Himmerland has a long history, which is dated back to the ice age, the Stone Age and the wikings.
Explore Himmerland history and the time that once was. Experience impressive history at one of the many places to visit. In Himmerland you avoid the long queues for top attractions - in Himmerland you make the most of your visit.
It can be both fun and educational to explore the cultural heritage of Himmerland. Just look below - these are all exciting experiences that tells a bit about the original Himmerlanders.
Visit the REGAN Vest bunker complex, concealed 60 meters underground in a chalk hill, and constructed secretly in the 1960s. It was designed to accommodate the government, officials, and the reigning monarch in the event of a nuclear war.
Take your family on an exciting journey back to the Stone Age and try your hand at hunting, sailing, and flint knapping like the people of the Stone Age.
Fyrkat Ringborg has become a part of UNESCO's World Heritage List - a validation that signifies this is an impressive narrative and certainly worthy of preservation.
The Aggersborg viking fortress - a part of UNESCO's World Heritage List
Aggersborg is Denmark's largest ring fort and, of course, a part of the esteemed company on UNESCO's World Heritage List. Aggersborg is impressive - not least its location.
UNESCO recognized clinker shipbuilding at Limfjordsmuseet
Experience an important piece of Danish history at The Limfjord Museum and see their clinker-built boats, which are a construction technique from a bygone era.
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Udforsk Himmerlands kulturarv ved de lærerige museer
The Johannes V. Jensen and Thit Jensen Museum in Farsø offers an exciting journey through the lives and works of two prominent Danish authors, Nobel laureate Johannes V. Jensen and his sister Thit Jensen, a prominent feminist writer.
Explore Denmark's bicycle history from the early wooden bikes to contemporary models. An attraction that both children and adults should experience in Himmerland.
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Ancient monuments
Here you can explore some of Himmerland's relics and ancient monuments from a time that once where.
Some of the most beautiful objects from Denmark’s prehistory were made of pottery. Especially during the Stone Age, people produced stunning ceramics with elegant shapes and intricate patterns.
Named after the town of Ertebølle, the Ertebølle culture refers to the way people lived around 7,000 to 6,000 years ago. In the 1890s, archaeologists uncovered a large kitchen midden that has helped tell a piece of Danish history.
