Øster Sundby Mill is located in the eastern suburbs of Aalborg. It is a particularly fine and well-preserved example of a Dutch-style windmill....

Nørre Tranders Church lies in what are now the eastern suburbs of Aalborg, in what was once a separate village. It is an attractive...

Østre Anlaeg is a parkland area situated to the east of the main city centre attractions and accessible by a short bus ride. It...

Sohngårdsholm Park was established to the south west of Aalborg town centre in the late nineteen fifties, and is named after the smaller mansion house...

Karolinelund, formerly known as Tivoliland, is an up-to-date amusement park in the centre of Aalborg. It features carousels and merry-go-rounds and all the traditional...

The Urania Observatory is open to the public in the evenings during the winter months. It is the largest public observatory in Denmark – one...

Sønder Tranders Church is situated just to the south of Aalborg. It lies near the Aalborg University Campus. It is a village church...

Hørre Hedeby is the site of a two-thousand year old settlement. It lies in Olympiaparken to the south east of Aalborg town centre....

Danes are great travellers and have established themselves as expatriates all over the world, not least in the United States. Those wishing to explore...

Vor Frue Kirke, or the Church of Our Lady, marks the site where a church has stood since the twelfth century. The original church...

Under the care of the North Jylland museums group, the Franciscan Friary Museum is underground and is entered via a lift by a department store....

Kilde Park enjoys a central location in the North Jylland town of Aalborg. It is the original public park in the city, and was...

The Museum of Water Technology is housed in an old waterworks and reflects the Danes’ interest in the practical application of science. The building...

Aalborghus Castle lies in the centre of Aalborg. It was built as a governor’s mansion in the sixteenth century by King Christian III....

Jens Bang’s house is a truly amazing sight and few would believe that it was actually built as the ordinary home of an extremely wealthy...

Budolfi Cathedral is named after the English patron saint of seamen St. Botolph. A cathedral has stood on this site since medieval times and...

Ansgar’s Church is situated in the north of the city, on Vesterbro, which leads to the Limfjord bridge. It is named after St. Ansgar,...

While not quite as ostentatious as his half-brother Jens Bang’s contribution to the architecture of historic Aalborg, Jørgen Olufsen’s “yard” is also well worth the...

Aalborg’s Town Hall is an attractive little building situated in the town centre in Gammel Torv, or “Old Square”. This highly attractive and well-maintained...

The Monastery of the Holy Ghost in Aalborg is a pre-reformation institution that dates from the fifteenth century and once housed both monks and nuns....