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Indoor zoo in Randers under three great domes holding the rainforests of Africa, Asia and South America, where most of the animals roam free.

Rostock Zoo opened in 1899 as the Hirschgarten an der Trotzenburg and today covers 56 hectares with around 4,500 animals from 320 species. It has been the European studbook keeper for polar bears since 1980, and its Darwineum, opened in 2012, houses gibbons, gorillas and orangutans in a 20,000-square-metre hall.

Venue with several halls, presenting concerts, musicals, comedy and theatre.

Classic car museum in Gjern with vintage Danish and international cars from the early motoring era onwards.

Zoo with over 100 animal species including jaguars and Denmark's only takins, with family activities and interactive experiences.

Performing arts venue in Vejle hosting concerts, theatre, stand-up, musicals, and other cultural events.

Cultural and archaeological museum in Vejle featuring exhibitions on Danish history, including the Haraldskær Woman bog body and industrial-era displays.

Museum in central Vejle with Danish painting and sculpture from classic modernism up to the years before CoBrA, plus Golden Age works and fifty Rembrandt etchings.

Visitor centre built into the highest point in southern Jutland, on the hill where public meetings changed the country, with 360° views over the Little Belt.

Art museum in Kolding, Denmark, temporarily closed for renovation until 2027.

Lighthouse standing on a granite-clad caisson in nine metres of water off Hals, which replaced a lightship stationed there in 1895.

Botanical garden of 14 hectares in Kolding, begun as a nursery by Aksel Olsen in 1917, where trees and plants are grouped by the country they come from.

Freshwater aquarium and animal park in Silkeborg, opened in 1993, showing the otters, birds and fish of Danish lakes and streams.

Viewpoint 65 metres up in the north-western corner of Nordskoven, the forest above Silkeborg.

Museum dedicated to Asger Jorn and contemporary art, featuring rotating exhibitions and permanent collections.

Former royal stables holding Denmark's only preserved Gestapo cell, Holger Kyster's silver, and the story of what Kolding made.

Kolding's museum of cultural history, craft and design, across three sites: Staldgården, the World Heritage town of Christiansfeld, and Skamlingsbanken.

Cultural history museum founded in 1890, responsible for Koldinghus castle and its collections.

Royal castle in Kolding founded in the thirteenth century, in turn fortress, royal residence, ruin and museum, and the setting of many wartime negotiations.

Multi-site museum complex in Silkeborg featuring art, history, archaeology, and paper mill exhibits across Hovedgården, Blicheregnen, Papirmuseet, and other locations.