Nice but a bit small aquarium. Not cheap, but if You keep wearing the entrance bracelet you are allowed to enter the aquarium for 7 days. Lots of things to do for the kids

Small but really well-designed aquarium. You can stay here for longer. Lots to see and a plus was definitely the opportunity to touch sharks and hold crabs. There are many different activities for children. Adults also enjoy many of the activities. Spacious parking lot outside where you can park your camper van easily.

Medium sized aquarium with many fish to pet and some amber to find. Look out for the feeding days. It will be busy on those days, but it's worth it. As long as you wear your vistor bracelet, you get free admission to the aquarium so you can easily come back for some fish petting after the rush. We took one of their seal tours with our toddler and it was probably one of the highlights of our trip. The guide was great, super accommodating and spoke perfect English and German. We got a real close look at the seals! Making a reservation in advance is recommended, we didn't and had to come back the next day. This wasn't a bother as the aquarium was truly lovely and is worth your time.

Really nice experience for kids, lot of place to pet sharks and rays

Very fun Aquarium that let's you pet some of the Animals and has plenty of Stuff on the side for Children and informative signs everywhere to learn about the Animals and other things like the history of Eel fishing.

The staff was nice and inside and outside the exhibits were really good. What I'm concerned about is the animals. If the aquariums are big enough and if for the sake of the animals they are fine to pet

Although this aquarium is relatively small, it does have a wide variety of tanks featuring many different species of fish. However, my review is based solely on the issue of animal welfare, not the ticket price or facilities. Unfortunately, the tanks are far too small for some of the larger animals housed there. Even more concerning are the numerous open tanks where visitors — especially children — are allowed to touch the animals. I witnessed several children reaching uncontrollably for the fish, which creates a stressful and unsafe environment for the animals. In one instance, a family was trying to feed flatfish in one of the tanks. Only after some time did a staff member intervene and explain that only the rays should be fed, not the flatfish. There were no visible signs providing this information, and as soon as the family moved on, another group tried to feed the flatfish again. I truly believe in letting children experience nature up close, but at Jyllands Akvariet, the wellbeing of the animals is clearly not a priority. Please consider not supporting this place.

The place is magical, with a sunny day it looks like a Ghibli's movie scenario. We've been there 2 times already. ❤❤❤❤❤

Really love that place. 25dk if you want to go up. You can pay cash or mobile pay. Its worth it. Enjoyed cafe as well. Stair walk down the beach. You can also climb up with rope. I enjoyed that.

On of the best spots in Europe for beach soaring with parakites and mini wings. Just love it!

Cool place to visit! You can climb the lighthouse for a small fee and get an amazing view of the North Sea and surroundings. It holds an art exhibition, free toilets and a very nice cafe.

Just walk there, enjoy, perfect for walking along the shoreline

These mighty lighthouses here in North Jutland are very impressive and the views into Thy National Park really beautiful. There is also a small cafe with delicious cake and you can sit inside is outside

Beautiful lighthouse in an incredible setting, volunteer staff was amazing! Lots of interesting art and small history museum (exhibits in Danish). Light is open to climb

It’s a well designed place and has plenty of material,but is quite niche. It’s truly interesting if you’re into wars and military, but a bit less so as a general curiosity visitor. Some items did not have detailed explanations and I was quite curious to know what they are, but realising the older gentlemen at the entrance did not speak much english, i didn’t want to be a bother.

There’s a nice audio tour available for free. If you have some I recommend bringing plug audio jack headphones. Museum has a very specific focus, not apparent from its name. It could also be called “Battle of Jutland” museum, but there’s other sea warfare included.

VERY INTERESTING PLACE! There is so much to see, and so, so informative (with different language-options)! 🌟🌟🌟

Really interesting content. They cover many aspects of WWI sea warfare, with a main focus on the 1916 battle of Jutland. Languages are in English, German, and Danish. Audiotour is free, you pay at the automatic machine in the doorway. I particularly enjoyed the adjacent memorial to the sailors who perished at Jutland. The memorial is free. Washrooms are outside in a nearby pavillon.

