The family’s natural breathing space. The site where parents, grandparents and children will have a wonderful holiday together. Situated down to one of Djursland’s best beaches, and with many attractions right in the “backyard”. See all the packages on our website.
This year, the legendary Sand Sculpture Festival in Søndervig offers guests an opportunity to take an exciting journey back in time to the Middle Ages.
Memphis Mansion is a tribute to the King of Rock’n’Roll. On the outside, it’s identical to Graceland in Memphis.
In Water & Wellness - Randers, you start the experience in the wellness area with a footbath.
Be fascinated by one of the biggest model railways in Europe – more than 90 different trains running. Two large computer controlled layouts: European and Danish.
Funny, wild and challenging climbing experiences for the whole family in the new, large treetop adventure parks in Randers and Aalborg.
At the Steno Museum children and adults can discover the cultural history of science and medicine.
The Botanical Garden is open day and night.
Opening hours for the Greenhouses:
Monday–Friday 9.00–16.00
Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays 10.00–17.00
Den Gamle By (The Old Town) is a 5-star world class experience, and is under the patronage of Her Majesty the Queen.
The Gas Museum has exhibitions about the gas and energy from 1853 until today and in the future.
Nordisk Dyrepark is a place for everyone. Here is the perfect setup for a cosy day with the animals and with entertainment for the whole family.
Rold StorKro is situated 27 kilometres south of Aalborg, right where highway 180 enters the forest of Rold - in the heart of one of the loveliest countrysides in Denmark.
Bruunshaab Old Cardboard Factory is a working factory museum situated in the middle of nature.
Funny, wild and challenging climbing experiences for the whole family in the new, large treetop adventure parks in Randers and Aalborg.
Hjejlen is undoubtedly Silkeborg's greatest icon. Since 1861, the old coal-fired paddle steamer has sailed on the Silkeborg lakes. And continues to do so.
