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Discover the best top things to do in , Denmark including Gammel Estrup The Danish Manor & Estate Museum, Scandinavian Wildlife Park, Munkholm Zoo, Nationalpark Mols Bjerge, The Green Museum, Det Gamle Radhus samt Siamesisk Samling, Kalo Slotsruin.
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1. 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.
2. Scandinavian Wildlife Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
Scandinavian Wildlife Park is a themed animal park. We have specialized in scandinavian wildlife and we are well-known for our huge parks for polar bears, brown bears, stellers sea eagles and wolves, and a whole lot of other nordic animals. The park covers an area of 470.000 square meters, and is a place where the whole family can get close to animals and get a feel of nature in a realistic way.
Reviewed By CSLarsenSpain - Ciudad Quesada, Spain
Excellent nature park, wide open spaces where you can experience the animals in a near authentic nature environment. When we visited, it was not very busy, which was nice and gave us plenty of time and space to explore the different parts of the park. We also had the pleasure of meeting the guide Lærke, she explained in depth a lot of the habits of the animals and their environment, really added to the visit. The brown bears was the absolute highlight, the mothers playing with their cubs could entertain us for days.
3. Munkholm Zoo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By 605raneb
A really good zoo for children in the age of 2-10. There's a lot of animals you can pet and touch. The staff does some show with reptiles and spiders for the young to see. They also makes an event during the feeding of the animals. Present and talk about each animal and their attributes and natural habitats. A big playground is also available next to their dining area (grill and burger bar)
4. Nationalpark Mols Bjerge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By Gormgo - Ebeltoft, Denmark
Wonderfull trip in the best National Park Mols bjerge One of the best places in Denmark - you could dream of Italy or France and you will get in all on the spot here in one of the most charming national park in Denmark. You will see wild horses a great nature an astonishingly view and a lot of hiking places. You will be able to hike from 2 - 63 km in this amazing park - there is a lot of shelters where you can sleep overnight and have a fireplace. Just remember to take all equipments regarding food and beverages with you - due to the fact that you are in the nature without any shopping areas. But - great nature and a lovely kind of going back to the nature. See you on a hiking spot.
5. The Green Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
The Green Museum is Denmarks national museum for hunting, forrest, agriculture and food. This living museum is located right in the nature in Auning on the peninsula of Djursland in Jutland. The Green Museum offers the opportunity to experience hunting, forests, agriculture and food in a single museum for the very first time. From the moment you arrive at the museum, you will feel the history of the countryside we live in and live off and experience a world of domestic animals, fields, vegetable gardens, traditions, people, machinery and stories as the seasons change. Take a trip out into the blue with friends and family and enjoy a day full of adventure – both indoors and out – with lots to see, touch and smell. Holidays are full of activities – woodwork, feeding the animals and experiences for both children and adults.
6. Det Gamle Radhus samt Siamesisk Samling
7. Kalo Slotsruin
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By Gormgo - Ebeltoft, Denmark
And old history from the vikings. This old castle or ruin is very amazing and a very good trip for all kind of people - you will feel the battle from many years of war in Denmark - especially the war going back centuries when the Sweden and Denmark was in the battle.
