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The whole city is truly a gem, and the city park stands out even more.

The Haderslev Dam is a lake west of the old town of Haderslev in Denmark. It was created in the Middle Ages by damming a water mill south of the city. The lake is connected to the Haderslev Fjord by the mill stream. ...

The city park is located in the middle of Haderslev. There are numerous benches along the way from which you can enjoy the wonderful view of the cathedral and the large part of the lake.

Nice swim to wake up. At the end it is 1.5 to 2 meters deep, but it is safer to simply descend through the water from the side along the jetty.

Great place for a rest

Beautiful park with sculptures that borders the old town and allows a walk around the Intre Dam.

Dampark, established in 1958, lies in the middle of Haderslev town. The park has beautiful flower beds, a rose garden and a herb garden, whose herbs are freely available to everyone. In the southeast corner is the old monastery cemetery with a number of listed burial sites as well as memorials to fallen soldiers. Peter Hiort Lorenzen is also buried here. There are also two playgrounds in the park, both for slightly older and smaller children. At the kiosk you can rent pedal boats to cruise around on the lake. At the north-west end of the park is Gammel Haderslev Kirke, which is also Sct. Severin Kirke and is probably Haderslev's oldest church. In addition to beautiful flower beds, you will also come across sculptures and monuments on your walk through Dampark. https://www.visithaderslev.de/haderslev/planen-your-trip/haderslev-dampark-gdk611798

A restored lake surrounded by beautiful nature, hiking trails and mountain bike trails. Surrounded by slopes and forest is the lake area Hindemade - but this has not always been the case. In 1935, the area, which was previously a swampy marsh and meadow area, was cut off from Haderslev Dam with a dike. With canals and pumps, the water was led away so that it became possible to cultivate and graze the land. Over the next 60 years, drainage and cultivation lowered the terrain in Hindemade up to 1.5 meters. In 1994, drainage was stopped, and instead approx. 47 hectares of meadows submerged. Subsequently, the area has developed into a really beautiful nature area, which both animals and humans have taken to. https://www.visithaderslev.dk/haderslev/planlaeg-din-tur/hindemade-gdk953366