See here all the museums in the area
Start the day in Christiansfeld
Begin in the UNESCO town of Christiansfeld, known for its beautiful architecture, cobblestone streets, and unique atmosphere. Visit the Sister House (Søstrehuset) and explore the changing special exhibitions that offer a unique insight into the town’s history. Perhaps enjoy a cup of coffee and a famous honey cake before continuing your journey.
Continue to Skamlingsbanken
Make a stop at Skamlingsbanken, where you’ll find both magnificent natural scenery and stories of freedom, democracy, and community – perfect for a short walk or a scenic break.
Afternoon at Koldinghus
Drive to Koldinghus, where history, architecture, and changing exhibitions come together. Discover the dramatic history of the royal castle, enjoy views over the city from the towers, and take part in activities for the whole family.
End the day by Kolding Fjord
Finish with a visit to Trapholt, where modern art, design, and architecture create a calm and inspiring end to your day trip.
Morning:
Visit the Miniature Town and Geographical Garden – experience Kolding’s history in miniature format in the Miniature Town, where historic buildings have been recreated in impressive detail. Continue into the Geographical Garden, a botanical gem with beautiful gardens and exotic plants. Then stop by Nicolai to see the changing art and design exhibitions. If you have children with you, make sure to visit Nicolai for Children for creative play and exploration.
Afternoon:
Head to the Landbomuseet in Kolding (Brødsgård) – an agricultural museum with more than 2,500 authentic tools and machines showcasing the development of farming and crafts over the past 100–150 years. The museum is set on Brødsgård in scenic surroundings and offers both outdoor areas and indoor spaces for lunch breaks.
End the day:
At the Reunification and Border Museum (near Christiansfeld) – located exactly where King Christian X rode across the border during the Reunification in 1920. Originally established in 1877 and expanded in 2006, the museum tells the story of the border demarcation, the referendum, and the reunification – and is situated right next to the historic Den Gamle Grænsekro (Old Border Inn).
An experience that contains both good stories about police work and stories behind the resolution of several major cases - and a trip back in time to Denmark during the occupation. It is only open for...
The museum focuses upon the border and the Reunification – with the old border at Frederikshøj as its starting point.
Experience The Harte Power Station, a hydroelectric power station from 1920 which still produces power. There is also a large water playground where the whole family can explore the possible use of wa...
At Koldinghus, the possibilities are many. Try e.g. renaissance dancing, fencing, mead tasting or a tour of the old royal castle. You can even plan the children's birthday.
Explore Kolding Miniature Town and see how the town looked in 1860-1870.
What has it been like living in Kolding since 1842? Kolding Stadsarkiv contains local historical material from the city's private individuals, associations and companies and is freely accessible to al...
Visit the Kongeaamuseum and learn more about the fascinating history of Vamdrup and the surrounding area.
Experience the old country atmosphere at Brødsgård which is in a beautiful natural area and learn about the old agriculture.
Museum Kolding brings Danish identity, culture and democracy to life through three powerful locations:
Staldgården – city history and archives in central Kolding
Christiansfeld – the UNESCO town with Moravian heritage
Skamlingsbanken – Denmark’s museum of freedom of speech in scenic surroundi
Are you into modern art and Danish design? At Trapholt you can experience changing modern art exhibitions. You can also see Trapholt's large collectio...
