Top Things to do in Jutland
Top 10 Civic Centers in Jutland, Denmark
Discover the best top things to do in Jutland, Denmark including Nygaard Noerreskoven Als, Dokk1, Herning bibliotek, Fjordbyen, Sonderborg Kulturhus, Kulturforum Wurth, Utzon Center, Kirkens Korshaer, Knivholt Hovedgaard, Staldgarden.
Restaurants in Jutland
1. Nygaard Noerreskoven Als
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
2. Dokk1
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 601 reviews
Reviewed By Jette_Aarhus - Aarhus, Denmark
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED - Whether you want to visit the amazing playground with your children, read newspapers, magazines or books, visit the café or simply enjoy the views across the harbour seated indoors or outside - there's always something new to experience in DOKK1, Aarhus' main library, citizens' services - and a whole lot more. Many students meet up to study in the spacious building, and also mothers' and fathers' groups meet up here with their babies on a regular basis. Before you visit, it's well worth checking out the programme (also partly in English).
3. Herning bibliotek
4. Fjordbyen
5. Sonderborg Kulturhus
6. Kulturforum Wurth
7. Utzon Center
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 104 reviews
The impressive Utzon Center at the in Aalborg is a vibrant cultural centre. The centre was named after and designed by the famous Danish architect Jørn Utzon, who was born and bread in Aalborg. The centre hosts different exhibitions through the years and presents sketches and design by Jørn Utzon. But the centre is much more than an exhibition centre. It is but a direct presentation of art, architecture and design, completely in the spirit of Jørn Utzon. The presentation consists of Jørn Utzon’s own architecture and design work, as well as examples of the national and international cultural legacy that he is a part of. The many experimenting activities at the Utzon Centre will also contribute to its role as an exciting cultural powerhouse.
Reviewed By AndrewESyd
My 12 year old son is really into architecture, and we come from Sydney, so this was a “must see” on our visit to Denmark. It didn’t disappoint. The centre is not large, but it packs a lot in. The permanent exhibition about Utzon and the buildings he designed is interesting - I really liked watching the video where Utzon talked about his thoughts in connection with the roof of the Sydney Opera House. We were also lucky than when we visited there was an exhibition called “Space Crazy” which provided excellent play and learning activities for kids.
8. Kirkens Korshaer
9. Knivholt Hovedgaard
10. Staldgarden
The Stable Yard is part of Kolding's new local history power house. The ambition is to create a modern and highly relevant cultural lighthouse in the amazing surroundings at the Castle bank. The museum's large collections and knowledge will put Kolding municipality's local history and Danish silver to play in a present, involving and innovation way.
