Attractions nearby of Golf stay

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  The Sallingsund Brigde

  0.36 km

  The Sallingsund bridge was erected in 1978. The total cost of the bridge, incl. all it's connections at land was DKK 221 millions. This money has yielded the province a very long bridge. The bridge is 1.730 m long distributed among 17 sections at 93 m and two sections in each end at 51 m. The maximum height of the bridge in relation to the sound is 30.5 m, and where the bridge connects to land it's 25 m above water level. The bridge is 16 m wide with two sidewalks, two bike paths and two lanes. There's a sturdy railing on each side, that are partly sealed at specific heights because of the strong north western winds.

  The vertical clearing for ships is 26 m between the 8th and 9th pillar, like the 9th and 10th, where the depth of water is 15 m. The amount of building material has been large. For the substructure alone was used 12.000 sq. m. of concrete, 1.700 tonnes of reinforcing and 900 tonnes of so called prestressed reinforcement. The Sallingsund bridge has been equipped with storm flaps in consideration of traffic safety - thereby obscuring the view when driving. Therefore, it's advised to park the car at the parking space in Legind Bjerge and walk out on the bridge.

  Her royal highness queen Margrethe the 2nd opened the bridge for the public, Tuesday the 30th of May 1978.

  Read more : The Sallingsund Brigde

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  Legind Bjerge

  0.78 km

  Legind Bjerge – the Lost Land by the Limfjord. A landscape shaped by the forces of the Ice Age

  Legind Bjerge on Mors is one of the most striking and dramatic landscapes in Limfjordslandet.

  Here the hills rise gently but powerfully, shaped by the enormous forces of the Ice Age, which left behind a rolling terrain of deep valleys and elevated viewpoints.

  The area is part of the story of the Lost Land – a landscape that was shaped, altered and in some places disappeared beneath the movements of sea and ice.

  Nature that invites deeper exploration

  Today Legind Bjerge is a peaceful natural area where forest, hills and open landscapes merge into one. Here the sky feels wide and the calm is tangible.

  Paths wind through the area, giving you the opportunity to experience nature at your own pace – whether you prefer a quiet stroll or a longer hike.

  Views that stay with you

  From the higher points in the landscape, beautiful views open up over the Limfjord and the surrounding countryside.

  It is a place where you stop. Breathe. And let your gaze wander.

  Part of the story of the Lost Land

  Legind Bjerge is part of the larger geological area known as the Lost Land – a story of how Denmark's landscape has been shaped over thousands of years.

  Here you can trace the marks left by the movement of ice and gain an understanding of how nature created the landscape we see today.

  Why you should experience Legind Bjerge

  • A unique rolling landscape by the Limfjord
  • Walking routes in beautiful nature
  • Part of the Lost Land
  • Calm, views and presence
  • Ideal for both short and longer trips

  Practical information

  Area: Legind, Mors

  Experiences: Hiking, nature and views

  Target audience: Nature enthusiasts, hikers and families

  Frequently asked questions about Legind Bjerge

  What is Legind Bjerge?
  - A rolling natural area on Mors, shaped by the Ice Age and part of the Lost Land.

  Can you walk in the area?
  - Yes, there are good paths and opportunities for both short and longer walks.

  What makes the area special?
  - The unique hilly landscape, the views and the geological history.

  Read more : Legind Bjerge

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  Jesperhus Resort - Flowerpark

  1.48 km

  Jesperhus Blomsterpark – rides, jungle trails and play in the heart of the flowers on Mors

  In Jesperhus Blomsterpark on Mors, experiences unfold between flower beds and play areas.

  Here children move from jungle trail to playground, while colours, characters and activities fill the day.

  Rides and play areas fill the day with activity

  Jesperhus Blomsterpark offers a wide range of rides and play areas where children can move freely between activities.

  Here they can meet characters such as Dino on the jungle trail and DelleKaj in Hugoland, and enjoy the Hugoshow with the chance to say hello and get a hug.

  The park is laid out with short distances between attractions, so the day flows naturally from one activity to the next.

  A flower landscape and peaceful surroundings for the whole family

  Between the activities, the flower park spreads out with colourful beds and open areas.

  Here adults can move at a more relaxed pace and enjoy the plants while children play nearby. This creates a clear contrast between activity and rest.

  Indoor play area, mini boats and small vehicles for the playful

  The park has both indoor and outdoor play areas with activities such as pony rides, trips in mini boats and rides in mini cars.

