Holiday homes in South Jutland
Holidays near the border in the south of Denmark

South Jutland is a region in Denmark, which is popular with many holidaymakers. This is no wonder, because the happiest people in the world. At least the country of Denmark keeps appearing in the top 3 - and this ranking is definitely influenced by South Jutland's picturesque landscapes, historic towns, beautiful beaches and unspoilt nature.

Holiday homes in South and Special Jutland
Holiday homes in South and Special Jutland

Denmark's friendly culture and welcoming hospitality are further highlights that make a visit here even more worthwhile. Let yourself be inspired and discover the diversity of this fascinating region.

The location of Southern Jutland: between rugged hills and the Wadden Sea

The South Jutland region covers the southern peninsula of Jutland and the island of Alsen, which is connected to the mainland by bridges near Sønderborg. The landscape is strongly influenced by the ice edge, which stretches from the northern to the southern tip of the peninsula.

The Baltic Sea coast with its numerous hills and rugged character offers a charming contrast to the North Sea coast with its Wadden Sea and vast marshland. Fields and meadows, picturesque valleys and green forests alternate in South Jutland.

Holiday homes close to the border, short journey to South Jutland

Thanks to the short journey from Germany, you can look forward to a relaxed Arrival at the holiday home look forward to. There are many ways to get to Southern Jutland.

One of the best routes by car is the A7 motorway, which becomes the E45 from Denmark. As soon as you reach the German-Danish border, your holiday home is not far away. On the way there you can take the Denmark's marvellous nature and look forward to exciting discoveries.

Endless leisure activities

A holiday home in South Jutland allows you to discover new things together with family and friends. Places of interest visit, see seals up close or make candles, the leisure activities and atmosphere are plentiful. Sports enthusiasts enjoy their favourite activities such as Surfing, while the children can play with sand.

Off the Baltic coast of Southern Jutland lies a world of islands, also known as the Danish South Sea. Sailing is a true paradise here, which is why word of the area has spread among many sailors. Even Hobbyanglers who have a Holiday home for anglers the region has long been a household name.

Pure wellness and relaxation

A holiday home in South Jutland is a great starting point for unique discoveries and a retreat for a relaxing holiday. Our holiday homes can be booked in different sizes, price and comfort categories. Saunas, whirlpools and fireplaces with a view of the sea allow you to enjoy a carefree holiday close to nature. Dogs are also welcome guests in many of our holiday homes.

Discover the culinary delights of Southern Jutland

South Jutland is also a culinary destination that has a lot to offer. The region is known for its livestock farming and is one of Denmark's largest producers of organic beef. Here you can savour authentic dishes and get to know the local cuisine.

A little historical digression: there have always been trade routes between Germany and Denmark, the most important of which was probably the Ox Road from Jutland to the Elbe. Find out more about Food and drink in Denmark.

On a city stroll

Ribe

In addition to beautiful walks on the beach, there are many other things that attract holidaymakers to South Jutland. For example, the opportunity, Denmark's oldest town Ribe to explore.

Ribe has fascinating architecture that is characterised by its medieval origins. The streets are particularly beautiful on a stroll through the town, as they are characterised by crooked half-timbered houses and charming cobblestones. Another absolute highlight is the Sct. Catharinæ Monastery Church, one of the oldest monasteries in Northern Europe.

Kolding

Kolding is located in eastern South Jutland opposite Funen and is a must-see for a number of reasons. The lively old town centre is ideal for strolling and lingering. A fascinating castle complex called Koldinghus Slot, which was built in the 12th century, awaits you with an interesting museum.

The town's oldest house, a colourful half-timbered house dating back to 1589, is also an important part of Kolding. Art lovers and fans of avant-garde architecture should not miss the Trapholt Museum, which is one of the most remarkable in Jutland and is also internationally recognised.

Tønder

Tønder is a small town not far from the German-Danish border. The centre of Tønder is dominated by historic buildings, narrow streets and cosy squares.

A cultural highlight is the Tønder Festival, which takes place every year in August and attracts international artists and visitors from all over the world. There are also many opportunities to enjoy nature in Tønder. The city is located in close proximity to the sea and is a good starting point for excursions to the nearby Island of Römö.

Danish castles and monasteries

If you book a holiday home in South Jutland, it is worth taking a trip to the many beautiful Danish castles and monasteries in the area. Sønderborg Castle has stood at the entrance to Alssund for around 800 years and has been the scene of many events in the history of Denmark and the border region.

The museum's exhibitions focus on the national history of the last 200 years from the perspective of Southern Jutland. The princely apartments from the 16th century are just as worth seeing as the large Knights' Hall and Queen Dorothea's Chapel.

Schackenborg Castle, which was built in the 17th century, is a popular excursion destination in the small town of Møgeltønder near Tønder. It was once the residence of Prince Joachim of Denmark.

Today, the castle is home to a museum and organises unique events such as classical concerts. Not far away is the Løgumkloster monastery from the 13th century. The monastery is said to have taken more than 150 years to build. Due to its interesting mixture of Romanesque and Gothic elements, the building is one of the most beautiful monasteries in Denmark.

Legoland Billund

The LEGOLAND ® Billund is without doubt a perfect destination for families with children. The colourful theme park is located near the town of Billund and covers an area of more than 140 hectares. Here, both young and old guests can experience many adventures and spend an unforgettable day full of fun and discoveries.

There are many highlights here, including THE LEGO® MOVIE™ World, LEGO NINJAGO® The Ride and the Flying Eagle rollercoaster. More than 30 attractions are just waiting to be discovered.

Tip: If you book a holiday home for a relaxing holiday with the family at Esmark, you will receive your entrance tickets for LEGOLAND® at a discount.

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