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Forestry botanical garden in Viborg, one of the sites looked after by Viborg Museum.

Contemporary art exhibition venue in Viborg featuring rotating exhibitions and creative family workshops.

Art museum featuring works by P.C. Skovgaard and related Danish artists, with rotating exhibitions and guided tours.

Small local museum at Lysgård south of Viborg, run by Viborg Museum and open only in July and August. It gave its name to Steen Steensen Blicher's 1842 novella.

Viborg's cultural history museum, which runs Museum Wibergis and the sites at De fem Halder, Hvolris Iron Age Village and E Bindstouw, and offers town walks, talks and guided tours.

Professional theatre in Viborg featuring drama, musicals, and family performances.

Open-air archaeological museum about the Iron Age, 16 kilometres north of Viborg, with reconstructed houses standing on an excavated settlement.

Concert and event venue in Viborg with several halls, hosting concerts, shows, comedy and conferences.

Castle ruin on a small peninsula in Hald lake south of Viborg, also known as the Bishop's Hald.

The Old Botanical Garden began in 1825 as a private park and became Kiel University's botanical garden from 1878, redesigned by botanist Adolf Engler. It has been a public park since the university moved its collection to a new site in 1978, with mature trees including an old ginkgo, an 1891 brick pavilion, and two ponds.

The Zoological Museum of Kiel University displays zoological collections in a yellow-brick building designed by Martin Gropius and opened in 1881. Exhibits cover systematics, evolution, and the fauna of the tropics and of Germany, including specimens gathered on 19th-century expeditions such as the Galathea voyage and the German Plankton Expedition.

The Kiel Maritime Museum occupies the former fish-market hall on the Sartorikai waterfront, built in 1910 by city architect Georg Pauly and converted into a museum in 1978. Its exhibits cover Kiel's fishing and shipbuilding history, alongside historic vessels moored outside on the Kiel Fjord.

St. Nikolai is the oldest building in Kiel, standing on the Alter Markt and dedicated to Saint Nicholas. Remodelled in Gothic Revival style in the 19th century, it was destroyed in the Second World War and rebuilt with a simpler interior; its furnishings include a 1340 bronze font and a 1705 carved pulpit.

The first LEGOLAND, opened in 1968 in Billund, the home of the LEGO company. Its Miniland rebuilds towns and landmarks in millions of LEGO bricks, and the park has more than 45 rides across its themed areas. Opening days follow a seasonal calendar, so check before you go.

The Hörn Bridge is a pedestrian and cyclist bascule bridge across Kiel's inner fjord, built in 1997 to a design by gmp Architekten. Its three-section folding deck opens roughly once an hour to let boats pass between the harbour basin and the Gaarden district, and it links the ferry terminal with the main railway station.

Historic printing office in Viborg, where type is still set and pulled by hand on old presses.

SEA LIFE Timmendorfer Strand is an aquarium on the Kurpromenade in the Baltic Sea resort of Timmendorfer Strand, part of the Merlin Entertainments SEA LIFE chain. Its wave-shaped glass building holds themed tanks of marine and freshwater species, from the Baltic coast to tropical waters.

Technical museum in the Sønderbro waterworks in Aalborg, opened in 1992, with steam boilers and electric pumps in a machine hall that goes back to 1893.

Industrial heritage museum documenting the evolution from 1858 village blacksmith to Zincks Fabrikker tool manufacturing plant with 120 employees.

Small theatre on Kjellerupsgade in Aalborg, staging new work and running TeaterSprint, where a play is written, rehearsed and performed in 72 hours.