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Bell Tower at Skamlingsbanken In the valley below Højskamling, you’ll find a simple but powerful monument: the open bell tower, built in 1948 to honour South Jutland’s resistance fighters from World War II. The tower features bronze plates engraved with the names of 83 fallen heroes from the region. Three times a day during summer, the bell plays Prins Jørgen's March—a melody that was used by the BBC as a signal to Denmark during the war. The idea to build the tower came during a large celebration of Denmark’s liberation in June 1945, attended by around 100,000 people. The bell tower stands as a reminder of both Denmark’s fight for freedom and the long history of cultural resistance in the region, making it a meaningful stop on your hike. See: https://historiskatlas.dk/Skamlingsbanken_(14783)

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One of the rare SummitLynx Logs in this region. There are beautiful trails, including those through pastures. The perfect place for history buffs and families with children.

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With its 113 meters above sea level, Skamlingsbanken has a beautiful view, Skamlingsbanken is the highest point in South and Southern Jutland. Skamlingsbanken is a beautiful nature area, from which there is a magnificent view of the entire area between Kolding and Christiansfeld. There is also a view over the Little Belt to Funen and to the west far into Southern Jutland. The landscape appears lush with fields, beech forests, hedges along roads and field boundaries. In the area there are plenty of opportunities for walks that go through the beautiful landscape - take for example the trip all the way down to Binderup and Grønninghoved Strand and back again. Skamlingsbanken is especially known for the folk festivals that were held in the years 1843-59 in support of the Danish cause in Southern Jutland. At Højskamlingen there is a 16 meter high support made of 25 granite blocks in memory of the defenders of the Danish cause in Schleswig. The support was erected in 1863, blown up by the Prussians in 1864 and erected again in 1866. The rebuilding was possible because people in the area had collected and stored the stones. In the vicinity of the support are six other memorial supports and a lectern of large boulders. Around the rostrum are five groups of trees that symbolize the inseparability of the five Nordic countries. The trees are: Beech (Denmark), birch (Sweden), spruce (Norway), one (Finland) and rowan (Iceland). After the liberation in 1945, a memorial grove was set up for the fallen from the South Jutland resistance movement. https://www.visitkolding.dk/kolding/planlaeg-din-tur/skamlingsbanken-smuk-unik-natur-i-kolding-gdk650666

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At 113 meters, Skamlingsbanken is the highest point in South Jutland. From there you have a great view of a natural landscape consisting of beech forests, slightly hilly fields along fields and paths. Five groups of trees represented the cooperation between the five Nordic countries: beech (Denmark), birch (Sweden), fir (Norway), juniper (Finland) and mountain ash (Iceland). Skamlingsbanken was formed during the last ice age when a glacier cut through Lillebælt (the Little Belt), pushing a mighty wall of stones, pebbles and loamy sand in front of it. On the Skamling he left hills and ravines. https://www.opdagdanmark.dk/de/oplevelser/skamlingsbanken/

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From the pond at the edge of the forest you have a great view of the bell tower, which is not far from Skamlingsbanken.

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The 16 meter high obelisk was designed built by Prof. Meldahl from 25 Swedish granite blocks. In 1863 he was with the Inscription ”In memory of the pioneers of the niche thing in Schleswig ”and the name of 18 striking personalities completed. Because of the Inaugural season did not take place, and the war of 1864 began soon after. The area around Skamling was occupied, and on March 21. blew up Prussian soldiers the granite column. The stones were the confiscated and released for auction. The Skamlingsbanken company sent two Danish like-minded men from the area to auction to auction the stones. The stones were removed and later the Skamlingsbanken company transfer. In 1866 the column rose again their foundation - now as a strong symbol with broken corners and edges after the pre- ßic assault.

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While Skamlingsbanken is a symbol of the civil struggle for South Jutland, the bell 1948 tower as a memorial to the armed resistance to commemorate the fallen the resistance movement in South Jutland. The bell tower was chosen as a symbol because Church bells over the centuries the population not only to peaceful acts, but should also call for a fight. Among the four bells, four bear in a cross shape memorial plaques placed the names of the fallen resistance fighters. Play three times a day the bells the first notes of the Prince of Denmark march that the BBC did during the war used as a call sign.

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Today Skamlingsbanken is primarily a scenic excursion destination with a wonderful view of the Little Belt and the surrounding area. The area was created during the last ice age - when a glacier penetrated the Little Belt from the southeast and a powerful force of stone, gravel and clay pressed in front of it. It stopped in Skamling and left the characteristic moraine landscape with steep hills and gorges. Over time, the slopes have been used for grazing and harvesting and offer typical overgrazing plants such as low thistles, thorn leaves and bud herbs. In the pavilion in the parking lot, both the cultural and natural history of Skamling is thoroughly examined. The Skamlingsbanken are no longer used for large crowds, but attract tens of thousands at the annual opera party in August. In addition, the restaurant is the traditional party and meeting point of the region and a popular tourist destination.

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Skamlingsbanken is not just a nice viewpoint. It also tells important features of Danish history, especially about the South Jutland case in Schleswig in the 19th century. The place has been a popular and national meeting place since 1843. Schleswig and Südholstein used to be dukes. Schleswig under the Danish crown, Holsten with German affiliation. The border with the kingdom passed the Kongeå, and Skamling was thus in North Schleswig / South Jutland. Holsten gradually became dominant and the Danish language was crowded. The administrative language was German in both duchies, but many Southern Jews remained in the Danish language.

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The Little Belt is a lagoon that belongs to the Lillebælt Nature Park. The Lillebælt Nature Park itself is Denmark's largest nature park. https://www.visitlillebaelt.dk/lillebaelt/naturpark-lillebaelt

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The Skamlingsbanke as Endmoräne has an extension of 2-3 kilometers and is under protection. Meaning she has meeting place of the Danish population Sønderjyllands (including Südschleswig) here in the context of the originated in the first half of the 19th century Danish national movement from 1843 holds folk festivals to strengthen Danish identity and language in North Schleswig. In 1844, students here sang and the song became popular. today it is the Danish national anthem. The initiators of these meetings could acquire the Skamlingsbanken due to a collection of money to ownership. In 1863, on the top of the hill, they erected a 15-meter-high obelisk made of granite ashlars, which honored 18 personalities of the Danish Movement. Already in the German-Danish War in 1864 he was laid down by the Prussians. The stones were sold and purchased by Danish people who hid them near Skamlingsbanken. After the end of the war Skamlingsbanke lay north of the newly formed border with Germany and so the obelisk could be rebuilt after the peace of Vienna (1864) still 1864. As a result, several individual monuments for deserving personalities were built on the Skamlingsbanken to the Danish cause. From 1911 to 1948 Skamlingsbanken had a breakpoint of Kolding Sydbanner. After 1945, a belfry was erected to commemorate the members of the Danish resistance movement from southern Jutland, who lost their lives during the occupation by Germany during the Second World War. The carillon plays daily Prince Jürgen Marsch, named after Prince George of Denmark. The March composed by Jeremiah Clarke was repeatedly used by the BBC during the Second World War at the beginning of the programs directed at Denmark and adopted by the BBC World Service as a theme song after the war.

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A small viewpoint made of wood

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