The Jütlkand region is known as Denmark’s sun garden and has a lot to offer, especially for groups. There we can offer a wide range of attractions and excursions for all target groups and interests!
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It is not much further to this host. Based on the Flensburg Fjord, the Sound of Als, the town of Sønderborg on the island of the same name Als and this beautiful group accommodation line up. Hotel Sønderborg Strand’s location couldn’t be more fantastic. Nestled between the city beach and the city center only 250 m away, a hotel cannot be better located! From the terrace of the house you can enjoy a spectacular view of the Flensburg Fjord and the Als Sound. Opposite the hotel is Sønderborg Castle, another eye-catcher, and the marina is also very close by, making it ideal for a stroll along the water.
The privately run and group-oriented house is kept in a Scandinavian style. A total of 95 lovingly and brightly furnished rooms await your groups, many of which offer a wonderful view of the water (bookable for an extra charge). The rooms all have a bathroom with shower/toilet, hairdryer, desk, TV and free coffee or tea. Room service and WiFi are also free.
The hotel’s own restaurant “Bellevue” awaits the guests in addition to the many culinary delights with a wonderful view of the fjord. The menu always includes meat, fish and vegetable dishes, of course everything is regional. They always serve seasonal dishes in a modern guise, but also surprise again and again with traditional cuisine. When the weather is good, the restaurant serves on the terrace in a great atmosphere and here too with a view of the water. Not only the terrace but also the hotel’s newly furnished bar invite you to linger, have nice conversations or a good glass of wine. All in all, very good conditions for your groups to feel very comfortable at Hotel Sønderborg Strand.
The house is just a 5-minute walk from the completely redesigned and very attractive center right by the charming old harbor of Køge, a suburb of Copenhagen. The house was named after the famous Danish admiral, who defeated the Swedes in a memorable naval battle in the Bay of Køge.
Zleep Hotel Niels Juel is a non-smoking hotel, built in a classic warehouse style. It was completely renovated in 2022 and now shines in new splendor. All rooms have a shower/toilet, hairdryer, flat screen (also German language programs) and WiFi. The cozy restaurant offers Italian and international cuisine for every taste.
Furthermore, the hotel has a wine cellar, a bar, a spacious, comfortable lobby area and an outdoor terrace to linger.
The location of the hotel is an ideal starting point for trips to Copenhagen, Roskilde and all of Zealand.
This excellent alternative for groups is located in Thyborøn, the town between Limfjord and the North Sea with its endless long sandy beaches. COTEL Lukaf is not a classic hotel in the conventional sense, but a combination of hotel and cottage. Exactly this flexibility makes this house so interesting for your groups!
The house is very high quality equipped. The total of 22 rooms are without exception at ground level and all have shower / WC, flat screen, refrigerator and wireless internet (free). They can both used as
double as well as single rooms. The complex is very generously built, there are several small seating areas and two large lounges with all amenities. Another advantage of the house: during your stay your group occupies that house exclusive, there are no more external guests! So, you are undisturbed and individual!
In nice weather, terrace or the garden both invite to make yourself comfortable. Relax pure you find as well in the basement of the house, in which a very fine and extensive wellness area is waiting for your groups. You can choose between sauna, whirlpool, steam cabin, solarium or massage chair.
Other leisure facilities include billiards, darts, air hockey, table tennis, table football and more activities. In the gym there are waiting a trim wheel, treadmill and other equipment for all active guests.
The kitchen is good bourgeois and very varied. In addition, there is the possibility to cook for yourself as well.
The COTEL Lukaf is not only, but especially for groups whose participants know each other as well as for clubs and unions a fantastic alternative! Your Groups will certainly have a really good feeling to stay very comfortable with all its possibilities – we wish you a nice stay at COTEL Lukaf!
Hotel Fjordgården is a classic group suitable 4*-hotel with a lot of atmosphere, service-oriented employees and the famous Danish cosiness. It is located in a prominent location just a stone’s throw from the fjord of the same name and within walking distance to the city centre. The picturesque worthwhile for the old petty alleys of the merchant town definitely owns a visit.
The house is generously built and has a total of 98 rooms. The groups live quite cosy and in the comfortable rooms invites you to relax. All units have shower/toilet, cable TV and free Wi-Fi. Free coffee and tea are also available in the rooms. Whom all these amenities are not enough yet can provide enough recreation and enjoy an eventful and cosy day in the 400 m² big subtropical bathing paradise, or the sauna or the jacuzzi, of course everything free of charge! How about a game of pool?
Optimal rounding off the day then in the on-site restaurant. The culinary offer of the kitchen is very varied. Groups will mainly served with seasonal delicacies of the region, always fresh prepared. Self-speaking that a house on this standard provides a bar as well where you can end the evening comfortably by meeting nice people even having interesting conversations.
