Not only the wind can blow you away. The area is full of places to go that will take your breath away.
The landscape is flat, so if you climb only a few stairs you will have a magnificent view. Or go into the mines and learn about the lime stones. We never get tired of watching the impressive sandsculptures - it is incomprehensible what the international scuptors can do with sand.
Go out and enjoy - and be prepared to be overwhelmed.
The area around Lyngvig Lighthouse offers many adventures apart from enjoying the spectacular view of the sea, the fjord, and the landscape below. There’s also great parking and the possibility of tak...
At JyllandsAkvariet (Jutlands Aquarium) you get an up-close encounter with the many different and colourful fish species that live in the North Sea and the Limfjord.
The world's largest limestone mine. An endless maze of galleries with caves as large as cathedrals and narrow paths where an adult man cannot walk upright.
Blåvandshuk Lighthouse is located at Denmark's westernmost point. The lighthouse is 39 meters high, but protrudes due to its location in the dunes 55 meters into the air, which gives a fantastic view ...
Experience the old market town of Varde, as it looked around the year 1860. Despite the fact that the town is built in a miniature version in the size ratio 1:10, the experience is worth the visit. Th...
