20의 깎다가지 명소 & 주요 장소

And she even has freckles!

Spøttrup Castle is worth seeing.

Information board

Entrance

Helle Haltben is located on a municipal property somewhere in Hald, but where exactly she is located cannot be revealed. Because it is part of the concept of the Troll Route, which Helle Haltben has now joined, that curious people have to go in search of the big trolls. In this case, the troll hunters can go in search of both Helle Haltben and the one leg that she has lost. The lost leg serves as a shelter where you can spend the night. Volunteers from Hald helped in various ways. Some helped with the actual construction of the troll. Only the head and leg were prefabricated at Thomas Dambo. Others provided the workers with food, coffee and cake. Therefore, a handful of locals were constantly involved in the construction task, which was carried out in cooperation with Thomas Dambo's people. “In addition, the students from the four oldest classes at Ørslevkloster Skole made the necklace for Helle Haltben, so we really stuck together here and are very proud that everything worked out,” says Kirsten Jakobsen.

⚠️First of all: There are people who complain that only the main cave is lit 💡 and the smaller side caves are not, and that you have to shine a flashlight into them to see anything 👀. I would like to point out to these people again that there is a good reason ‼️ that these caves are not lit. There are still 🦇 bats living there that are disturbed by the light, but you should leave them alone and therefore 🚫SHOW lights into the caves. There are even signs about this (also in German). As already mentioned, there are ℹ️ information boards in 🇩🇰Danish and 🇩🇪German. There is a large free 🅿️ parking lot that is also suitable for camper vans and trailers 🚐. Outside there is a café ☕️ and a children's playground 🛝. There are enough benches 🪑, a museum and 🚻 toilets 🚾. 3 tours lead through the caves: GREEN 🟢 barrier-free YELLOW 🟡 easy to walk both can be completed in about 30 minutes RED 🔴 is the longer route and a bit more challenging, at about 60 minutes. Dogs 🐕‍🦺 are also allowed in, on a leash 🦮. It is of course cooler in the cave and possibly a bit slippery, so it is advisable to wear a jacket and sturdy shoes 🥾.

The former Mønsted Lime Pits (Danish: Kalkgruber) are the largest connected man-made lime caves in the world. The underground system includes passages with a total length of around 60 km, which are up to six floors high, but not all of them are open to the public. Some of the caves form domes 16 to 18 m high. There are underground streams and lakes. There are various color-coded circular routes, green is the shortest at around 30 minutes and is barrier-free, so suitable for wheelchairs and strollers, red is the longer and more challenging at around 60 minutes. It is cool in the caves and can be slippery in places, so a jacket and good shoes are a good idea.

Great view of the moated castle Spottrop with its ramparts. A tour there with a visit to the castle is definitely worthwhile, which I have documented in a separate tour.