Unique Sønderjylland

The region's famous Coffee Table - Sønderjysk Kaffebord - is an institution that can be traced back to the Danish struggle for sovereignty.

In 2014 the Danish section of the Wadden Sea was admitted onto UNESCO’s world heritage list, which has generated even greater interest in this fantastic area of natural beauty.

You can’t help but be in a good mood when going through Universe, just outside Nordborg on Als, where you will find a world of excitement for the whole family, and it’s clear that Sønderjyllands’s largest adventure park has something fabulous to offer.

The Northern German Defence Line is a fortification created by the German military during World War I

In Denmark as a whole, the First World War, which lasted from 1914-1918, doesn’t have a very prominent place in the national consciousness. Denmark wasn’t officially involved in the conflict, and only a few Danes played an active part in military operations.

Try your hand at indoor bouldering, have an instructor guide you to the top of Jutland's highest climbing wall and surf around with a skateboard or scooter indoors and outdoors - you just have to remember your own equipment.

When the First World War broke out in 1914, the German fleet had but one airship: the Zeppelin L 3.

At History Centre Dybbøl Banke you’ll be swept into one of the most exciting chapters in Danish history at the exact place at which it played out.

The last stop before the concentration camps.