Aalborg has a lot to offer. Aalborg Zoo is Denmark's second-biggest zoo and Aalborg's most popular attraction. But you can also meet the Vikings in Aalborg! What did they eat and drink? What did they believe in? All this is presented through exciting new techniques as well as the original burial site at Lindholm Høje Museum.

 THE CENTRE FOR EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES

The Centre for Educational Resources is, among other things, in charge of the regional School Cinema in Northern Jutland. Every school year ten films are screened in 20 cinema theatres in all corners of the region. Approximately 35,000 children take part, and back in the classrooms they work with the teaching material that is provided by the Danish Film Institute. In the city of Aalborg all school children are also offered a membership in Aalborg Filmklub in their leisure time.

Aarhus is a dynamic city on the Jutland peninsula. From here, beach, harbour and forest are only a 15-minute bike ride away. Historically Aarhus it’s one of the oldest city in Denmark, but 13% of Aarhus’ populations are students, making Aarhus the youngest city in Denmark. Being young at heart means that the city can offer you a wide spectrum of cultural experiences, from nightlife, cultural events and shopping to the best restaurants in the region.
Aarhus is also home to popular festivals, such as Food Festival, SPOT Festival and NorthSide Music Festival. Visit the distinctive art museum, ARoS, to see groundbreaking works from some of the world’s most progressive artists. At Moesgaard Museum, you can witness artefacts from the earliest period of the Viking Age. Den Gamle By - The Old Town Museum is a unique, international attraction which you can walk around with your whole family. Frequently named as the number one shopping destination in Scandinavia, Aarhus has the biggest international brands and Scandinavian shops and designers waiting to be discovered.

Because of the fascinating architecture, many parks, gourmet restaurants and Danish design Copenhagen is a very popular place to be. Copenhagen has been nominated the best city by several organizations for livability, sustainability and other factors.

Copenhagen is a city for kids with reserved places on buses and trains for prams and pushchairs, children's menus in restaurants, art museums in kids' height and of course reductions on all attractions. Some of the city's main attractions for kids is the world class science center 'Experimentarium', Copenhagen Zoo and the National Aquarium. Copenhagen's crown jewel is Tivoli Gardens. This is a true fairytale along with the statue of Hans Christian Andersen's 'The little mermaid', - and with its bike lanes, parks and playgrounds, Copenhagen is a friendly city for kids to visit.

Stege is however also a modern and living city with a lot of good restaurants and shops. The trade association in Stege arranges many different events and activities all year round. One of the most popular events is the “Tuesday Market”, which you can visit every Tuesday in July. The Tuesday market is for all ages with many different activities, events and music.
Stege is placed in the centre of Moen. You can drive from the eastside of Moen to the west by car in less than one hour which gives you the possibility to also explore the nature, beaches and forests nearby. Visit the GeoCenter Møns Klint when you go to Møns Klint, Northern Europe's most modern science centre.The GeoCenter Møns Klint is a time travel of 70 million years' duration. High-technological exhibition techniques, free artistic interpretations and rare fossils will take you from the bottom of the Chalk Ocean and directly up to the unique nature to be found on the present-day Cliff of Møn.