  There is also a slide and a pirate land, adding more movement and pace to the experience.

  For the youngest visitors, Hugoland is set up as an indoor play area with room for play on a smaller scale.

  Jungle zoo with animals in open surroundings without cages

  Jesperhus has a 3,000 m² jungle zoo where animals such as parrots, monkeys and iguanas move in an open environment.

  Here you walk among the animals without traditional cages and fences, creating a closer encounter with the animals. It is also possible to book an experience as a zookeeper's assistant and follow the work with the animals.

  Jungle trail with characters and experiences along the way

  The jungle trail leads through a green area where both children and adults can go exploring.

  Here characters and small surprises appear along the way, creating variety on the journey through the area.

  4D cinema with film and physical effects

  In the park's 4D cinema, films are shown with movement and effects that can be physically felt.

  Here the experience becomes more physical, with light, sound and movement as part of the film.

  Water park with slides and pools close to the park

  Just 500 metres from the flower park lies Jesperhus Badeland.

  Here you'll find children's pools and slides such as 'The Black Hole' with light and sound, and 'Free Fall' with a 1.5-metre free drop.

  From May the outdoor water park also opens, with water slides, sunbeds and relaxation areas.

  Further activities including bowling, mini golf and laser game

  In addition to the flower park, Jesperhus offers activities such as bowling, golf, mini golf and laser game.

  This makes it possible to vary the day and gather several experiences in one place.

  Experiences for families with plenty of options

  Jesperhus is built around activities for children and families. The combination of play areas, animals, rides and relaxation areas makes it possible to tailor the day to your needs. The area is open to day visitors, so a trip can be included as part of a holiday on Mors.

  Practical information about Jesperhus Blomsterpark

  Jesperhus Blomsterpark is located on Mors in North Jutland.The area is open to day visitors for a fee.

  FAQ

  What activities are available at Jesperhus Blomsterpark?
  - There are play areas, rides, a jungle zoo, a 4D cinema and access to the nearby water park.

  Is Jesperhus only for children?
  - No, the area is designed for both children and adults, with activities and relaxation areas.

  Can you visit Jesperhus without staying there?
  - Yes, the park is open to day visitors for a fee.

  Read more : Jesperhus Resort - Flowerpark

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  Bjørnshøje (bronze age grave mounds)

  2.24 km

  Bjørnshøj Burial Mounds – heritage in the landscape
  The Bjørnshøje group is a well-preserved collection of large, beautiful burial mounds, mostly covered in heather. Only a few have been ploughed over, and some contain graves from the Early Bronze Age. Recent restoration has shaped the area into a unified heathland and grassland landscape of great cultural and recreational value.
  The National Museum is currently preparing an information board, as the site is considered a national treasure of special significance.
  Just east of Bjørnshøje lies Kongehøj – an unusually well-preserved burial mound with strong landscape impact and wide views from its 40-meter elevation.

  Read more : Bjørnshøje (bronze age grave mounds)

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  Nykøbing Mors Church

  4.91 km

  Nykøbing Mors Kirke – the town's church with history, height and presence

  In the heart of Nykøbing Mors, the church rises as a prominent landmark with its slender spire and central position close to both the pedestrian street and the harbour.

  Here town life and quiet reflection come together, and the church serves as a natural gathering point – both for those who live here and those who visit the island.

  A church with deep roots

  Nykøbing Mors Kirke was built in 1891 in the Neo-Gothic style, but stands on the same site as the former medieval church.

  It thus continues a church tradition stretching back many hundreds of years.

  With its tall spire and long nave, the church is at once monumental and elegant – a clear silhouette in the town's skyline.

  A church interior with light and direction

  When you step inside, you experience a space where the architecture draws the eye forward towards the altar.

  The high ceiling and long lines create a sense of calm and direction, while light falls softly in and underlines the atmosphere of the space.

  Art and stories

  The altarpiece depicts the motif of Christ blessing the little children, contributing to a warm and inclusive atmosphere in the church interior.

  In the porch there is also a work featuring the motif of the Good Shepherd, which connects to the church's narrative of care and community.

  Outside the church stands the sculpture Vogteren (the Guardian), a contemporary addition to the church's history and a symbol of the place's continuing significance.

  A living church in the town

  Nykøbing Mors Kirke is not only a historical monument – it is an active part of the town's life.

