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Town in Denmark
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Dronninglund is a minor town in Vendsyssel with just about 3,800 inhabitants (2026). The town is named after Queen Charlotte Amalie who acquired Dronninglund Slot in 1690.
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A very large forest containing the highest point in the Vendsyssel region, Knøsen (136 m). The forest is part of the national Marguerite Route.
Dronninglund Castle
It was built as Hundslund Minestry, then home for Queen Charlotte Amalie. It is now a hotel and conference centre with a tiny museum, located in a tiny treehut.
A museum located in the small village of Try southwest of Dronninglund, showing how people lived in and around Dronninglund in 19th century.
Voergaard Castle
A moated Renaissance manor house from the Middle Ages. Inside the castle is an impressive art collection with works by Goya, Raphael, Rubens and El Greco. Voergaard slot is also host to a huge medieval market in the third week of July.
Beautiful woodland area with an old mill and lake, great for a nature stroll. Located close to the centre of Dronninglund.
Primarily paintings from Danish and also some Nordic artists.
Dronninglund Kunstcenter
Built in 1977, and for a period it was owned by the Tvind Group. Exhibits paintings and sculptures in remarkable architecture in beautiful surroundings. The centre also has a café and an art shop.
An international handball tournament.
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Originally named Hundslund Kloster. It is a church, hotel, restaurant and conference center.
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ItinerariesThe Marguerite Route (Margueritruten) is a long route around Denmark passing the country's major cities and more than a thousand smaller and larger attractions.
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Culture & historyThough not a country often associated with colonialism, Denmark (or Denmark–Norway during the union between the two countries) had an empire.
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Travel tipsDenmark, Norway and Sweden are constitutional monarchies.
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Nature & adventureCycling in Denmark is very popular for both recreational and commuting, and the Danish cycling culture is often compared to that of the Netherlands.
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