Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Aabenraa, a gem close to the German border, is the epitome of charm and culture in Southeast Jutland. The many historic houses and cobb­le­sto­ne streets create an at­mosp­he­re filled with history, and the city is like a living museum that merges Danish and German tra­di­tions and cultural heritage – offering un­for­get­tab­le ex­pe­ri­en­ces and memories. Visit the cosy city centre where the past meets the present in beautiful harmony. In other words, Aabenraa is a must-visit for anyone seeking authentic ex­pe­ri­en­ces and wanting to dive into a vibrant cultural landscape that extends far beyond national borders.

North of Fre­de­riks­havn, you will find the holiday resort of Bratten. Here you will be close to green sur­ro­un­dings and wonderful beaches. You will be better off exploring the area on a bicycle or on foot to find the many hidden trails leading to idyllic natural resorts. Get up close and personal with nature, listen to the buzzing of insects and explore the beautiful flora. Near Bratten, you will find the port town of Strandby where you can see the charming harbour en­viron­ment unfold right in front of you. And with Fre­de­riks­havn just 10 km away, you also have great shopping op­portu­ni­ties, in­te­r­e­sting cultural at­tra­ctions and cosy eateries right at your fin­ger­tips.

A stone’s throw from Denmark’s sout­her­n­most point sits Gedesby, which offers authentic village vibes and idyllic scenery. In and around the town you will find beautiful old houses, thatched farm­hou­ses and cosy green landsca­pes. The church, which dates back to the 1300s, is nestled in the centre of the town sur­ro­un­ded by the quaint main street and beautiful old mill. The area plays an important role in Denmark’s history so there is a lot of local folklore and tales to explore. The nature here is fantastic, with plan­ta­tions, hiking trails and forests – and not least Gedesby Beach, which stretches as far as the eye can see.