Best Attractions near Besøgshave - Den Kreative Have

Hilltop hub of contemporary Danish art, pairing bold architecture, major national artists and parkland sculpture in leafy Caroline Amalie Lund.

A living industrial museum in Horsens’ old gasworks, where roaring engines, workers’ homes and playful workshops bring Denmark’s modern story to life.

Slim finger of land and bathing jetty reaching into Horsens Fjord, offering easy wild-style swimming, open water views and a quiet pause between town and forest.

A bold, contemporary mermaid by Maria Rubinke on Horsens’ harbourfront, blending fairytale symbolism, waterfront scenery and modern public art in one quick stop.

A modest corner memorial on Borgergade where Horsens quietly honours its fallen World War II resistance fighters and the hard-won freedoms they defended.

Medieval brick, Baroque grace and a renewed interior meet at Horsens’ historic town-square church, the oldest building within the city and its spiritual centre.

A lively street festival that turns Horsens’ central Søndergade into a relaxed urban playground of music, food, stalls and community life for all ages.

A vast former state prison in Horsens, transformed into an immersive museum, hostel and cultural venue where life behind bars is explored within intact cell blocks.

Moated Renaissance manor by Horsens Fjord, surrounded by a tranquil castle park where historic brick walls, water and woodland create a quietly atmospheric escape.

A modest green pause in the heart of Horsens, where everyday city life meets street art, dog walkers and quiet benches beneath mature trees.

Experience Denmark’s industrial revolution first-hand at Industrimuseet Horsens—explore living workshops, period homes, and hands-on exhibits in historic factory buildings.

A cosy, private farm museum where a recreated village shop and rows of vintage coffee tins bring Denmark’s rural mercantile past vividly back to life.

A compact 1950s city park in central Horsens, Vitus Beringsparken blends green lawns, rhododendrons and local history into a quiet pause between station and shops.

A compact green pause beside Horsens railway station, where commuters, locals and dog walkers share a simple slice of lawn, trees and benches in the city’s busy heart.

Ancient tree, riverside serenity, and family-friendly art in Horsens' most beloved waterfront escape.

Leafy manor grounds that blend playgrounds, picnics and lakeside trails into Horsens’ most effortless everyday escape.

Walk or cycle through a scaled solar system along Horsens Fjord, where art, astronomy and easy nature trails meet on the scenic Planetstien path.

Step inside Horsens’ storied cotton factory to experience Denmark’s industrial transformation—hands-on workshops, authentic machinery, and immersive exhibitions await.

Historic manor‑house hotel in Horsens’ Bygholm Park, blending stately 18th‑century charm with modern comfort, leafy parkland, family‑friendly space and easy city access.

Leafy, relaxed playground in Horsens’ Bygholm Park, where classic swings and nature play meet lawns, lakes and easygoing family time in the manor’s green oasis.

A modest forest memorial stone that quietly recalls Horsens’ century as a cavalry garrison town and the legacy of Det Slesvigske Kyrasserregiment.

A small, forested ravine on Horsens’ edge where woodland paths, gentle hills and playful “Naturetales” walks turn an ordinary outing into a quiet, story-filled escape.

Fjordside conference hotel and event retreat on a narrow peninsula in Horsens Fjord, where bright meeting rooms meet long sandy beaches and calm coastal nature.

Expansive fairground on Horsens’ edge, transforming from quiet open fields into a lively world of markets, livestock shows, funfair rides and local rural life.

Small wooden picnic cabin and outdoor classroom nestled in Horsens’ Tyrstedlund Naturpark, surrounded by meadows, pond and biodiversity-rich habitats.

A living biodiversity laboratory on Horsens’ southern edge, where meadows, forest fringe, wildlife pond and forest garden turn an everyday walk into a quiet lesson in nature.

Step inside a living time capsule at Mølholmgård Købmandsmuseum, where the charm of Denmark’s rural merchant life is preserved in a historic village setting.

Compact circular kiosk and information hub on Denmark’s rooftop at Ejer Bavnehøj, combining refreshments, facilities and landscape insight amid sweeping views.

Stand on Denmark’s highest natural point atop a quiet Jutland farm hill, marked by a lone millstone and wide views across the gently rolling Ejerbjerge.

A modest hill with a millstone marker, Møllehøj turns Denmark’s highest natural point into a gentle countryside detour packed with quiet geographic significance.

Step into Denmark’s industrial past at Industrimuseet in Horsens – a hands-on museum in a historic cotton mill, with working machinery and immersive workshops.

Langelinieanlægget: a tranquil lakeside park in Horsens offering picturesque walks, vibrant gardens, playgrounds, and local culture in a lush urban oasis.

A small gull island and tidal shallows at the edge of Horsens, offering open fjord views, seabirds and quiet, low‑key contact with the coastal landscape.

A quiet bronze tribute to Queen Dagmar’s child, set between lake and forest outside Hotel Skanderborghus in Skanderborg’s tranquil parkland.

