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Cultural centre in a former power station by the Aalborg waterfront, opened in 2009, holding a concert venue, a theatre, an art cinema and an art gallery.

Concert hall on the Limfjord in Aalborg, opened in 2014, home to the Aalborg Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Academy of Music.

Independent exhibition space founded in 1981 for artists from northern Jutland, in the old garrison hospital of 1804 on Søndergade.

Architecture museum housed in Jørn Utzon's final work in Aalborg, featuring exhibitions on architecture, design, and the architect's legacy.

Excavated Franciscan friary preserved where it was found, beneath Algade in Aalborg and reached by a lift in the middle of the street.

Half-timbered 16th-century castle by the Limfjord in central Aalborg, with ramparts and dungeon passages.

Aalborg's main theatre, built in 1878 and rebuilt in 2000, with three stages and 870 seats in the main auditorium.

Museum showcasing Aalborg's history from around 750 AD to the present, with archaeological finds and period room settings.

Zoo featuring diverse animals including lions, tigers, orangutans, penguins, and warthogs, with daily feeding shows and demonstrations.

Observation tower on Skovbakken with views from 105 metres above sea level, plus a restaurant, café and Skybar.

Modern art museum in Aalborg, built between 1968 and 1972 by Alvar and Elissa Aalto with Jean-Jacques Baruël, set in a sculpture park.

Maritime museum on the Aalborg waterfront, opened in 1992, with ship radios and navigation instruments tracing how sailors found their way.

Military museum in Aalborg covering every branch of Danish defence, with aircraft, vehicles, the occupation years and the Cold War.

Iron Age and Viking Age burial ground above Aalborg with hundreds of stone-set graves and a museum.

Museum beside the Lindholm Høje burial ground at Nørresundby, on its Iron Age and Viking graves and the finds from around them, with a historical market in summer.

The Gothenburg Botanical Garden covers about 175 hectares around the Stora Änggården estate, most of it the Änggårdsbergen nature reserve with an arboretum. Opened in stages from 1919 and inaugurated in 1923, its cultivated part of some 40 hectares holds a large rock garden, the Japanese Glade and rhododendron collections. The greenhouses are being rebuilt.

Art museum at Birk outside Herning, opened in 1976, holding more than 4,000 works by Carl-Henning Pedersen and Else Alfelt.

Contemporary art museum founded in 1976, which moved in 2009 into a building by the American architect Steven Holl, with a sculpture park around it.

Liseberg is an amusement park in central Gothenburg, opened in 1923 on the former Lisas Berg estate. It has more than 30 rides, among them the wooden roller coaster Balder, along with stages, a dance hall and landscaped gardens. Besides the summer season it opens for Halloween in October and for a Christmas market with lights from November to December.

Universeum is a science centre with a zoo and public aquarium on Södra Vägen in Gothenburg, opened in 2001. Its glass and timber building holds a rainforest hall with free-flying birds and monkeys, an ocean tank of 1.4 million litres with sharks and rays, Nordic wildlife, reptiles, and hands-on exhibitions on space, chemistry and the human body.