Fantastic place to visit and feel the history of this part of the world. There are so many sailors and their battle ships lying in the deep waters off the coast here. The senselessness of war is brought home again to the visitors. The submarine that sank the Lusitania is also partially displayed here or learn of the fate of the HMS Queen Mary battle cruiser. Most importantly this museum tells a story of the men and their ships in an enthralling manner. Very friendly staff and a well stocked souvenir shop.. with plenty to see in the area and restaurants to visit.

Interesting museum! Worth visiting if you are in the area. The exhibits are well presented. Great to see there is English translation as well as an audio guide. A beautiful memorial in the dunes.

An amazing museum for anyone who loves maritime history. Especially war history. Lots of interesting exhibits.

This is such an odd place, but so endearing at the same time. The detailing is amazing and the collection they’ve gathered is seriously impressive. And even the little film that’s running is very informative. It feels very homely, both in its presentation as well as because of the cafe corner and the mini shop at the entrance. Well worth the visit.

It's a very cosy looking house, in what can be best described as a small village. Beautiful details on the outside, and a type of museum on the inside. Very friendly staff are there to help you. They have a small shop, and you can get food, drinks and ice cream. All in all a nice, unexpected little wonder in Denmark. (P.s. there is a small parking right next to the house, but a larger one about 200 meters further in the street.)

If you love shells or crafting or just collecting, this is a must see attraction. This decades long labor of love is quite impressive. The minimal admission fee is well worth it.

🐚Besides the seashells covering the exterior and the internal museum collection, you can also admire artefacts of maritime history. ☕The café and the boutique are equally awesome.

Can only advise people to stay away from this place! Just go to the ocean next door but do not support this place. Why? We were a family of 5... 2 seniors, a mum, dad and 6 year old child and we were simply standing outside when an old angry man came out from the "Sneglehuset" and rushed at us. He then aggressively told us he would slap us around if we touched the sea shells embedded in the wall...! He yelled something about someone had stolen his glass baubles earlier... We had done nothing and had just arrived 10 seconds prior. We simply stood there admiring the shells and listening to one to see if we could hear the sea. There were no reason for him to act so insanely. If someone who knows him reads this - please tell him he scared the a small innocent girl and he came across as the most inappropriate and awful person ever.

a house, where front facade was decorated with tousands of sea shells. inside of the house is a small caffe, souvenir shop and museum. a parking is right to the house.

Definitely worth a visit! :)

This is one of the most important things for any country to remember its history. An important monument to a terrible battle.

beautiful place!!! don't forget to put on your jacket 🥶🌊

Artfully and respectfully built park in memory of the thousands of mariners lost in the battle of Jutland in 1916. Somber and powerful in its simplicity, a large piece of rough granite to represent each ship that was lost, marked with the name and number of crew lost. Each surrounded by faceless figures to visualise the losses.

Definitely worth a visit! :)

Beautiful, powerful, and an amazing tribute to all the lives lost in the battle.

Wow

WW I memorial battle of jutland

Delicious food and fantastic service from the waiting staff. We sat by the window overlooking the harbour, glorious views! We will definitely return, thank you :-)

This place is a must-go either for lunch or dinner. Finest sea food (well, a little expensive) but of excellent quality. Friendly stuff and a great view across the harbor. Sitting indoors or outside on the terrace, the weather may decide.

In a small nice town in Lemvig, Denmark. Exceptional service, great food, good wine, great views/ambience. Must go if you are in the area.

Food was great, really delicious with a big attention to detail. Had lunch. Prices are not cheap though, and same price for dishes at lunch or dinner. Service was great. So nice and good food but a tad too expensive.

The Christmas menu was simply delicious. Always friendly service and the location in the marina is lovely.

This place is excellent. Great food from a variety of kitchens around Europe. It doesn't cost a fortune to eat here and considering the service standard they have here its definately a place I recommend.

Food is excellent here. Nice menu with a bunch of options. We were a big group ordering a variety, and everyone was happy. They have some good wines too. Great service, polite, nice, and the vie over the harbor is really good. Nice place for an evening out.

A decent fish and chips, but not cheap. Nice place to eat and relax. Friendly staff who will assume you are German 😆.

