Explore Denmark and the Netherlands

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.

Swimming pool and water park in Kolding, with slides, a spray park, saunas and infrared heat, and lessons for every age.

One of Scandinavia's largest galleries for modern and CoBrA art, with 600 m² across three floors featuring paintings, sculptures, lithographs, and framing services.

Bunker museum opened in 1995 at the old Silkeborg Bad spa, where the German army had its Danish headquarters during the occupation, seen on guided tours.

Museum in Christiansfeld documenting the 1920 Reunification of Sønderjylland with Denmark and border history.

UNESCO World Heritage site with the Jelling burial mounds, the runestones of Gorm the Old and Harald Bluetooth, and Jelling Church.

Denmark's largest Viking site with Harald Bluetooth's palisade, ship setting, runestones and burial mounds.

Museum in Søstrehuset telling how the Moravian Brethren built Christiansfeld, a UNESCO World Heritage town laid out for symmetry and equality.

Denmark's first hydroelectric power plant with guided tours, nature trails, canoe rentals, and family activities around water and energy.

State-recognised museum of the history of energy and the green transition, at the Tange hydroelectric works in central Jutland, open since 1985.

Open-air museum in the Vejle river valley with a reconstructed Iron Age settlement of houses, fields, a smithy and livestock, plus the old Vingsted mill and its craft workshops.

Museum of farming life around Kolding, with tools, machinery and the everyday of the countryside.

Safari zoo in Jutland featuring lions, giraffes, zebras, rhinoceroses and other animals with drive-through and walking areas.

Iron Age fortification west of Vejle, a raised enclosure of some 1,700 square metres ringed by a rampart above a 70-metre drop into the river valley.

Former gravel pit near Egtved turned into a sculpture park, with works in steel, granite and timber made by Robert Jacobsen and Jean Clareboudt between 1986 and 1991.

Local museum at Egtved with free admission, telling the area's history and the story of the Egtved Girl, open at weekends and in the school holidays.