A fine address gets ready for your groups!
Quiet and yet close to the motorway and the City of Aarhus.
Location advantage due to the ideal location for excursions to Arhus and the region.
Due to its construction the house conveys the feeling of a very cosy “Kro” and is royally privileged. Very spacious construction, plenty of space in all hotel areas, very stylish and ideal for groups. in total 88 rooms incl. bath / toilet, additional shower, TV, telephone., Mini bar, sofa or armchair as well as free WI-FI.
Furthermore, fitness room, boules and billiards, complimentary coffee / tea in all rooms. Very charming gastronomic experiences in the restaurant with freshly prepared national as well as international food and cosy hotel bar.
In the heart of the city, yet quiet and with its own garden idyllic directly located on the river
“Karup Å”. Completely renovated in 2016, modern hotel with a cosy atmosphere and a total of 43 rooms.
Ideal starting point for exploring the Jutland region with many attractions nearby. A few minutes’ walk to the pedestrian area, the recreation area “Krabbesholm” or the Limfjord to the marina and the beach.
All rooms comfortably furnished with shower / toilet, hairdryer, telephone, flat screen TV and free Wi-Fi. The adjoining restaurant “Annexet” offers regional as well as international cuisine in rustic flair of the 300-year-old half-timbered building.
Very attractive single room supplement.
Privately owned and very historical hotel in a quiet location right in the pedestrian area in the city centre. Group suitable house with a lot of style, taste and tradition.
BW Hotel Eyde has got awardee as the best hotel in the Best Western Group in whole Scandinavia. All rooms modern, classic and tastefully furnished with shower / toilet, flat screen TV, telephone, minibar, safe, desk and iron. Furthermore, free use of the sauna / fitness area, free Wi-Fi and free coffee / tea in all rooms.
Hotel restaurant “Sankt Jørgen” with traditional Danish cuisine as well as seasonal specialties in a very cosy, atmospheric ambience, in summer additional terrace.
Many of Jutland’s sights are easy and quick to reach due to its central location.
The Düppeler Schanzen is undoubtedly Denmark’s most famous battlefield. The year 1864 marks a milestone in Danish-German history. It was the year of the second Schleswig feud, which was also a very important chapter in our shared history.
Many years have passed since the conflict in 1864 and today the beautiful Düppeler Mühle stands on the battlefield to commemorate the victims of both countries, as a sign of today’s excellent cross-border relations and the unprecedented coexistence of both peoples.
The Dybbøl Banke History Center takes your groups back to that fateful year in an exciting way. With narration, re-enactments and film footage, the history of yesteryear is brought to life so that guests can understand what happened back then. One marvels at a store of partly original clothing from this period. A ski jump with several buildings has been recreated on the outside area, which of course you can walk on and which lets you immerse yourself directly in the action. Cannons thunder, uniforms scratch and the smell of gunpowder irritates the nose. You can be actively involved if you like and z. B. lying in the straw in the barracks or trying on the fine uniforms of the soldiers, you already think you are in 1864…
Another highlight is certainly a visit to the historic mill on the site. Spend hours of fun and excitement with your groups at Dybbøl Banke History Centre.
The Düppeler Schanzen is undoubtedly Denmark’s most famous battlefield. The year 1864 marks a milestone in Danish-German history. It was the year of the second Schleswig feud, which was also a very important chapter in our shared history.
Many years have passed since the conflict in 1864 and today the beautiful Düppeler Mühle stands on the battlefield to commemorate the victims of both countries, as a sign of today’s excellent cross-border relations and the unprecedented coexistence of both peoples.
The Dybbøl Banke History Center takes your groups back to that fateful year in an exciting way. With narration, re-enactments and film footage, the history of yesteryear is brought to life so that guests can understand what happened back then. One marvels at a store of partly original clothing from this period. A ski jump with several buildings has been recreated on the outside area, which of course you can walk on and which lets you immerse yourself directly in the action. Cannons thunder, uniforms scratch and the smell of gunpowder irritates the nose. You can be actively involved if you like and z. B. lying in the straw in the barracks or trying on the fine uniforms of the soldiers, you already think you are in 1864…
Another highlight is certainly a visit to the historic mill on the site. Spend hours of fun and excitement with your groups at Dybbøl Banke History Centre.
This is the major theme of the Kystcentret Thyborøn located at the northwest coast of Jutland. Over 5,000 square meters full of activities and attractions are waiting to be discovered.
Here your groups will experience one high-calibre travel component.
Throughout impressive experiments people will win insights into dramatic nature experiences which has formed the Danish coastland.
