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Art and pre-history museum.
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Every Monday in July is market day in the high street of Bredgade, attracting local businesses in and around Hurup. Pop-up stands, hawkers, music, and various entertainment.
Art shop, gallery, and café, presenting uniquas from local artists (paintings, ceramics, textiles, and photography). Sometimes you can watch artists work, or be creative yourself. The café sells lunch, coffee & cakes, and you are welcome just for that.
Nice small town park worth a visit if you happens to be in Hurup.
Sydthy Svømmebad comprise indoor swimming pools, including many activities for kids, yet this place welcomes all ages. There are some attached wellness facilities here, but if you want wellness and spa exclusively, visit the Sydthy Kurbad spa buildings just next doors for much more of that. If you are an early bird, attend Morning Swim on Mondays or Thursdays from 05:30 to 08:00, which includes a light breakfast option. Every Wednesday evening (19:30 to 21:30) is Quiet Night, which includes dimmed lights, calm music, and aroma therapy.Sydthy Kurbad is a spa and wellness facility in the same complex as the swimming pools. Special packages and sometimes wellness events such as Girls Night, Yoga Spa Day, or Spa After Dark. Be aware that only adults are allowed in here, while teenagers can come along on Tuesdays and Wednesdays with accompanying adults. Pre-order your personal experience on-line, including food at the on-site café if you like.
Nice woodland hill a little west of town. Ashøje is the highest natural point in the southern part of Thy, and the lookout tower here presents beautiful views across the landscape. Great for a small nature stroll if you happen to be in the area anyway. See if you can spot the forest troll! A large wooden sculpture is hiding among the trees.The grove is used by the locals for several festivities and gatherings throughout the year, and is equipped with public toilets, picnic tables, and shelters, perfect for a snack under the beechwood canopy. The hill and area is named after an ancient barrow and has a deep history.
Local department of Denmark's National Art Museum (SMK), presenting changing exhibitions. One of the regional highlights. Sometimes special events, usually on weekends. You can eat and dine at the on-site restaurant Centralen Thy, or just have coffee & cake. Naturlandsbyen is a nature centre in adjoining buildings. Here you can learn basic archery on Thursdays, or visit the open workshops of a busy vikingship shipyard on Tuesdays. The surrounding landscape invites for a nature stroll and there is a bathing pier nearby if you feel for a dip.