Location: Aalestrup
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Top 10 Things to do in Aalestrup, Denmark
Aalestrup in Denmark, from Europe region, is best know for Castles. Discover best things to do in Aalestrup with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Aalestrup
1. Lille Restrup Hovedgaard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Geir A
Er du i nærheten av denne idyllen anbefaler jeg deg å sjekke ut deres kakebord som de serverer 2 søndager i måneden. Sjekk før du kjører eller ta deg en tur å opplev denne idylliske plassen. Når du tror du har kjørt feil skal du litt til.
En upåklagelig service og fantastiske kaker og smaker. Gleder meg til neste gang.
2. Boldrup Museum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
Visit a small agricultural museum with crops and animals. It is situated in a autentic three-winged smallholding and shows what life looked like in about 1890. It tells about the peasant's life in all its facets. The family has cultivated the land and had cabbage garden with potatoes, cabbage, onions and herbs and a small flower garden. Boldrup Museum also has a number of old Danish breeds, pigs, sheep, goats, rabbits, geese, chickens and pigeons. The pig Gyda likes getting patted. Activities takes place on selected days.
Reviewed By JorgenHelstrup - Hammel, Denmark
Boldrup Museum is a small farm displaying the history of the small Danish farmer, with an emphasis on old Danish live stock - not a large amount of different species, but enough to get a glimpse and udnerstanding of the living conditions of the small Danish farmer - having his own farm, but large enough to sustain his whole family, which is the reason for having several different jobs.
The interior depicts the modest lifestyle, and the often meager living conditions in the 18th and 19th century Denmark.
The animals are traditionally Danish - goats, rabbits, pigs, hens - missing was perhaps cows and horses. Many of the animals can be touched, but be careful - they may bite :-)
The ajoining garden hosts traditional Danish fruits, berries and vegetables.
The museum is free of charge, and is partly only protected by the public, as you can enter and leave without being checked.
Worth a visit, also only as a break away from the motorway going north or south, as it is only 10 minutes from the E45.
3. Aars Kirke
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By LN1946 - Oksboel, Denmark
Års Kirke er oprindeligt fra 1200-tallet. Den var da bygningsmæssigt en ret traditionel landsbykirke med tårnet mod vest og koret mod øst.
Ved en større til- og ombygning i 1921-22 blev der lavet et nyt skib og kor vinkelret på den oprindelige kirke, og kirken blev herefter en korskirke med koret placeret mod nord.
Der er mange tilfælde med mindre heldige tilbygninger til gamle kirker, men i dette tilfælde er der tale om en fin og vellykket til- og ombygning.
Års Kirke fremstår som en smuk bygningsmæssig helhed.
4. RosenParken
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Jesper A
We had a very short visit to this rose park. They do have a LOT of roses end it is beautiful, but I think that you need to be a rose enthusiast to really love this park. Our knowledge of roses stops at their nice colors which makes this park a bit boring. It would have been nice with a handout with some of the most important roses history if they have any..
5. Dansk Nutidsmuseum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Lis J - Ikast, Denmark
Besøgte stedet i går . Blev overraskede over, at museet rummer så stor en samling. Der er noget for enhver interesse . Alt fra radioer til legetøj og købmand og frisør - samt det meste derimellem, er repræsenteret . Meget interessant og lige til, at mindes barndom og ungdom . Er velegnet til alle, fra børnehavebørn til oldeforældre . Vi kommer igen, da der er mange detaljer , vi ikke nåede at se .
6. Verdenskortet Ved Klejtrup So
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By FannyDianty - Vejle, Vejle, Denmark
It's hard to reach it by public transportation and kinda far away from city center. They didn't maintain it and put some flag on wrong country. Unfortunately they didn't put flag on my country, and they put Singapore flag on my country. They have restaurant and playing arena for kids. It's perfect to bring kids here but for adult it doesn't worth.
7. Danmarks Cykelmuseum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By NielsenAalborg - Aalborg
Absolut et sted man må besøge, hvis man kommer på de kanter. I særdeleshed er det et spændende sted for børn, der bl.a. kan se en "vælte-peter" som var én af de første cykler, som blev lavet.
8. Hobro Mini Zoo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Natalia S - Moscow, Russia
Если по какой-то причине вы попали в Хобро с маленьки детками, то им понравится данный контактный зоопарк. Они увидят множество домашних деревенских животных. Мило.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Julie V - Aars, Denmark
Anlægget er blevet et skønt sted for både børn og voksne. Her er plads til leg og motion, og er altid godt besøgt. Desværre er der også nogle grupper af unge mennesker der bruger anlægget som samlingssted for druk i dagtimerne hvor børnene benytter stedet som legeplads.
10. Farso Kirke
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By BFPOMIke - Slough, United Kingdom
Possibly not the most immediately attractive of Denmark's many churches, but when you're in the churchyard it sits in a beautiful location and is exceptionally well maintained. Inside it has a frieze going back to medieval times, discovered a few years ago when they were redecorating. An extremely welcoming church and my all time favourite. The fact I got married in it 27 years ago helps! I visit every time we visit.
