What to do and see in , Jutland: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in , Denmark including Tved Kirke, Vejlby Kirke V. Allingaabro, Rosenholm Slot, Gammel Estrup The Danish Manor & Estate Museum, Fregatten Jylland, Aalso Kirke, Pindstrup Kirke, Stendysserne Ved Tustrup, Hornslet Kirke, Glesborg Kirke.
Restaurants in Djursland
1. Tved Kirke
2. Vejlby Kirke V. Allingaabro
3. Rosenholm Slot
4. Gammel Estrup The Danish Manor & Estate Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 95 reviews
In the hilly countryside of Djursland, Gammel Estrup Manor stands with its red walls and high towers. The history of the manor can be traced back to the 1300's, and for 600 years - until 1926 - it was owned by the same family. For generations the manor was the setting for the life of the family and its wealth - with beautiful art objects, a great number of employees, and presentable surroundings. All year round Gammel Estrup Manor offers activities and exhibitions on life at the Danish manors. The elegant halls, the big kitchen, the baroque garden with the Orangeries, and the surrounding cultivated landscape all give us an insight into the life of high and low througout the times. There is a play area in connection with the baroque garden of the museum. You may enjoy your packed lunch in one of the Orangeries or at the open air benches and tables. You are also welcome to picnic on the lawns og buy your launch at Restaurant The Old Stable. Dogs on a leash are welcome in the garden.
Reviewed By GeoTrunk
Make your choice eæwhen you arrive: The Castle or the farming museum - Both will take a lot of time. I went for the castle castle first, and that is imho the best choice. Also visit the black smith and the park.
5. Fregatten Jylland
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 344 reviews
The wooden frigate ‘Jylland’ is one of the longest and most significant historic wooden ships in the world. Built in 1857-1860, it was both the first and last warship in the Danish navy with an originally inbuilt steam driven engine and sails – a cutting edge hybrid of its time, superior in speed with its long and slender hull. It survived 18 hits during the battle of Heligoland 1864 and worked as a royal ship, sailing King Christian IX to the Faroe Islands, Iceland and Saint Petersburg in 1874 and 1876. Since then, the old warship has functioned as lodging for soldiers and children of the rural districts of Denmark, as exhibition facilities of the National Exhibition of 1909 and others. Many times, it has faced the destruction of slow decay and being sold for scraps. Thanks to ardent people, skilled craftsmen and generous foundations, the proud ship survived and now resides in its dry dock in Ebeltoft. WELCOME ABOARD!
Reviewed By Topaz4you - Hadsund, Denmark
A really great experience,but there was not enough information about the daily working of this wonderful vessel of war.One example was the artillery-deck crew's individual function when manning the piece The children wanted to know how they loaded and who fired the canon.We could find no information on this subject.The level of technical information needs radicle improvement.Otherwise a great and adventurous-day of the kids that included rope making and sextant reading.The very fragrance of the shipyard and its functions were enjoyed by all.Thank Jyiiand.
6. Aalso Kirke
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
7. Pindstrup Kirke
8. Stendysserne Ved Tustrup
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
9. Hornslet Kirke
10. Glesborg Kirke
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