  Services, concerts and events are held here throughout the year, and the church serves as a gathering place for locals and visitors alike.

  Why you should visit Nykøbing Mors Kirke

  • A striking Neo-Gothic church in the heart of the town
  • Built in 1891 on a historic church site
  • A beautiful interior with light and a sense of space
  • Art and decoration with powerful narratives
  • Centrally located close to the harbour and the pedestrian street

  Practical information

  Area: Nykøbing Mors

  Type: Church and cultural heritage site

  Access: Centrally located and easily accessible

  Frequently asked questions

  When was the church built?
  - The current church was built in 1891 in the Neo-Gothic style.

  What makes the church special?
  - The combination of central location, architecture and a living church community.

  Can you visit the church?
  - Yes, the church is open in connection with activities and can be visited centrally in the town.

  
  
  

  Read more : Nykøbing Mors Church

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  Hama Safari Park

  5.66 km

  Hama Safaripark in Nykøbing Mors – colourful bead figures and outdoor play

  In Hama Safaripark in Nykøbing Mors, large bead figures stand together on the grass in front of the factory. Here you encounter animals, characters and motifs in colours that stand out clearly in the open space.

  Large Hama bead figures with animals, trolls and characters in the landscape

  Hama Safaripark contains a collection of large figures made from Hama beads. The motifs depict, among other things, wild animals, trolls, teddy bears and other characters.

  All are built on standard pegboards, the same kind used on a smaller scale at home.

  Seasonal changes with new motifs from spring to winter

  From around 1 May to 15 October, the classic safari motifs are on display.

  During the winter months they are replaced by seasonal motifs such as Halloween, winter, Christmas and Easter, with colours and shapes giving the area a different character.

  Outdoor setting with a playground and space to take a break

  The area is equipped with play equipment and picnic tables where visitors can take a break. Here you can sit with a packed lunch or a coffee while the figures stand around you on the grass.

  Opportunity for photos and free entry to the park

  You can get up close to the figures and take photos during your visit. Entry to Hama Safaripark is free, and visitors can take home a free postcard.

  Easy access with parking close to the area

  Hama Safaripark is located at Ringvejen 50 in Nykøbing Mors. Parking is available in the immediate vicinity of the park.

  Creative play with Hama supports motor skills and concentration

  Hama products are developed with a focus on creativity and learning. They help children develop fine motor skills, recognise colours and work with shapes.
  From as young as three years old, children can work with the beads, and the activities develop with age from play to more advanced creative expression.

  FAQ

  What can you experience at Hama Safaripark?
  - Large figures made from Hama beads, along with play and relaxation areas.

  Is there an entry fee?
  - No, entry to the park is free.

  When can you visit the park?
  - Figures are on display from May to October, with seasonal motifs during the winter months.

  Read more : Hama Safari Park

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  Our Lady’s Church in Kapeldal - church ruin

  6.14 km

  Our Lady’s Church in Kapeldal – A Forgotten Roadside Chapel in Scenic Surroundings
  In the picturesque valley of Kapeldal west of Harre lie the remains of Our Lady’s Church – a medieval roadside chapel that once served travelers heading toward Sallingsund. The church was strategically located by a sunken road, shaped over centuries by cart wheels and rainwater, leading down to the Limfjord.

  Described by local historian H.C. Strandgaard in 1868 and excavated by archaeologists in 1929, the Romanesque church consisted of a nave and chancel, built from granite and monk bricks, and measured 21 meters in length. Traces of a forecourt or graveyard suggest its role as a resting place for wayfarers.

  After the road was rerouted, the church lost its significance and was eventually abandoned. Today, the site is cleared of vegetation, but all stone materials have disappeared – reused in local buildings in the early 1900s. A visit to Kapeldal offers a quiet journey into Salling’s medieval past and the stories etched into the landscape.

  Read more : Our Lady’s Church in Kapeldal - church ruin

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  Morsø Tractor Museum

  10.96 km

  Morsø Tractor Museum is the oldest tractor museum in the country. The collection at this museum was founded for almost 50 years ago.

  It exhibits no less than 150 different tractors with approx. 100 different brands. The oldest is an American Heider from 1917, the latest and newest is a Fiat from 1960. Over the last 20 years the museum has also imported tractors from fx. the former GDR and Poland, in addition to imported tractors from the United States, Holland, Germany, Canada, Norway, Sweden, Czech Republic and France – making the collection quite unique. The exhibition is spread over 1400 m2 in 7 halls. Many of the tractors are connected to their original tools.

