate change and I thoroughly enjoyed my visit. Toilets were clean too on site. The toilet simulator was the most unique item here. Recommended if you are visiting Vejle.

Very good interactively presented know-how for all ages. The content is fun, but also educative. Shop and playgorund also worth a visit.

Give yourself at least 60-90 minutes to take it in. See the church in the back, we were lucky to hear the organist playing. Many families here with hands on activities. Take a while to explore and read the markers for explanations. Good gift shop too.

Great for a day trip! The museum was very interactive and easy to understand, but not boring or too simple. The staff also was very friendly and helpful. They had information material in Dutch, German and English ready so we also had no language barrier. The exhibition was both in Dutch and English. The gift shop also had a variety of nice goodies

There is a big hill next to a church that you should and can't ignore when you are visiting there. It's a good relaxing sight but the only way to get up on the top of the hill is by walking on the staircase next to the church. There is no flat road, so if you are a bad walker you may want to think twice if you want to go upstairs. There is no bench or sitting place on top of hill. There are some big runic stones Infront of the church you can inspect or Walking over the peaceful graveyard.

Recommended 👍 The Jelling stones (Danish: Jellingstenene) are massive carved runestones from the 10th century, found at the town of Jelling in Denmark. The older of the two Jelling stones was raised by King Gorm the Old in memory of his wife Thyra. The larger of the two stones was raised by King Gorm's son, Harald Bluetooth, in memory of his parents, celebrating his conquest of Denmark and Norway, and his conversion of the Danes to Christianity. (Wikipedia)

Must visit place to witness christening of Denmark. We came after closing hours of nearby museum but still a lot of to see in the open air part (including the stones with runes)

So culturally this is a very important site for Denmark, really marking the start of the country from both geographic and political position. But it's not exactly exciting.

For history buffs, you are looking at the runes that established Denmark as a country. The historic church (kirke) is typical of the many that dot the landscape of Denmark.

Great place to visit and sink into the history of the country and industry!

We had a great time. The fact that there was such a variety of exhibits and almost everything was very hands-on really kept our kids' attention. We ended up staying for almost 4 hours. There was room to have a packed lunch - indoors, too, which was particularly useful on the day of our visit. Free parking right next door was also great.

Nice area near Horsens harbor and marinara showcasing factory machines from the early 1900s, workers living areas, textile industry, printing presses, shoe making, Nimbus motorbikes and an old bank. Ice cream, free parking, picnic areas and toilets available.

wow the coolest place ever, they have steamengines, diesel, generators, press machines, even stone press in action, phone history, radio and tv history, schools , workshops, and a nimbus section too, all people you meet there are super friendly and love to talk and show you stuff, much much recommended, kids under 18 are free

Great spot to learn about Danish history and industry.

Nice museum with a lot to see. I especially liked the moving machines.

Interesting place. Seems on some moments as you are in smaller Old Town Aarhus. Cool part is that they actually start some of the machines while visitors are in the museum.

This prison museum was incredibly interesting and left a deep impression. I found every section engaging, with new and informative displays around each corner. The basement was the most impactful part for me — especially the photo of a former prisoner, which really stayed with me. Most of the written information is available in English, making it easy to follow along. However, the films are all in Danish, so keep that in mind if you don’t speak the language. Overall, a powerful and well-designed museum that I definitely recommend visiting.

Amazing museum. Very busy, great stories to tell.

It was okay but we had smaller children and it was not very interesting for them. The biker gang stuff, the contraband search game and the escape tunnel were good though and I would still recommend it if people have the time.

Faengslet as an event site has potential but it is cold everywhere. The atmosphere is authentic but low-key. We had a great event!

Museum and Christmas market opening- was spectacular

Amazing history museum in an old prison. It guides you through history of Danish penal system and engages you with stories of Danish criminal underground and increduble jailbreaks.

A nice stay. Extra plus for the good beds and superb bed lining. On the downside it smelled of mold in the sleeping area. The museum was a treat and the whole family enjoyed it.

High place in Denmark, it was really nice view from there🍃🍃❤️❤️

Very nice place for short trip from Silkeborg.

Super nice! 🤩😍🥰

Simple and easy trek. Signs are posted along the way, so zero chance of getting lost. Ry is the closest station with connecting inter-city metro/tram/bus. But the frequency is not so good, so plan your trek well. The view from the top of Himmel Mountain is beautiful.

Mountain where gods lived as Danish legend... Worth to visit beautiful place.. beautiful view.. beautiful hiking trails and lots of crowded.

Tallest mountain of Denmark and a really beautiful place to go for a weekend trip!

