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Bangsbo Fort was built by the Germans during the Second World War, and known as Stützpunktgruppe Frederikshavn Süd. In 1944 it was armed with 15 cm guns from the Danish Navy ship Niels Juel. During the Second World War the Germans built more than 70 concrete bunkers on the fort with 34 heavy and 17 light concrete bunkers and 30 other different concrete bunker systems. The fort belongs to the Danish Navy and since 2005 Nordjyllands Kystmuseum has rented large parts of the fort which is no longer in use, to tell the story about the fort.
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Cloostårnet
Observation tower of 60 m at 160 m above sea level. This is the most famous landmark of town. The top is reached by stairs or elevator and gives a fantastic view of the surrounding landscape. The tower was built in 1962 at the initiative of Christian Cloos. It has a small shop with snacks and souvenirs. You can sit down in the tower or outside for a picnic.
Wellness spa & beauty.
A self-governing cultural centre in fusion with Arena Nord. Experience theater, a wide selection of concerts within many genres, stand up, lectures, drama and visual arts, etc.
Palads 1-2-3
Cinema.
Arena Nord is with its 7000 m², the largest cultural, conference and sports centre north of Limfjorden.
A youth handball tournament for both boys and girls. Held at Easter every year. over 300 teams from several nations attend.