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Super exciting to see

Easy to cross.

Lille blåkilde is so clear that you can drink directly from the source

Experience the Viking Age first hand at Fyrkat, one of Denmark's five ring castles. Fyrkat Castle was built in 980 under King Harald Bluetooth. None of the original ring castles still exist today, but at Fyrkat an earthen rampart marks the place where the ring castle surrounded the original 16 longhouses. The position of the houses is now marked with white stones. Just outside the castle, one of the longhouses has been reconstructed. In the immediate vicinity of Fyrkat Castle is the Viking settlement, which consists of nine reconstructed houses. Together, these form a manor house as we know it from Harald Bluetooth's time. Both houses and workshops, including the smithy, are built of oak and have clay-plastered walls and thatched roofs. During the summer, there are activities on selected days at the Viking settlement, where you will also find a visitor center, a museum shop and a mythological playground. Fyrkat is on the UNESCO list of intangible world heritage sites, along with the four other Danish ring castles – Aggersborg, Borgring, Nonnebakken and Trelleborg. https://nordjyskemuseer.dk/de/u/vikingemuseet-fyrkat-de/

Bies Bryghus in Hobro is a tribute to local brewing traditions, producing quality beers and offering a unique experience with beer tasting and restaurant catering. Centrally located in Hobro you will find the old Bies Brewery, where the two Bie brothers started producing mineral water and later beer in 1841. The brewery was the absolute pride of the city for 140 years and popular beer brands such as Hobbie and Fyrkat became popular across Denmark. In 1980 the first part of the Hobro era ended when the brewery closed. After several years without local beer, the brewery is brewing again. The brewery has moved into the old horse stable of the former brewery. Fyrkat, Torvekone, Væbner and Hobbie, these are the names of good beer, brewed with proud local traditions in the heart of Hobro. Here, at the end of the 19th century, the Bies brothers founded the Bies brewery, which is now run by a new small brewery with the same name. The original beer and soda brewery was closed in the 1980s, after which the brewery courtyard was converted into the “Kunstetagerne” art museum, among other things. Today, the Bies Brewery restaurant is located in the courtyard, where beer is also served. The brewery often expands its offering. You have many good beers to choose from, for example a Hobro IK Superliga beer. https://www.visithimmerland.de/himmerland/reiseplanung/bies-brauhus-bies-bryghus-gdk649445

In the centre of Hobro is the old brewery, where two brothers started producing mineral water and later beer in 1841. For 140 years the brewery was the absolute pride of the town and beer brands such as Hobbie and Fyrkat were popular throughout the country. In 1980 the brewery was closed, but a few years ago it was given a new lease of life. https://www.visithimmerland.dk/himmerland/planlaeg-din-tur/bies-bryghus-gdk649445

In the immediate vicinity of Fyrkatborgen is the Viking farm, which consists of nine reconstructed houses, which together form a manor house as known from Harald Bluetooth's time.

Ravnkilde is located in the eastern part of Gravlevdalen, north-northwest of the Rebild Bakker. The source is easily accessible. It can be reached from the parking lot at Lars Kjærs Hus. Ravnkilde is exceptionally beautiful and is surrounded by forest on three sides. Due to nature conservation, it is forbidden to step into the spring. However, the forest district has placed stones in the spring so that it is possible to cross the spring without your shoes getting wet and without coming into contact with the water. Ravnkilde is a swamp spring with small brooks that collect from the swampy spring field into the finished spring brook. The water flow is quite large. Every second 85 liters of water flows past the centuries-old ford on the way to Lindenborg Å. The spring water is warm between 7 and 8 degrees all year round. On clear, frosty days, the spring steams and there are green plants in the middle of the snow. Ravnkilde is rich in small animals (over 200 different species) and the constant water temperature all year round provides living conditions for animals that are more likely to be found in colder or warmer areas in Europe. These immigrated to Denmark in the cold and warm periods that emerged after the Ice Age, and survive here today due to the low summer or higher winter temperatures of the spring in relation to the surroundings. https://www.rebildporten.de/tourist/planlaeg-din-tur/ravnkilden-quelle-gdk679414