  NOTE: All of the museum's tractors are at least 60 years old.

  Read more : Morsø Tractor Museum

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  The Museum on Fur

  13.35 km

  Fur Museum

  Fur Museum is an exciting museum where the natural history of the area is combined with the island's cultural history. The museum is known, among other things, for its unique collection of fossils, but you can also experience the fisherman's farm, the stone park Geopark Danmark, and the silting harbor.

  Exciting Exhibitions

  "The fantastic fossils of the moler" is an exhibition with the best from our unique collection of fossils from the moler. Here you can experience, among other things, fantastically preserved 55 million-year-old fish, birds, turtles, insects, and plants of international class, many of which are not known from other places in the world.

  "The fisherman's farm" is the Fur Museum's local history exhibition, housed in a restored farm from 1856. Experience the development of agriculture or the daily life of fishermen from then until today. In the garden, there are tables and benches where you can enjoy your own food.

  "The silting harbor" is an exhibition at the island's silting fishing harbor, which was in use until 1956. The net house tells about the harbor, the nature, and the Limfjord fishing. The nature trail offers the opportunity for a refreshing beach walk.

  Throughout the year, Fur Museum offers activities, events, guided tours, and nature walks. Experience the museum and explore the exciting nature and history of Fur.

  Opening hours and activities

  You can see Fur Museums opening hours, contact and more here: The Museum of Fur

  Read more : The Museum on Fur

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  Thyholm heritage museum

  22.34 km

  Inside the main building, one can see how a well-off family lived in the last century. Additionally, there is a pharmacy, the old executive office of Hvidbjerg Bank, and the telephone exchange from Uglev. In the attic, visitors can experience the maternity ward of Hvidbjerg Hospital, which operated until around 1972.

  In the farm building, there are exhibitions about crafts, such as lead roofing, shoemaking workshop, carpentry tools, ladies' hairdressing salon, etc. There is a diverse radio/TV exhibition showcasing the development in the field. Several models are already historical.

  Adjacent to this, there is an exciting exhibition from Greenland with artifacts and paintings.

  In 1997, a faithful replica of the old Søndbjerg school was inaugurated, housing a classroom.

  Wilsehaven - inaugurated in 2013 - is a miniature version of J.N. Wilse's baroque garden at the rectory in Spydeberg, Norway. (J.N. Wilse (1736 - 1801) was the son of a pastor from Søndbjerg who went to Norway, where he served as a pastor, professor, and enlightenment figure).

  It can be documented that the "Apothekergården" itself has historical value, as the main building can be traced back to at least 1664.

  The "Apothekergården" was turned into a museum on the initiative of the painter Kresten Rusbjerg, who owned the place until 1990. He lived from the inauguration in 1992 until his death in 2010 in an annex built in connection with the museum.

  
  
  Further information: www.thyholm-egnsmuseum.dk

  Read more : Thyholm heritage museum

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  Heltborg Museum / Sydthy Kunst- og Kulturcenter

  23.35 km

  Tools, reconstruction and revitalization

  The Cultural History Department houses a large collection of agricultural implements from the first half of the 20th century.

  Outside the museum, a reconstruction of an Iron Age house has been erected, the dimensions of which are taken from an archeological excavation nearby.

  In the summer, there is a revival and children's activities on the Iron Age site for the benefit of the visitors every year in the month of July.

   

  Sydthy Art and Culture Center

  Heltborg Museum's art department houses several artists associated with Thy. Their works are exhibited occasionally. Paintings, drawings and lithographs by Jens Søndergaard (1895-1957) and works by Leo Estvad and Ellen Raadal, and sculpture exhibition by Erland Knudssøn Madsen are a regular part of the exhibition.

  At Heltborg Museum, the local poet Hans Bakgaard has his own memorial room. He was a good singer and dreamed of a singing career. Therefore, he went to America, but he returned home disappointed and settled on his childhood home at Ydby. He became a poet and even published his own collections of poems and dilettante pieces. For some years he also arranged hometown concerts in Ydby.

   

  Activity all year round

  During the year there are various activities for all age groups.

   

  Heltborg Museum is part of Museum Thy.

  Read more : Heltborg Museum / Sydthy Kunst- og Kulturcenter