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Tønder (German: Tondern) is a town in the Region of Southern Denmark. With a population of 7,595 (as of 1 January 2014), it is the main town and the administrative seat of the Tønder Municipality.
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1. Nationalpark Vadehavet
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4.5 based on 59 reviews
2. Nolde Stiftung Seebuell
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4.5 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By Andrew O - Paphos, Cyprus
This place is in the middle of nowhere but there are plenty of brown signs to follow, so we got there no problem. The site is beautiful, with ample parking and a wonderful, modern entrance building, completed in 2009. This houses the ticket desk, shop, cafe, work rooms and cinema. We watched the one hour film, thankfully with English subtitles and it was a very helpful introduction to Nolde and his work, life and house. We enjoyed excellent coffee and cake in the stylish cafe and a delightful stroll around the wonderful cottage garden. Finally we entered the house museum, not a pretty building, but containing many beautiful paintings. The whole 3 hour experience was perfect.
3. Hjemsted Oldtidspark
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4.5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By Liz S - Maldon, Essex
My husband and I thought the Oldtidspark was very fascinating, food for thought and food for the imagination! In fact it was brilliant. I like the way in which the people running the Oldtidspark substantiated the facts which were presented. There were also animals that the Stone Age people may have had.
It was done in such a way that you could imagine that you were living way back then – almost two thousand years! There was also a film, the commentary was in Danish and English, which was excellent, and it was very well done. Those acting the parts of Stone Age people spoke Danish, but given that we cannot trace the language of the Stone Age inhabitants, I wonder if it would have been a good idea to get the actors to speak in a language like Esperanto to give the Stone Age era more mystery – just a thought and a suggestion! Reason I say that is that Esperanto is a neutral language and does not ascribe to any culture.
4. Hoejer Sluse
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4 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By springbank - Greve, Denmark
Behind Højer Sluse was a safe trading port with traffic and busy companies. Højer Sluse was built at the same time with the Højer-Siltoft dike in 1861. In the past, the ships could safely enter the Højer Canal. With an open lock in the dike ships with masts could sail into Højer Harbor, which was situated within the dike. The port was connected with the lock factory, which produced feed flour. Højer Havn was used primarily as a port of call, especially for building materials, fuel and fertilizer for the local businesses. But for many years, the harbor was also the framework for tourist traffic. Guests to the Sild spa baths traveled to and from the Wadden Sea with a steamship from Højer, where they came by train. On the route from Hamburg, extra train was taken in and drove directly to the quayside at the lock.
Imposing and incredibly beautiful views of the Wadden Sea. Lots of birdlife and a fantastic piece of Danish nature.
5. Loegumkloster Kirke
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5 based on 11 reviews
6. KiteSyd
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5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By JesperMKarlstrom - Malmo, Sweden
I would recomend to try the landboard. It was really fun and fast. Nice and funny snd multi language instructures. Thanx.
7. Troejborg Slotsruin
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4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By LN1946 - Oksboel, Denmark
Trøjborg Caste-ruin was first build as a Middle Ages Castle in the 14th Century.
Later, in 1580. was build the Renaissance Castle, which Ruin, we see today.
The Castle was demolished in 1854, except the South-wall and the basement.
There is a Moat around the Castle, and a Bridge over the Moat lead you to the Portal, which is reconstructed.
8. Det Gamle Apotek
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4.5 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By springbank - Greve, Denmark
A lot of different crafts and gift ideas. One will find what one did not know you missed spread in more than 40 rooms. Even Christmas items all year through. It is situated in a beautiful building from 1595, the house of The Old Pharmacy. In 1671 it was transformed from being a residential house into a pharmacy and had this function until 1989.
9. Vidaslusen
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4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By springbank - Greve, Denmark
Højer Ny Sluse (Vidåslusen) was completed in 1981. It consists of three concrete chambers with each two wooden doors. There is a car park and a restaurant close to the lock.
10. St-Clemens-Kirche
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4 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By NarisaB - Vienna, Austria
The St. Clemens Kirche is a Catholic Church located in the middle old town Prague city, the way from "Charles Bridge" to the old town square, it's beautiful Baroque style. Today is the place, where prepared very nice classic concert at the evening.
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