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The waterfront has been redeveloped thanks to Jørn Utzon, who grew up in the town and designed Sydney Opera House.

Another Scandinavian architect, Alvar Aalto, designed the Museum of Modern Art, a contrast to the well preserved medieval landmarks such as the 14th-century cathedral and Castle. Visit Aalborg Tårnet, a 55m three-legged steel tower with a restaurant and observation platform offering panoramic views over the Limfjørd waterway.

 

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• TOUR C - FYRKAT VIKING FORTRESS
• Aalborg, Denmark, Aalborg, Denmark

• We leave the pier in Aalborg and drive south on the motorway to the town of Hobro. Here we will visit one of the oldest of the so-called Ring Fortresses built in Denmark around 980 AD. It is presumed they were all built by the same builder - the Danish King Harald Bluetooth.

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• TOUR A - AALBORG CITY TOUR
• Aalborg, Denmark, Aalborg, Denmark

• During this Norway cruise from the UK, we will cruise to Aalborg were we will be able to join a coach and enjoy a 20 minute drive north of the city for our first stop Lindholm Hoje – a Viking site just outside the city. It is one of the most important ancient monuments in Denmark.

• TOUR D - FULL DAY TOUR TO SKAGEN
• Aalborg, Denmark, Aalborg, Denmark

• The small fishing village of Skagen is Denmark’s northern most town and can trace its origins back to the 13th century. For centuries fishing trade alone sustained the small community and as late as 1890 there were no roads connecting the small town to the rest of Denmark. But for the past 100 years tourism has overtaken the fishing trade, making Skagen a very popular holiday destination for its unique nature, climate and culture and sometimes doubling or tripling the 8,000 strong population over summer.

   

  
  

  
   

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• TOUR B - WALKING TOUR OF AALBORG
• Aalborg, Denmark, Aalborg, Denmark

• Our walking tour will show us the main sights of Aalborg. Over the years, the city has developed into one of the busiest trading centres in Denmark. Activity and prosperity have left their mark on the city’s architecture and many of the old buildings still function as natural elements in the townscape.

• TOUR E - AALBORG BEER WALK
• Aalborg, Denmark, Aalborg, Denmark

• Danes consume an average of 90 litres of beer per person annually which places them firmly in the top 10 of European beer lovers. And, although Aalborg is most famous for its production of Aquavit, there is little doubt that they love their beer too. Pubs, bars and cafés are generously represented and Aalborg is famous throughout the land for Jomfru Ane Gade (Virgin Ane Street) – an entire street dedicated entirely to pubs, bars, restaurants and night clubs.