Opening hours, prices and tickets for places worth your time.
The Warnemünde Lighthouse is a 36.9-metre lighthouse on the Baltic coast, built between 1897 and 1898 on 33 pillars driven 11 metres into the sand and faced in glazed white brick with green bands. A granite spiral staircase leads to two galleries; the light, automated since 1978, has a range of about 20 nautical miles.
Warnemünde Church is a neo-Gothic brick church built between 1866 and 1871 to a cross-shaped plan by architect Theodor Krüger, with rose windows in its transept gables. It holds a carved Gothic altar from 1475, a 1591 Renaissance pulpit, and a 3.72-metre oak figure of Saint Christopher from around 1500.
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.
Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash museums with replica of Graceland and Highway 51 Diner in Randers, Denmark.
Kunsthalle Rostock is a museum of contemporary art that opened in 1969 beside the Schwanenteich lake in the Reutershagen district, built during the East German period as a dedicated exhibition hall for contemporary painting, sculpture, photography and prints. It has shown work by artists including Georg Baselitz, Gerhard Richter and Robert Rauschenberg.
City museum covering Fredericia's unique history from 1650 to present through permanent exhibitions, historic buildings, and cultural themes.
St. Peter's Church is a Brick Gothic basilica in Rostock's old town, rebuilt as a three-nave church in the mid-14th century on a site used since around 1300. Its 117-metre spire, the tallest of the city's former four main churches, was rebuilt after wartime damage and carries a viewing platform reached by 195 steps or a lift.
St. Mary's Church is a Brick Gothic basilica in Rostock's old town, first mentioned in 1232 and enlarged into its present cross-shaped form by the late 14th century; its baroque tower lantern was finished in the 18th century. Inside stand a medieval astronomical clock, a 1770 organ with 83 stops, a 1721 gilded high altar and a 1574 pulpit.
The Abbey of the Holy Cross is a Brick Gothic former Cistercian nunnery founded in 1270 by the Danish queen Margaret Sambiria, with its church completed in 1360. After the Reformation it continued as a Lutheran women's convent until 1920; the church now serves as the university church, and the convent buildings house Rostock's Cultural History Museum.
Danish art museum with permanent collection spanning 1800–2024 and rotating special exhibitions.
Landmark cultural centre in Randers, housing the town library, art museum and museum of local history.
Local history museum founded in 1872 as Randers Museum, now part of a museum with sites in Randers, Grenaa and Ebeltoft.
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