Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Arrild has eve­ryt­hing the heart desires when it comes to acti­vi­ties for a fun and cosy holiday – whether you want to relax in peaceful sur­ro­un­dings or spend your days with excur­sions and en­tertain­ment… or something in-between. The holiday homes lie un­dis­tur­bed and beau­ti­ful­ly scattered along calm, wooded roads, creating the perfect oasis. In the middle of the town you will find a fishing lake, a public swimming pool, great play­gro­unds and re­stau­rants, and with its location in the heart of South Jutland, Arrild is ideal for exploring local gems like Rømø, Mø­geltøn­der, Aabenraa and the Denmark-Germany border.

Spend an exciting holiday home break in Vor­ding­borg, rich in hi­sto­ri­cal buildings, city life, nature and cultural at­tra­ctions. Beau­ti­ful­ly sur­ro­un­ded by sea and nature, the majestic city welcomes you. The old town centre has cobbled streets and old houses, and is a lively and charming gathering place with plenty of shops and city life. Ex­pe­ri­en­ce the area from above, if you pay a visit to the famous Gåsetårn (Goose Tower), the remains of the old Vor­ding­borg Castle. Visit the city’s exciting museums, which give you an insight into Vor­ding­borg’s history and important place in Danish history.

A village at­mosp­he­re and the bliss of Southern Funen is probably what make Faldsled famous and no wonder. In the cobbled streets and alleys of the town, you can see well-preserved half-timbered houses that bear witness of the days before the dawn of time. And this little village is hiding a genuine ga­stro­no­mic gem. This is home to the famous gourmet re­stau­rant, Falsled Kro. The small village is sur­ro­un­ded by open co­un­trysi­de and rolling fields as far as the eye can see. Explore the many scenic routes of the area winding through the co­un­trysi­de and along the coast and get close to the nature of Southern Funen.

The medieval town of Stege, Møn’s largest city, is the perfect setting for a diverse holiday home break filled with history and culture – in addition, Møn’s specta­cu­lar natural areas are close by. Stege is a trading town in the tra­di­tio­nal sense, with an active port and a vibrant city centre. The cobbled streets and colourful buildings create a charming backdrop, and the old castle ruin, beautiful church and well-preserved medieval castle gate make the city something quite special. Don’t miss out on a trip to Møns Klint, and Stege Nor, a shallow coastal lagoon that runs out into Stege Bay.