A serene stream through Denmark's lake highlands, perfect for canoeing and wildlife observation.

Denmark's highest point awaits at this forest gateway, crowned with ancient Bronze Age mounds.

Historisk mølleskov ved Skanderborg Sø, hvor afmærkede stier, rislende bæk og restaurerede bygninger forener nær natur med levende kulturarv.

A slender pedestrian bridge soaring over the Stampemølle valley, linking Odder’s west side with Bendixminde and turning an everyday school route into a scenic walk.

Ancient Bronze Age burial mounds, gentle forest trails and a long-running “highest point” debate meet atop this modest yet characterful hill in East Jutland.

Unassuming yet atmospheric, Skanderborg’s Fugletårn lifts you above reeds and water for calm, close-up encounters with East Jutland’s wetland birdlife all year round.

Cut your own Christmas tree and taste estate-grown Danish wine in Skanderborg's countryside.

Bronze Age barrows, big-sky vistas and a stargazing shelter on a glacial ridge above the Gudenå Valley, just beyond the village of Østbirk in Central Jutland.

A sinuous Ice Age valley south of Stilling-Solbjerg Lake, where steep slopes, moors and ponds create a quietly dramatic East Jutland walking landscape.

A modest Neolithic burial mound tucked into the fields near Skanderborg, offering a quiet, atmospheric glimpse into Denmark’s Stone Age past.

Step back in time at Høgdal, Central Jutland’s idyllic open-air museum, where authentic farm life, heritage crafts, and Danish rural traditions come vividly to life.

Jutland’s largest lake, where wide horizons, protected birdlife and easygoing outdoor adventures meet in the rolling Danish Lake Highlands.

Denmark's premier family beach with pristine sands, shallow waters, and excellent facilities just 25 km from Aarhus.

Atmospheric monastery ruins and a specialist museum in skeletal archaeology, set between Jutland’s lakes with herb gardens, graves and traces of medieval monastic life.

Historic monastery mill turned lakeside retreat, where Denmark’s longest wooden building, canoe-filled waterways and big-sky views meet in the Mossø hills.

A modest grill shelter tucked into the Kallehave woods near Gl. Rye, perfect for unhurried campfire cooking and a quiet break on forest hikes.

Quiet lakeside marina in Ry, offering relaxed waterfront life, boat trips into the Silkeborg Lakes and easy access to the gentle hills of Denmark’s lake district.

Blue Flag lakeside escape near Ry, offering child‑friendly swimming, gentle views over Knudsø and a relaxed, low‑key setting in the hills of Søhøjlandet.

A quiet stretch of Knudsø’s northern shore, Maskenkol offers gentle lakeside walking, open views and everyday Danish nature just beyond the town of Ry.

Cut into a green hillside above Aarhus Bay, Moesgaard Museum fuses bold architecture, deep-time archaeology and global cultures in one immersive landscape.

Sheltered beneath Marselisborg Forest, Moesgård Beach blends sandy shores, calm Aarhus Bay waters and accessible bathing in one of the city’s most scenic coastal escapes.

Discover Råbjerg Mile, Northern Europe’s largest migrating sand dune—a stunning, ever-shifting landscape near Skagen, perfect for exploration and breathtaking views.

Follow a classic forest trail from lakeshore to the summit of Denmark’s fabled Sky Mountain, combining gentle ascent, big views and layers of national history.

Iconic Danish “mountain” above the Silkeborg lakes, blending sweeping forest-and-lake views with constitutional history, forest trails and classic excursion life.

A 25‑metre red-brick memorial crowning Himmelbjerget, offering sweeping lake-and-forest panoramas and a powerful glimpse into Denmark’s democratic story.

Historic Sletterhage Lighthouse offers panoramic sea views, maritime history exhibits, and wild coastal scenery at the southern tip of Mols Bjerge National Park.

Experience LEGO-themed accommodations and conference facilities adjacent to LEGOLAND Billund.

Slender and serene on a wooded headland, Træskohage Fyr offers big fjord views, easy coastal walking and a quietly contemplative pause on Vejle Fjord.

Classic excursion boats carrying you from lakeside Ry through serene Søhøjlandet to the foot of Denmark’s famed Himmelbjerget for views, walks and fresh air.

Open‑air farm museum in a historic East Jutland village, bringing everyday rural life, crafts and schooldays from 1900–1950 vividly back to life.

Quiet medieval castle mounds and deep ditches on a wooded peninsula in the Silkeborg Lakes, where earthworks, water and forest hint at a vanished stronghold.

A compact beech and oak forest on Aarhus’ southern edge, Kirkeskov offers a calm, everyday escape where city streets quickly give way to quiet paths and leafy glades.

A recycled factory spire turned royal pavilion, Villa Margarinely adds quirky charm and quiet intrigue to the leafy English-style landscape of Marselisborg Palace Gardens.

Historic hilltop observatory in Aarhus where Art Nouveau architecture, Denmark’s largest telescope and a leafy science park bring the starry sky within easy reach.