Top Things to do In Viborg 2021

"The Lim Strait (Limfjorden) is the only way for Viking pirates to enter the Atlantic Ocean, and Linholm Island is not far from the strait, so it has become one of the places where pirates frequently visit. There are nearly 700 Viking cemeteries on the island, making it the largest cemetery in Northern Europe. There is a pirate ship-shaped sign made of stones on the tomb, scattered in a grass on the top of the hill, surrounded by tall three beech forests, the scenery is magnificent and worth seeing."

"Moesgård beach is super beautiful sea! The photos taken do not need to use filters at all. The beautiful effects of the filters are included. There are also new couples taking wedding photos here, which adds to the romantic and beautiful atmosphere here. Recommended..."

"When I come to Denmark to play, I have to admire the natural environment here. The blue sky and white clouds, the endless grassland, the fruit trees and beautiful flowers that can be seen everywhere, and the happy animals make people yearn for it."

"Thy National Park is mainly suitable for hiking, but it is also quite good for other reasons. Picnics and climbing are not too restrictive. The land is sparsely populated, and there are really many camping tourists~"

"Egeskov Slot is located in the southern part of Funen, the second largest island in Denmark. Built in 1554, it is the best-preserved Renaissance-style waterside castle in Europe. It takes 2.5 kilometers to reach the castle from Kværndrup station. The entrance fee to the castle is really expensive. Tickets for one student and one student cost RMB 400."

"Easily accesible by car, large free of charge parking. Beautiful duna, great views from the very top. Somewhat windy so a windproof jacket comes handy."

"Nationalpark Thy is a huge national park with great scenery and it is worth visiting. The road is very beautiful by car, the road is flat and the trees are tall and straight! Recommend~"

"Grenen is the northernmost point in Denmark. It is a sha Tsui, 4 kilometers away from the city. Known as the "Arctic" in Denmark. Two seas meet here (Skagerrak and Kattegat), and one sea at one foot, the waves meet, and there is so much fun. It is said that the sky here is very blue. A place not to be missed."