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Theatre dating from 1796, the second oldest in Denmark, which also runs a drama school.

Greenlandic cultural and social centre in Odense offering education support, cultural events, cafés, and community services.

The largest art museum on Funen, spread over four floors of the old Brandts textile mill in central Odense, with about 90,000 visitors a year.

Interactive hands-on museum showcasing Danish fashion, design and domestic life from 1900–1999, with period room displays and digital audio tours.

The Funen Opera (Den Fynske Opera) is an opera house in Odense, Denmark, hosting theatrical and operatic performances.

Small theatre in Odense, which gives new directors and writers a season of their own to make work in.

Artist-run art building hosting exhibitions and cultural events in Odense, Denmark.

Gallery and museum featuring politically charged sculptures and artwork by Danish artist Jens Galschiøt, including workshops and sculpture park.

Open-air museum in the Fruens Bøge district of Odense, a village of farm buildings moved here to show country life on Funen.

Museum of the Funen Life Regiment and the island's military past, with photographs, books, regimental music, guided bicycle tours and talks.

Zoo on the river in Odense, with keeper talks, feedings and overnight stays in its Camp Kiwara.

Museum documenting the occupation of Funen during World War II and the Cold War period.

Iron Age village with reconstructed houses, activities, and demonstrations of ancient Danish life from 2000 years ago.

Archaeology and ethnography museum east of Aarhus, with permanent exhibitions on the Iron Age and its bog sacrifices, the Vikings and the Middle Ages, alongside changing special exhibitions.

Enclosed woodland of 22 hectares in the northern Marselisborg Forests, hillier and more open than the woods around it, with free-roaming deer.

Contemporary theatre on Aarhus Ø offering original productions combining performance art, gastronomy, and experimental works.

Summer residence of the Danish royal family in Aarhus since 1967, whose park is open to the public when the family is not staying.

Arboretum laid out in 1923 in the Marselisborg woods south of Aarhus, next to Marselisborg Palace and the memorial park.

Greenlandic cultural centre in Aarhus with exhibitions, events, a shop and advisory services for Greenlanders in Denmark.

Regional theatre in Aarhus presenting performances, guided tours, and educational programmes.