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In association with the sports complex, you can find an outdoor beach volley court, a short MTB track, a parkour facility, and a picnic area with a firesite. They are free to use, ask the reception for details.
Public park in the town center. Parking lot, playground, and public toilets.
Miniature model of Thisted in the year 1950. The townhouses are packed away from October through March. Thisted Lilleby is run by volunteers and you can experience the workshops Mondays to Thursdays. There are 21 mini towns across Denmark.
Regional history and archaeological museum spanning thousands of years from the early Stone Age to modern times. The musuem is a regional attraction and is engaged in archaology and history research related to Thy specifically. Learn about Stone Age mining, ancient burials, Vikings, Medieval society, and the onset of industrialisation. Kids are more than welcome, and a whole room has been designed for kids specifically. Sometimes events.
Birthplace and museum for the Danish poet and scientist J. P. Jacobsen (1847-1885). As a young man, he studied Botany at the University of Copenhagen and later translated the works of Charles Darwin. As a poet, J. P. Jacobsen introduced the literary genres of Modernism and Naturalism to a Danish audience. He died at the young age of 38 to tuberculosis, and although he wasn't a very productive writer, his work has found a broad international interest, inspiring literary giants like Rainer Maria Rilke and James Joyce no less, and his books have been translated to more than 30 languages.
Beautiful old church at the central square and park of Store Torv. You can peak inside every weekday or attend a communal worship on Sundays.
Det Ny Kastet
Beautiful, listed and restored former town hall from 1853. The municipal administration has moved out many years ago, and the buidling is now an art gallery and home to the local art association Det Ny Kastet. Enjoy the building from the outside, or buy a ticket to the exhibits. The main focus of the gallery is on modern art by young people from the Nordic region, yet the changing exhibitions has a broad scope and also includes artists from across the world occasionally. From 14th October to 19th December 2026, works by British grafitti artist Richard Holmes is featured.