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This is the Zeppelin-Museum Toender
Tønder was a part of Germany between 1864 and 1920 and in WW I Zeppelin airships were operated in Tønder.
The Zeppelin- and Garrison Museum in Tønder is based now in the area of the former airfield and one of the exhibits are the original propellers from of the airships.
Zeppelin og Garnisons Museum is open for visitors:
From April 30th till October 30th, in 2011
Saturdays and Sundays: from 11.00am till 04.00pm
Updated Jun 23, 2011
Phone: +45 40 59 62 41
Website: www.zeppelin-museum.dk
The church of Toender looks quite impressive and it has an interesting tower. Unfortunately I came there too late in the evening, so I could not see its interior.
Toender was mentioned in the history-books already in 1017 AD and the town has nowadays about 7700 inhabitants.
Updated Jun 23, 2011
Website: www.toender.dk
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If you like contemporary folk and jazz music, Toender Festival is something for you! It takes place on the last weekend in August. In recent years, the weather was still very pleasant and you could still swim in the North Sea which is some 15 km from Toender. Not far away are the holiday islands of Sylt (Germany) and Romo (Denmark)
Written Sep 23, 2004
Website: http://www.tf.dk
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Tonder's Torvet has a fascinating look. It's an irregular space surrounded by nice buildings - among them the town hall - and a lot of (pricey!) cafès. In the middle of it stands the polychrome statue of the last "postman" i.e. man of order. I think he looks funny rather than terrific. This Torvet is one of the nicest I visited in Denmark.
Written Jan 15, 2004
Address: Toender - Torvet
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This was my "first" Church in Denmark. I think that it has a weird but gorgeous bell tower. Actually, this is the oldest part of it: it dates back to the XII century, part of a former romanic church with a Dutch influence.
The inside has important baroque furniture and sculptures dating back to the XVII century.
Written Jan 15, 2004
Address: Tonder - center
The torvet, or square, is sort of a focal point, accentuated by a replica of a statue that once stood in the same place, called the Whipping Man. He symbolizes Law and Order--a not-so-subtle reminder, shall we say?
Written Dec 16, 2003
The spire dominates the town here.
Written Dec 16, 2003
Vestergade (West Street) had an interesting mix of old merchants' homes and shops. The merchants left with their nouveau riches a lasting architectural heritage.
Written Dec 16, 2003
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The town center of T?nder, with its 17th century merchants homes and narrow streets, made for an enjoyable morning. T?nder is a nice place for some low-key tourist browsing.
Written Dec 16, 2003
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Tonder has been a pleasant surprise for me. This small town - 12,000 inhabitants - is a really attractive spot on the German border. I can't really express what impressed me, maybe its peaceful...
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Tønder - a pleasant old market town
If you are in the southern part of Jutland, a day's visit to Tønder and Møgeltønder (see separate page) is well worth a visit. Tønder has much architecture from the 1600s and 1700s and is a good town...
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