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DeutschAls is an island a bit off the eastern coast of South Jutland of Denmark, at the western end of the Baltic sea.
Cities
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- 1 Sønderborg. To the west
- 2 Nordborg. Town on the northern part of the island.
Other destinations
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[edit | edit source]- 1 Alssund Bridge (Alssundbroen). Cross the bridge across the strait just north of Sønderborg
- 2 Fynshav (Fynshav Havn). Fynshav on the eastern coast of Als has ferry connections to Bøjden on Funen and Søby on Ærø.
- 3 Søby (Søby Havn). has ferries to Fynshav
- 4 Hardeshøj. small ferry to Ballebro on the Jutland side of the strait
- 5 Ballebro. small ferry to Hardeshøj on the Als side of the strait
- 6 Sønderborg Airport (Sønderborg Lufthavn).
Get around
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[edit | edit source]- Augustenborg Palace, east of Sønderborg, is a baroque 3-winged building from 1775, surrounded by a public park.
- 1 Universe (Danfoss Universe), Mads Patent Vej 1, Nordborg, ☏ +45 88819500. Daily in July, Sat Sun, public holidays, school holidays, Easter 10:00-16:00, 10:00-17:00 or 10:00-18:00. Science and experience park in Nordborg. Discounts offered for in-line purchase of tickets, and for buying 3 or 7 days in advance. Adult 280-370 kr, child 5-15 years old 210-300 kr.
- 2 Jollmands Gård. Timberframed museum farm built 1790
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[edit | edit source]There is an extensive network of outdoor shelters and camping spots, which are mostly free to use for one or two nights. They are available for hikers and cyclists and usually require a reservation. Many of them can be found on the website udinaturen.dk
Stay safe
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