We ordered Rødtungefillet and another fish and chips item, was good. If you are a seafood enthusiast it can be a great place for you. But for south asian people maybe the taste will be odd. Otherwise the food was really okay, and it can be a must visit place. You can get drinks along with the food if you want, also this opens at lunchtime and you may not know when they close, if you have a genuine craving or you are a big group of people please make a reservation in advance, it may help them also while they will be closing.

Really nice place, we were there week ago, even though it's not a season, staff was really friendly and food was nice😉 optionally there's also a menu in german ♥️

It’s not cheap, but then nothing in Denmark is. It was delicious, great view of the marina/harbour (even saw some seals). A please to repeat!

Beautiful place to have a beer and a fish burger menu near the seaside and harbor

Great food and nice service! Will be back :)

Not good. Burned fryed food. Zero flavour like eating the burn crost of a frying pan.. Avoid at all cost

As always a pleasure visiting Isværket in Lemvig, the staff is very knowledgeable about the ingredients, wine and the food in general. And the quality of the food matches the price. The best place for a good dinner in Lemvig, in my opinion ❤️

Discovering this gem through a Google search led us to an outstanding dinner experience. Every dish was impeccably presented and bursting with delicious flavors. The well-curated wine selection added to the enjoyment. While the desserts were good, they didn't quite match our personal taste preferences. Nevertheless, the overall service and experience were truly exceptional. Highly recommend this place for an unforgettable dining experience!

The smallest fisk fillet I ever had, good quality but very small for the price. And this is a complete shame for a restaurant by the sea.

Great food. Had some (a lot) of waiting time due to some mistakes of the youngest staff but we were very well compensated. All the best recommendations

Great for young and old and I between.

This place is just boring.. Bowlingfield is quiet small and with no speciel effects.. Theres only one toilet.. Food was not bad, but not that exiting either. The placemento of the eating spots was okay, though..

The lunch was great and the service excellent!

Waiter slammed door in my face and waved me off as she locked the door. Open till 2230 and i arrived at 2130.... thank you very much.

We arrived at the restaurant at 6 pm and it was empty. We asked for two people but wanted to sit outside because we had the dog and the chef did not accept us!!! Too bad they wrote in the information that dogs are allowed outside. Rude and unfair.

Food was absolutely delicious!! Only reason it's not 5/5 is because the place lacks a bit of atmosphere.

Delicious fish food, with so much fish in each serving that it puts every other fish restaurant I've been to in any larger town to absolute shame. The fish was fresh and delicious and prepared in mostly traditional ways, with little fancy fanfare, but not lacking in presentation or looks at all. The staff was friendly and helpful. Located near the ocean but there is no view or otherwise anything particularly good about location. There is a small parking lot, but it is not far to walk for any nearby lots.

Amazing food, good service. You can tell the chef takes high quality ingredients and attention to detail in his cooking very seriously. Everything is delicious and fresh

Excellent food, Michelin star level.

Perfect seafood restaurant, nice staff etc.

Fantastic Smorebrod, price/quality = top. Confortable outside sitting (no drinking waterbol for the dog)

Super good experience, nice staff, good service and great food, can highly recommend. If you're vegetarian do yourself a favor and have the veggie version of that burger, it's awesome. Some of the best French fries I've had, only one thing missing imho is the salmon on the stjerneskud, but I guess that's how it's done at this place.

Cosy old school pub vibe inside. Food was decent, pub/cafe-ish food at fair prices. Service was good. Solid cosy place.

The website says it is open, we drove her, but unfortunately it is very closed.

At Columbus, irony is on the menu! The 'Dry Age' burger brings bread as dry as a desert, fries fried more than Chio Chips, and a wait longer than a sitcom episode. And let's not forget the flood of fatty mayo inside—the chef's iconic signature 👌🏼 Cleaning the plate out of hunger isn't a compliment—it's a testament to desperation. Bon appétit... or maybe not

Great Chicken Burger! And an amazing live concert of two guys in front of the restaurant.

Very tasty chocolate muffins. Nice place at the small centre of Lemvig. Waitress speaks English very good. Parking possible at the harbour. Use of blue parking card needed. Parking allowed for 2 hours. After 17.00 free parking.