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Gentleman75 Says: If You visit Bygholm Park then You can relax in a calm milieu.The Bygholm Forrest is 92 hectars.
Gentleman75 Says: If You are in Horsens then visit the pedestrian zone where You can see very nice, tyipical old Danish houses like these.Find two parallel timber!
Gentleman75 Says: If You are in Horsens then visit the pedestrian zone where You can see very nice, tyipical old Danish houses like these.
Gentleman75 Says: The main church of Horsens from 1225.
Gentleman75 Says: If You walk in the pedestrian zone of Horsens, then You could see very nice houses.
Gentleman75 Says: If You walk in the pedestrian zone of Horsens, then You could see very nice houses.
A huge museum with all kinds of action!
Roeffie Says: IndustriemuseetIndustrial and mechanized craft after the year 1840. The main emphasis is put on the conditions of the places of work. Lithographic printers, factory, telephones, powermachines and an exhibition about the worker and his industrial background. The old power...
Nice and small open air museum!
Roeffie Says: Glud MuseumAt Glud Museum you find the oldest dated Danish farmhouse, an unique collection of furniture, old horse-drawn carriages and farming utensils backdated hundreds of years. Glud Museum - bringing history to life.Throughout the summer, the sparks fly in Jensgård...
Beautiful little street in Horsens centre!
Roeffie Says: FugholmIt's a small street from Torvet and Vor Frelsers Kirke to ABoulevarden. It's a nice little street with a typical danish athmosphere, old houses in Tudor style. There is a house from 1631 in this street called Svaneboliger. It used to be a house for needy widows.On the...
The main church of Horsens on Torvet
Roeffie Says: Vor Frelsers KirkeThis church must be built somewhere about 1225. The interior of the church is worth a visit, but don't disturb the services. Therefor no pictures from the interior. Just believe it's worth going there.
2 Reviews and 90 Opinions Definitely a nice, clean and central location. We enjoyed staying there, as it is a 4 star location....
Several late night spots: Be prepared for late nights.
charlesracine Says: For the younger crowd the night life seems to start at midnight and go from there. The younger ones sleep early to start at midnight and it saves money to meet up with friends. Clean nice stylish cloths.
Roeffie Says: Den Gamle Skolestue AddressAllegade 4, 8700 HorsensSee an old classroom, as it looked in the 1930's. See exhibitions about physics, woodwork, drawing, domestic science, needlework and natural history. Opening hoursAll year round on sundays from 14.00-17.00 hrs.Entrance...
Take a walk along the Horsens Fjord!
Roeffie Says: Horsensfjord
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Q: I plan to go to the Medieval Festival in Horsens. I found a flight to Aarhus airport but I have no idea how to get to Horsens...
A: you will need to take the airport bus in to aarhus train station and then a train from there to horsens. it will all together cost you around 20 euro's.
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The name Horsens does ring a bell, where the name comes from, but is that so? Does the name of Horsens derives from Horse. Hors is the old danish name for a Horse. Did people trade horses overhere?...
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Horsens founded at the mouth of a fjord. Now, it has more than 50.000 inhabitants. If You are in Horsens then visit the pedestrian zone where You can see very nice, tyipical old Danish houses, and......
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A port city in eastern Jutland, Denmark. In this picture Sondergade, the main central pedestrian street whith nice shops and restaurants. In the red building on the right is located the Tourist...
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