- First Stop - Koldinghus walk
Discover Koldinghus, a majestic 13th-century castle perched above Kolding’s fjord—weaving centuries of royal history,
dramatic fire ruins, and award-winning restoration into a captivating museum experience. Wander grand halls, explore
architectural ruins framed by modern timber and steel, climb the Giant’s Tower for panoramic views, and bring history to life
with family activities like royal dress-up workshops.
- Second Stop - Christiansfeld Museum
Explore the tranquil world of Christiansfeld Museum, located in the historic Søstrehuset where Moravian sisters once
lived. Immerse yourself in guided heritage tours, period rooms, changing exhibitions, and a delightful museum shop—your
gateway to understanding the town's unique symmetry, communal spirit, and gingerbread tradition.
- Third Stop - Trapholt Museum
Discover Trapholt, a modern museum of art, design, and Danish craftsmanship, elegantly set along Kolding Fjord—with
dramatic architecture, immersive exhibitions, and one-of-a-kind design treasures. Wander its sculpted galleries, spiral
furniture wing, and sculpture park, explore Arne Jacobsen’s Kubeflex summerhouse, and enjoy interactive zones and a
fjord-view café—all in one unforgettable experience.
Fourth Stop - Geographic Garden
Explore Geografisk Have, Kolding’s 14‑hectare botanical wonderland where more than 2,000 plants are grouped by
geographic origin—from East Asia to North and South America—creating a vibrant, sensory journey through world regions.
This family‑friendly oasis features themed zones like a fragrant rose garden, bamboo groves, wild ravine paths, interactive
playgrounds, petting areas, and the enchanting Kolding Miniby—a detailed 1:10 model of the city circa 1860s, all set along
the 1.8 km “Heart Trail” with birdlife and peaceful photo-perfect spots.
Fifth Stop - Kolding Miniby
Wander through Kolding Miniby, a captivating 1:10 scale model of Kolding as it appeared in the 1860–1870s, nestled
within the lush Geografisk Have. Built brick by brick by passionate volunteers since 1996, this delightful miniature town—
home to over 400 intricately detailed buildings, tiny residents, and backyard scenes—is free to explore and often hosted by
the dedicated craftsmen themselves.
Sixth Stop - Border Museum
Delve into a pivotal moment in Danish history at the Border Museum, located at Frederikshøj just north of Christiansfeld—
where King Christian X famously rode across the border on July 10, 1920, celebrating the Reunification after 56 years of
German rule. Housed in a charming 1877 border inn and expanded in 2006, the museum features original border posts,
evocative cannons from Skamlingsbanken, striking stained‑glass art, video installations, and engaging volunteer presenters
who bring the era to life.
