Activities on a rainy day

Active play in the heart of Aabenraa – here you’ll find fun activities for the whole family. Visit SportsCentrum on Industrivej in Aabenraa.

Frøslevlejrens Museum near the Danish-German border is part of the National Museum of Denmark and tells the story of Danes who were interned in a German prison camp during the Second World War. The camp was later renamed Fårhuslejren and housed Danish collaborators until 1949.

At Gammelbro Krea, you'll be taken into a world where the only limit is your imagination.
The Creative Workshop at Gammelbro Camping is an attraction for both children and adults.

Kulturhistorie Aabenraa is located 20 meters from Aabenraa Bus Station and a few minutes' walk to the shopping street. The museum's exhibitions tell about Aabenraa as a maritime city.

The art museum has a collection of paintings, sculptures, and graphic works by world-renowned artists, including a large collection of art from Sønderjylland.

Northern Europe's biggest collection of pottery. Unique works by Thorvald Bindesbøll. Ceramics by P. Ipsen, Hjort, Kaj Nielsen and many more.

Built in 1580 by architect Hercules von Oberberg, who also designed Hansborg Castle and the giant tower at Koldinghus, the house features a special attraction: the remains of very rare murals from around 1680.

Jump A Lot is a play paradise for children of all ages.

Try your hand at indoor bouldering, have an instructor guide you to the top of Jutland's highest climbing wall and surf around with a skateboard or scooter indoors and outdoors - you just have to remember your own equipment.

Enjoy some cozy hours in Hermans Hule. 700 square meters of playground with many fun activities for children.

Exciting museum with stories about the borderland and the minority that emerged in Sønderjylland at the reunification in 1920

In the swimming pool you will find a 25 meter pool with 1 and 3 meter diving board, hot water pool with massage jets, sauna and steam room and whirlpool.

The school consists of a village school from 1856 and an extension from 1907.
In the schoolroom from 1907, the focus is on the reunification period from 1920 until 1945.

At the Danish Bell Museum in Sommersted, there are 800 types of bells in different sizes, all of which can be touched and played. The museum has its own foundry.

The Customs and Border Museum, formerly Oldemorstoft, tells the story of the border region, agriculture, customs collection, and border control over the course of 1,000 years.

Discover a different kind of mini golf in the heart of the vast marshland, with views stretching all the way to the Wadden Sea. Fun courses and a great atmosphere await.