At this place you can experience a lot on your own and hear about the amazing and prevailing nature. A “barefoot path invites you to feel “. Another special attraction is the exhibition about the “Alexander Newsky “, the sailing ship of the Tsar. The pride of the Russian Navy stranded in front of Thyborøn in 1868.
Only here to marvel is the reptile country. Groups can come close to many interesting, domestic animals, e.g. huge vipers, toads, lizards and more.
Very worth seeing is the story of the “turtle spy” who became a hero during World War II as well as the original walk-in exhibition bunker. In the bunker turtle spy’s history is audibly documented, it is also decorated with original items.
Food arrangements will be served on request.
The attached souvenir shop offers numerous gifts of glass or stone as well as chic jewellery.
The historic castle was built in 1268 to protect the Danish border with Schleswig, which was settled here at the time. Today Koldinghus is at the same time a castle ruin, museum and architectural masterpiece and thus a unique experience with visitors from all over the world.
To the old and fragile brickwork of a building wing became a completely hanging construction laid, a world-famous landmark. To visit are, among others, the heroic Tower, the Ruin Hall, the library, the second largest Knights’ Hall of Denmark as well as the castle church, characterized by their simple, modern style device works.
Very worth seeing is Denmark’s largest collection of modern, contemporary silver. Also to find are collections of Romanesque and Gothic church sculptures, older ones paintings and handicrafts of ceramics and silver.
Permanent traveling exhibitions of international standard, a souvenir shop and a restaurant in the castle cellar leave no wishes open to your groups.
In the immediate vicinity of the Wadden Sea World Heritage Site, in the middle of the marsh, brimming with unique natural and cultural experiences, there proudly stands one of the highlights of the South Jutland region – the “Marsk Tower” observation tower. This particular attraction isn’t actually a tower, but rather a walk-in art sculpture with fantastic views. The sculpture winds its way up 25 meters like a strand of DNA and gives your groups an intensive experience of nature. This unique architectural masterpiece represents the DNA of man and at the same time that of nature here in the Wadden Sea. The tower is built in such a clever way that nobody meets you during the ascent and descent, as there is a different way up than down. Arrived at the top after 146 steps, you feel at one with the surroundings and nature, which fascinates you. In good weather you can see 36 meters above sea level as far as Sylt. On the way down you need “only” 131 steps. Marsk Tower is also barrier-free, as there is an invisible elevator in the middle of the sculpture, which can also be used. The attraction also spoils your groups with culinary delights if you want. The cozy restaurant with a great view of the marshland is ideal for groups, from a delicious smørrebrød to a Danish or international dish, everything is possible, the preparation is made with fresh produce from the region. Enjoy one of the most beautiful views in Denmark with your groups…!
This group-appropriate highlight invites you to a North Sea expedition and is a true universe of experience. The largest aquarium in Northern Europe offers its guests a lot of exciting experiences around the inhabitants of the North Sea.
One of these experiences is certainly the 58 aquariums in which more than 4.5 million liters of seawater flow. More than 70 species of fish swim in huge shoals of fish through the impressive water landscape, star in the ensemble par excellence is the very rare sunfish. Visit the seal family during the daily feeding in the spacious outdoor area of the facility. When walking through the very large area you will always come across interesting exhibitions, some invite you to actively participate.
Incidentally, the restaurant of the Ozeanarium is perfect for a fresh, delicious fish buffet and other group-appropriate menus.
The Castle Restaurant: Møgeltønder is located in the immediate vicinity of the World Heritage Site “Wadden Sea” and its endless view of this fantastic nature. The location is very idyllic, here ducks wade in pure idyll over the historically cobbled Schlossstrasse in the center with its old trees, in which the light from old traditional lanterns breaks in the evening and shows the way. In the middle of this seemingly frozen time lies the Kro of Schackenborg Castle, anno 1687, in the immediate vicinity of the castle itself.
The fact that history is very important here is immediately apparent when you enter the very cozy and historic Kro. It has been restored more extensively than ever before and now shines again in new splendor, so that a stay is truly an experience in a royal ambience. The kitchen takes your groups on a gastronomic journey through modern variations of southern Jutland dining culture with seasonal, regional dishes made from fresh local ingredients. Enjoy an unforgettable stay with your guests at the Schlosskrug zu Schackenborg. By the way, Hotel Schloss Schackenborg also offers overnight stays for groups of up to 10 people, please just ask us if you are interested.
