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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)

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

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.

The 1903 speaker podium was designed by Lorenz Frølich and built by Niels Larsen Stevns. It tells of national, Christian and Nordic symbols of the struggle for the mother tongue.

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

A small viewpoint made of wood