North Denmark Roundtour day 4 Nykobing to Aalborg
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RouteXpert Review Further on at Løgstør there is a museum about the Limfjord and at Ertebølle there is a museum about the Stone Age.
The Stone Age Center Ertebølle is located in the middle of beautiful nature in Vesthimmerland. Denmark's only Stone Age center offers unique experiences of the past, play and learning. The center focuses on children's activities, the good stories and the unique cultural and natural landscape around Ertebølle Hoved.
Further south at the harbor of Hvalpsund you have a beautiful view and can have a bite to eat.
From Hvalpsund the route continues to Hobro and the Marriager fjord.
In Hobro there are a number of museums and you have a nice view point in the harbor.
The Yachting Museum (Lystfartøjsmuseet) is located in a former warehouse from the 1930s-1940s and houses, in addition to historic yachts and other boats, a piece of history about the Hobro harbour.
The Mariagerfjord is the longest fjord in Denmark at 35 km. (The Isefjord is almost the same length. The Limfjord is much longer but formally no longer a fjord since the sea breach on the west side.) The Mariagerfjord cuts into the Jutland peninsula from the Kattegat and runs to Hobro. Other important places on the fjord are Hadsund and Mariager, from which the name of the fjord is derived. The Mariagerfjord occupies the southern part of the traditional Himmerland region. The width varies from 4½ km to 250 meters and the area is approximately 47 km². The maximum depth is about 30 meters.
At Hadsund you cross Mariagerfjord and start the last part of the route towards Aalborg. A nice stretch of route follows through forests and along lakes.
In the heart of Himmerland, you will find Store Blåkilde. The very special well, is one of the largest basin wells in Denmark. As the name suggests, the water has a particularly bright blue color and is therefore something very special. Store Blåkilde gets its name from the beautiful sapphire blue color that you can clearly see in the basin source.
After this beautiful piece of nature you can make a refueling stop in Vesthimmerland and then it goes quickly to Aalborg. However, the sights don't stop here. In addition to the Aalborgtårnet lookout tower with a beautiful view over Aalberg, there is also the Art Museum of Aalborg.
At the Prinsens Hotel, this 4-day tour really comes to an end and you have been able to get a very good impression of this northernmost part of Denmark.
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