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Tingskoven is an inland forest between Fjerritslev and Brovst. While the forest only dates back to the 1870s, the area is home to several ancient sites, and as its name implies, it served as a thingstead in olden times. Two marked routes here, but you are free to explore on your own, just be aware that hunting is happening occasionally. The yellow trail (just 700 m) leads to Andebjerg; an ancient barrow and stone setting. The blue trail (1.7 km) leads to the original Thingstead (Søhøje). Both routes are accessible from the Trekronervejen road. North of Tingskoven, just beyond its edge, there is also a marked nature trail (2.5 km), where you can start out from around Egebjerg; a heather-covered group of hills with several ancient barrows and a magnificent view across the landscape, or from a parking lot and shelter further north, closer to Janum Kjøt, a large stone brought here by glaciers during the last Ice Age (known as a 'glacial erratic').
Den Gamle Bryggergård
Regional museum in a historic house. Experience how a rich family lived in Fjerritslev in the late 1800s and the old abandoned brewery that made them prosperous. Guided tour with beer tasting every Wednesday in July and August at 11:00. Also interesting exhibits on the region's farming, craftsmanship, and fishing traditions. In the museum shop you can buy a ticket to an outdoor mystery adventure for kr 50. Walk the streets of Fjerritslev and solve riddles, it takes about two hours.
Nice small park, but avoid after heavy rain.
Charming small local cinema, managed by a group of enthusiasts.
Galleri Lien
Large art gallery with changing exhibitions of modern and contemporary art.
Private art center and gallery focussed on local painter Kirsten Kjær but with changing exhibitions of other artists' works as well. Also changing events such as artist talks, workshops, art performances, and classical concerts. Kirsten Kjær (1893-1985) was born and raised in the village of Vester Thorup and travelled the world as an art painter. The museum includes a permanent exhibition on Kirsten's friend fellow Danish painter Paul Beckett. There is an associated sculpture park and the whole site is situated in beautiful nature.
Bratskov Herregård
Manor house with history dating back to the 1200s. Most of the buildings are more recent additions (mostly 1550 and 1750) and the manor became a local communal and cultural house in 1976. Access is free, and there is an on-site café. Be sure to visit the associated park. Every Thursday in July (10:00-14:00) public events are held, where a large group of volunteers dress up in historical clothes and hosts a variety of arrangements: folk music, farmer's market, former times everyday life, or veteran car show, to name some of the 2026 happenings. Every year on the first weekeend of Advent (27-28 November in 2026), Christmas markets are held, presenting craft sales, Christmas food and sweet treats, storytelling, and a decorated Christmas tree.