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Contemporary art museum in Aarhus featuring rotating exhibitions, permanent installations by James Turrell and Olafur Eliasson, and family-friendly programs.

Science museum featuring exhibitions on astronomy, human body, medical history, and interactive displays; includes planetarium.

Theatre on Rosensgade in Aarhus, founded in 1995 and known for new Danish drama, with an academy for developing playwrights and some work played in English.

Centre for cultural production in the former Aarhus goods station, with open workshops for making things.

Natural history museum featuring exhibitions on wildlife, dinosaurs via VR, and Danish nature with regular and special programming.

Museum of the history of poster art, inside the open-air museum Den Gamle By in central Aarhus.

University museum in Aarhus on the art and cultural history of ancient Greece, Etruria and Rome.

Some 5,000 toys inside the open-air museum Den Gamle By in Aarhus, from German Märklin cars and Bing trains to Danish Tekno models and home-made playthings.

Open-air museum featuring reconstructed buildings from various historical periods, offering guided tours and interactive experiences.

Botanical garden of 21.5 hectares in central Aarhus, founded in 1873 and laid out beside the Old Town open-air museum.

Specialized art museum featuring Art Brut works, centered on artist Ovartaci (Louis Marcussen) and cultural history of Risskov Psychiatric Hospital.

Lighthouse on the Trelde Næs headland near Fredericia, put up in 1916 as a beacon with a lantern mounted on top.

Cultural institution offering art, local history, and archaeology exhibits with three museums and an archive.

Museum of Danish industry on the old power and gas works site in Horsens, where the machines run and the history can be touched, heard and smelled.

Museum of Danish art since 1900, strongest in experimental work after 1980, holding the largest collection of Michael Kvium, with a sculpture park.

Theatre and event venue in Horsens, with plays, concerts and talks, a theatre club and dining before the show.

Former state prison in Horsens, in use from 1853 to 2006 and now a prison museum.

Sculpture park for land art seven kilometres south-east of Randers.

Musical theatre on Prinsessegade in Fredericia. The original company went bankrupt in 2020 and the house now plays as Fredericia Musicalteater.

The best-preserved ramparts in northern Europe, ringing central Fredericia and used today as one of Denmark's largest city parks.