Hobro
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phone: +45 98 51 19 27address: Fyrkatvej 37BFyrkat is thought to be the oldest of the Viking ring castles, dating from around year AD. While the wooden structures are long gone, the 120 meter diameter earth ramparts are still very much visible. A short walk away the museum has reconstructed a viking village with 9 reconstructed farmhouses. There is a viking restaurant in the area too (see listing under eat) and occasional live performances.
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Havnø Mill
phone: +45 9931 7460address: Havnøvej 40, HadsundDutch thatched windmill built 1842, the oldest windmill in North Jutland. Restored in 2000. -
phone: +45 9711 5200address: Adelgade 26Exhibits Danish artists at six to eight new exhibits every year. The building was originally a brewery built in 1841.
MariagerSmall town of 2,000 inhabitants beautifully located at the Mariager Fjord. The town dates back to the 15th century and has preserved a number of old half-timbered houses and cobbled streets.
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phone: +45 9854 6132address: Søren Poulsens Vej 5, Klejtrup5,000 sqm world map created 1944-1969 complete with lakes, rivers, mountains and flags. Offers puzzles, playground, pony riding, mini golf and horse carriage. Also has shop, cafeteria and picnic area.
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Svanen
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phone: +45 9833 7778address: Graverhusevej 4, Solbjerg, BælumOffers small zoo, farm, garden, cirkus, riding, climbing, and obstacle track. There is also a restaurant.
Triangle RouteStarts from Hobro harbour where a bus goes to Handest. From Handest, a veteran train goes to Mariager Harbour and from Mariager, the steam boat Svanen sails to Hobro Harbour. Tickets can be purchased in Hobro harbour.