The castle: Schackenborg Castle invites you to be discovered on a guided tour. Until a few years ago, the royal family still used the castle, but now it is entirely open to the public. “Møgeltønderhus” is the original name of the 13th century castle
was, among other things, a bastion of the Danish crown as well as the church, which at the time was fighting against the Counts of Holstein. A total of 11 generations of the Graf Schack family lived in the castle until it became the property of the royal family in 1978. In the meantime
the castle passed into a foundation. Many unique stories about the royals and other exciting events accompany your groups during the tour of the palace and gardens. In the former riding stables, a café invites you to linger over a delicious cup of coffee and pastries.
Schackenborg Castle is definitely worth a visit with your groups, have fun!
Sønderborg Castle has stood at the entrance to Alssund for around 800 years. Many significant events in the history of Denmark and the borderland have taken place here. The focus of the exhibitions in the castle is on the Danish history of the last 200 years from the perspective of North Schleswig. In the exhibition “North Schleswig 1920 to today” you can follow the development up to the present day.
But also princely chambers from the 16th century. there is to discover, e.g. B. the large Knights’ Hall or Queen Dorothea’s Chapel, which is Scandinavia’s oldest surviving Renaissance room. You can also learn more about the fate of the Danish King Christian II, who had to spend 17 years as a prisoner in the castle. A special exhibition about the First World War is new. Since North Schleswig was part of Germany during this time, numerous men from the region took part in this war as German soldiers.
You can also book three different guided tours at Sonderburg Castle: on the history of the castle, on the German-Danish War of 1864 or on the period from 1920 to the present day. The castle café invites groups to enjoy coffee and cake as well as light meals, in which case please remember to make a reservation in advance. Combine a visit to Sønderborg Castle with a visit to the unique brick factory in Cathrinesminde, just 13 km from Sønderborg. After a short drive through the picturesque landscape with the Flensburg Fjord on the horizon, you will reach this important industrial monument, which is suitable for groups. Here you get an impression of the work and everyday life of the working families who produced bricks here for over 200 years and at the same time enjoyed the view of the fjord.
A safari in Denmark? That’s not possible! Of course, it is, and it is and an incredible experience of nature, your groups are waiting for in the Wadden Sea National Park. In that unique national park of its kind worldwide you will find the largest seal stocks and the largest bird swarms of Europe.
Furthermore, masses of oysters are laying on the ground of the sea. All these natural attractions can be experienced in private nature areas on one of the 3 exciting safari programs the Black Sun, the oyster’s safari or the seal safari (also available for handicapped).
As a highlight par excellence and biggest natural attraction Denmark enjoy “The Black Sun”(Sort Sol). It is a nature experience of world class, where millions of starlings gather for an air ballet to a unique drama in the sky. In the months of march, April, September and October, the starlings “dance” at sunset in the marshland of the national park with unimaginable aerial acrobatics. Not for no reason more than 100,000 people admire every year to follow the ballet of life and death, because the gigantic swarms become attacked by birds of prey.
Just as exciting and at the same time a culinary experience is the oyster safari. While a walk about 300 m far out in the Wadden Sea your groups collects a lot of oysters, which can be tasted and enjoyed directly. The guide tells the story about the importance of oysters, a story about kings, counts, power, wealth and decay.
At the seal Safari your groups during a cutter trip to the Wadden Sea will visit the habitat of the seals and be surprised by the diverse wildlife here! The Danish Wadden Sea is home to the largest seal population in Europe. The seal is with up to 300 kg weight the largest predator in Europe! On the cutter ride you also catch various marine animals and discover the interesting small animals of the seabed.
Weather to seasonal conditions it can come to changes of the respective safari booked. All guiding’s will be performed in a very interesting and funny way of top professional rangers. Don’t miss this experience and go on SAFARI in Denmark with your groups!
Visit the museum in the beautiful Højer Mill, where milling and grain trading took place from 1857 to 1972, and experience the history and technology of the mill. In the exhibitions in the two granaries “Store Spiker” and “Lille Spiker” you can learn more about life in the mill and in the Tønder Marsh.
The Museumslanden is located in the former miller’s house, where specialties and handicrafts from the region are on offer. The café offers light lunches, delicious ice cream, coffee and home-made cakes from South Jutland. A culinary highlight is the homemade and always fresh South Jutland bread cake, which you absolutely have to try! In good weather you can enjoy the delicacies in the beautiful mill garden. We ask groups to reserve in advance.
The mill is also a good starting point for your visit to the Tønder Marsh and the Wadden Sea National Park. From here, some hiking trails lead further into the unique nature. Groups can combine their visit to the mill with a guided walk on the dikes and along the locks with stories about the town of Højer and the marsh. This hike of about 4.5 km takes about 2 hours.
Or you can combine a visit to Højer with a trip to the town of Tønder. In the art museum there you can see furniture by the world-famous Danish designer H.J. Experience Wegner as well as Northern European art from the 20th and 21st centuries.
