City in southern Denmark
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Varde is a town in West Jutland. The municipality is the largest coastal tourism municipality in Denmark and especially attracts tourists to the North Sea beach destinations of Blåvand, Vejers Strand and Henne Strand. The tourists who stay in Varde Municipality primarily stay in seaside cottages.
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Denmark's largest collection of Otto Frello's whimsical paintings.
Museum in old World War II German bunker. Learn about the Atlantic Wall, life on the western coast of Denmark and an amber collection, and hear personal stories from the surrounding areas.
the lighthouse of Blåvand
The western tip of Denmark, overlooking the wind farms of Horns Rev.
The Oksbøl Refugee Camp museum and cemetery, Oksbøl housed up to 37,000 German refugees in Denmark after World War II.
Amazing and popular beach. Campsite nearby, and a plethora of holiday homes.
A UNESCO world heritage site. Mud flats from Varde in the north to the Netherlands in the south.
22.500 hectares of nature park between Blåvands Huk and Nymindegab.
Informal but stylish restaurant with Danish food made with fresh ingredients. Mostly seafood.
Gourmet restaurant.
By train
It is possible to reach Varde via Esbjerg or Skjern. Apart from that the "Vestbanen" connects Varde with Oksbøl in the western and Nørre Nebel in the north-western part of the municipality.
By bicycle
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