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Town in North Denmark, Denmark
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Hjørring is an inland city in North Jutland.
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A 14-metre high tower with a fantastic view of the surrounding landscape, Jammer Bay and Hjørring city. It is at the highest point in Hjørring Hills, called Bellevue, at 69 meters above sea level. The first tower was erected here in 1900, the present one is from 1965.
A collection of around 160 sculptures.
Art Museum
Artist couple shows own sculptures in granite and bronze.
Medieval church dating back to the 13th century.
Sankt Hans Kirke was first mentioned in 1295 under the name Sct. Michael’s Church. Hans Christian Andersen was baptised at this church in 1805
Saint Olaf’s Church (Sankt Olai Kirke) is Hjørring's oldest surviving church, with origins dating back to the 12th century.
Seaside Resort near Hjørring and Lønstrup with 273 holiday homes, waterpark, play land, sport activities, bowling, equestrian centre, restaurant, supermarket, etc.
Hjørring is a major train stop and transport centre in the region, with buses to most cities, villages and beaches across the county.dk.
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