Dänemark und die Niederlande entdecken

Contemporary art exhibition venue in Viborg featuring rotating exhibitions and creative family workshops.

Art museum featuring works by P.C. Skovgaard and related Danish artists, with rotating exhibitions and guided tours.

Small local museum at Lysgård south of Viborg, run by Viborg Museum and open only in July and August. It gave its name to Steen Steensen Blicher's 1842 novella.

Viborg's cultural history museum, which runs Museum Wibergis and the sites at De fem Halder, Hvolris Iron Age Village and E Bindstouw, and offers town walks, talks and guided tours.

Professional theatre in Viborg featuring drama, musicals, and family performances.

Concert and event venue in Viborg with several halls, hosting concerts, shows, comedy and conferences.

Castle ruin on a small peninsula in Hald lake south of Viborg, also known as the Bishop's Hald.

Technical museum in the Sønderbro waterworks in Aalborg, opened in 1992, with steam boilers and electric pumps in a machine hall that goes back to 1893.

Industrial heritage museum documenting the evolution from 1858 village blacksmith to Zincks Fabrikker tool manufacturing plant with 120 employees.

Small theatre on Kjellerupsgade in Aalborg, staging new work and running TeaterSprint, where a play is written, rehearsed and performed in 72 hours.

Cultural centre in a former power station by the Aalborg waterfront, opened in 2009, holding a concert venue, a theatre, an art cinema and an art gallery.

Concert hall on the Limfjord in Aalborg, opened in 2014, home to the Aalborg Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Academy of Music.

Independent exhibition space founded in 1981 for artists from northern Jutland, in the old garrison hospital of 1804 on Søndergade.

Architecture museum housed in Jørn Utzon's final work in Aalborg, featuring exhibitions on architecture, design, and the architect's legacy.

Excavated Franciscan friary preserved where it was found, beneath Algade in Aalborg and reached by a lift in the middle of the street.

Half-timbered 16th-century castle by the Limfjord in central Aalborg, with ramparts and dungeon passages.

Aalborg's main theatre, built in 1878 and rebuilt in 2000, with three stages and 870 seats in the main auditorium.

Museum showcasing Aalborg's history from around 750 AD to the present, with archaeological finds and period room settings.

Zoo featuring diverse animals including lions, tigers, orangutans, penguins, and warthogs, with daily feeding shows and demonstrations.

Observation tower on Skovbakken with views from 105 metres above sea level, plus a restaurant, café and Skybar.