Places with audio guides - Denmark

An old manor residence on Lolland with roots in the 14th century, extensively rebuilt in the 18th and 19th centuries. Today it also recalls the history of the Danish nobility.

A geologically important site near Gram with Miocene clay, marine animal fossils, and the chance to collect finds yourself.

A manor farm near Kalundborg with a history dating back to the 14th century, a neoclassical main building from 1925, and preserved farmyard facilities.

The art museum in Kerteminde is housed in the home and studio of Johannes and Alhed Larsen, built in 1901 and closely associated with the Funen painters.

A beam lift bridge from 1960–1962 over the Guldborg Sound near Nykobing Falster, crucial for Road 9 and the Fugleflugtslinjen railway line.

A monumental Neolithic tomb on Lolland with a chamber 12.5 m long, it ranks among the most important megaliths in Denmark.

The bronze bull statue from 1937 stands in Vesterbro in Aalborg and recalls the city’s Cimbrian past as well as its modern identity.

A historic manor farm near Sahl with roots in the fourteenth century, rebuilt in the nineteenth century and linked to a long line of noble and burgher owners.