Discover the Wonders of Gram Clay Pit
Explore the stunning Gram Clay Pit, a unique tourist attraction in Denmark, rich in fossils and geological history, perfect for all ages.
Nestled in the heart of Denmark, the Gram Clay Pit is not just a tourist attraction; it's a journey through time. This remarkable site boasts a rich geological history where visitors can uncover ancient fossils and explore the unique clay formations that tell the story of the Earth's past. Ideal for both families and solo adventurers, the pit offers a blend of education and outdoor exploration, making it a perfect destination for anyone interested in paleontology and natural history. The Gram Clay Pit is particularly famous for its well-preserved fossils, which have been unearthed over the years. As you walk through the site, you’ll have the chance to see these remarkable finds up close, and knowledgeable guides are available to share insights about the history of the fossils and the environment in which they were formed. The picturesque landscapes surrounding the pit also provide a serene backdrop, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a picnic amidst nature. For those looking to engage in a bit of hands-on learning, the site often hosts workshops and educational programs that cater to all ages. Whether you're a budding paleontologist or simply enjoy exploring the great outdoors, the Gram Clay Pit promises an enriching experience. So, come and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of fossils and geology at this extraordinary location.
Local tips
- Bring comfortable walking shoes, as the terrain can be uneven and exploring may involve some hiking.
- Consider visiting during weekdays to avoid the weekend crowds for a more relaxed experience.
- Don't forget your camera to capture the stunning landscapes and unique geological formations.
- Check the schedule for guided tours, which offer deeper insights into the site's history and fossil discoveries.
- Pack a picnic to enjoy in the beautiful surroundings, as there are limited dining options nearby.
A brief summary to Gram Clay Pit
- Lergravsvej 2, Gram, 6510, DK
- +4565370806
Getting There
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Car
If you are driving, start from any location in Sønderjylland and head towards the town of Gram. Use the E45 motorway, which connects major towns in the region. Take exit 73 towards Gram and follow signs for Gram. Once in the town, navigate to Lergravsvej. The Gram Clay Pit is located at Lergravsvej 2, 6510 Gram. There is parking available nearby, but be sure to check for any parking fees.
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Public Transportation
To reach Gram Clay Pit using public transportation, first take a regional train to the nearest station, which is Gram Station. From major cities such as Aabenraa or Kolding, you may need to transfer trains. Once you arrive at Gram Station, exit the station and take Bus 114 towards Haderslev. Get off at the 'Gram, Lergravsvej' bus stop, which is a short walk from the clay pit. Make sure to check the bus schedule in advance as services may be limited, especially on weekends.
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Walking
If you are already in the town of Gram, you can easily walk to the Gram Clay Pit. From the center of town, head southeast on Østergade, then turn onto Lergravsvej. The clay pit will be located on your right-hand side at Lergravsvej 2. It is approximately a 15-20 minute walk from the center of Gram.
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Glad Zoo
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Naturstyrelsen Ribe
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Riplay - Børnenes Ribe
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Mini dyrepark Ribelund
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Ribe Bryghus
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Vikingborg
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Replika af kirke fra Vikingetiden
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Museum For Vikingtid Og Middelalder
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Replika af langhus fra Vikingetiden
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Museet Ribes Vikinger
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Galgebakken
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Ribe Kunstmuseum
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Ribe VikingeCenter
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Wooden bridges
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Buste af Jacob A. Riis
Landmarks nearby to Gram Clay Pit
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Den Gamle Arrest, Ribe
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Storkesøen Ribe
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Queen Dagmar of Bohemia
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Kammerslusen Ribe
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Sønderjylland Archaeology Museum
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Historisk Arkiv
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Kolding Valgmenighed
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Saint Michaels Church
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Kolding Besættelsestidssamling
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Old Cemetery
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Borchs Gård
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Villa Gertrud - Bed & Breakfast
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Milling Hotel Saxildhus
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Kolding St.
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Rømødæmningen