Nice view and surroundings. Easy to park, and also accessible by wheelchair

♿ Entrance = Yes ♿ Parking = Yes ♿ Building = Yes ♿ Elevator = medium size There are many parking lots in front of the building where you can park and the entrance is big enough for wheelchair users. The main building has a souvenir area, AQUA and outside there are several animals and a massive playground. The Aqua building is a bit of a let down if you don't speak danish. Most of the floors are only in the danish language. The outside has like 19 different animals and every hour some of the animals are fed by the zookeeper's. They are also telling more about the backstory of the animal. The entire park is accessible by a wheelchair but the only thing you may want to keep in mind that the sand walking path can be soft at times beEventually you will come across a big water playground for the kids and I'm talking around the size of one animal place, which makes This place amazing for kids if they have swimming clothes. One thing I don't understand is why the snacks and the ice cream shop is only open on the weekend. They are missing out on a lot of money by having the shops closed because of the kids and the big playground. Most families have 2+ kids. They have free WIFI. I have seen everything in 3 hours but it may be possible for you to do less making it debatable if the entry price seems fair or a bit too expensive (especially if you don't understand the danish language in the AQUA)

It is not that big but the water play is very amazing. They called it a aquarium zoo but not much fish nor not much animal Instead the design for water plan is very nice, based on the environment of the beaver, which is the animal you see. Their website can improve on more info on English and also let parents know to bring bathing suits

Go on a sunny day if you have children — then it’s probably a 5-star place to be. Most of the park is outdoors, and they have a big playground, which is fantastic for kids. Everything is based around water mechanics, so bring some swimwear! Why it was a 3-star place for us: we don’t have children (yet), so we came for the animals and to learn something. In the aquarium, as a foreigner, you’ll need a good internet connection for Google Translate because everything is in Danish… The upper floor looked educational, but I had no idea what it was trying to tell me. I found one monitor that could switch to English, but it failed to load. Outside, there is some English on the signs, which helped a bit. The otter exhibit is so overgrown with vegetation that, with a bit of luck, we saw one — but it ran away immediately. The beaver exhibit was the best part! One of the beavers was swimming while the others, including a few babies, were sleeping — it looked really cozy! All the animals are native to Denmark, so don’t expect any fancy, bright-colored fish. There’s a small parking lot in front of the aquarium. You’ll need some luck to find a spot there.

Nice local fauna, animals, and fish display. Many places for children to play, places to eat, and picnic areas.

This place is a hidden gem, especially for anyone interested in local Danish nature. The focus on fauna from the Gudenåen area is both educational and fascinating, and the otters, racoons and beavers are so cute. You can watch the otters being fed and hear how they get there. They also do rescue work and take care of otters needing help. The staff are friendly and welcoming. While the aquarium seems to cater mainly to families with young children, it’s just as enjoyable for adults visiting solo. The eel exhibit, in particular, is both intriguing and a little eerie, making it a standout experience. The location itself is stunning, set in a beautiful area perfect for a peaceful walk by the lakes and river afterward. It's well worth a visit!

Exhibit for the fish is a bit limited but combined with garden outside makes it worth coming here with children. Also there is a good walking trail along side the lake. Café Dråben is where its extremely disappointing. I dont think the fault is with the teenage girls doing the cooking but rather the ingredients and how the girls were taught to prepare food. One of the worst salads i ate in my life.

Amazing experience! Instead of going and seeing the standard 'zoo setup', use the experience to see what cute creatures and other animals are living in the forests, rivers here in Europe. Easy to get there, by car or train (I travelled from Aarhus by train). Tickets cost cheaper if bought online and I suggest visiting the centre in morning, around 10:00 then the animals haven't had their breakfast yet and are more active and visible. Timewise - and hour is enough, in case you are in rush, if not, then you can enjoy the park for longer time, there was a space dedicated for children and areas where you can sit down and rest for a while, if needed. Recommend!

Museum Jorn is a quiet and small museum. It can be an enjoyable stop for those interested in Asger Jorn’s style. Some of the works are quite interesting and unique, and overall, the museum has a different kind of atmosphere. If you have time in Silkeborg, it’s worth a visit.

You have to visit this beautiful museum and enjoy some of his great, great paintings.....AND then take a walk in INDELUKKET

Cool and reasonably sized museum. Both Jorn and other artists too. Great for kids, painting studio and a really nice playground just around the corner.

Beautiful museum and surroundings. Art collection ok. Go for the architecture and cafe, and then take a stroll in the park on the marina.

Small, cosy full of wonderful art. Perfect location!

Fun and creative museum with amazing collection and greatly curated exhibitions, we thoroughly enjoyed. Friendly and helpful service as well and nice gift shop!

I truely recommend Asger Jorn museum. Like walking in another time

Well worth a visit, an interesting mix of things to see and do. Does a good job of catering for non Danish speaking visitors but would have got 5 stars if more of the display information cards were in English

Really pleasantly surprised with how fun this museum was. I took my two kids, who are 9 & 11 and they absolutely loved it there! There are so many activities that you don’t have time to get bored. Very interactive and educative. It costs 110dkk to get in but for 130dkk you can get a season pass, so it was a no brainer! Already looking forward to going back as we didn’t have time to try everything after our 4 hour visit!

Great place to visit with kids. Lots of stuff to see and try. They have a tesla coil which is a must see. Also there are a 1920s, 1930s and 1950s house for you to explore.

Good day with sunshine weather and activities for all family members, some to see what we learned in school, other to play and have fun

Very interesting. They have live sessions, teaching about cool science.

We had a great time looking round, using their hands on display and seeing how technology has moved.

Great for families. Good value for money as children are free. Lots of things to try out for kids. Moon car race track, lightning show, insect sampling, pet goats, train ride.