Vejle is a city in Jutland, part of the Kolding–Vejle–Fredericia triangle. Vejle is also the regional capital of South Jutland, one out of 5 Danish regions.
- St. Nicolai Church. Old church. See the exhibited Haraldskær Woman, a well-preserved Iron Age Nordic mummy.
- Vejle Rådhus. The city hall of Vejle. No public access unfortunately.
- Den Smidtske Gård, Søndergade 14. Old courtyard in a restored timber-framed merchants house from 1799. Cafe Conrad and a branch of Vejle Museum is located here. This is one of the only medieval buildings in Vejle, before the rapid industrialisation of the late 1800s.
St. Nicolai Church. Old church. See the exhibited Haraldskær Woman, a well-preserved Iron Age Nordic mummy.
Vejle Rådhus. The city hall of Vejle. No public access unfortunately.
Den Smidtske Gård, Søndergade 14. Old courtyard in a restored timber-framed merchants house from 1799. Cafe Conrad and a branch of Vejle Museum is located here. This is one of the only medieval buildings in Vejle, before the rapid industrialisation of the late 1800s.
- Vejle Kunstmuseum. Art museum with a broad selection from medical Dürer and Rembrandt to abstract expressionism. A sizeable collection of Danish painters, in particular from the Golden Age.
- Kulturmuseet Spinderihallerne. Engage in the history of Vejle.
- Albuen (the elbow). A beach park in the city center. Relax and enjoy the beach life, take a swim or paddle along in a canoe.
- Trekantsområdets Festuge. A ten day regional culture festival every year in late August.
Vejle Kunstmuseum. Art museum with a broad selection from medical Dürer and Rembrandt to abstract expressionism. A sizeable collection of Danish painters, in particular from the Golden Age.
Kulturmuseet Spinderihallerne. Engage in the history of Vejle.
Albuen (the elbow). A beach park in the city center. Relax and enjoy the beach life, take a swim or paddle along in a canoe.
Trekantsområdets Festuge. A ten day regional culture festival every year in late August.
- Strøget. A long street in the pedestrianised center lined with historic buildings, cafés, restaurants and specialty boutiques, ideal for shopping. Most larger Danish cities has a "strøget" street.
Strøget. A long street in the pedestrianised center lined with historic buildings, cafés, restaurants and specialty boutiques, ideal for shopping. Most larger Danish cities has a "strøget" street.
- Conrad Cafe, Søndergade 14, +45 75720122. Cafe located in Den smidske gaard.
- Caféen - Den Gamle Arrest, Klostergade 1, +45 75829300. A cafe in the old prison
- MeMu.
- Remouladen.
- Sinatur Hotel Harldskær.
- Trattoria Dei Re.
- Tree Top.
Conrad Cafe, Søndergade 14, +45 75720122. Cafe located in Den smidske gaard.
Caféen - Den Gamle Arrest, Klostergade 1, +45 75829300. A cafe in the old prison
MeMu.
Remouladen.
Sinatur Hotel Harldskær.
Trattoria Dei Re.
Tree Top.
- Vejle Bryghus, Dæmningen 42 G, +45 70 20 99 64. Vejle's largest brewery.
Vejle Bryghus, Dæmningen 42 G, +45 70 20 99 64. Vejle's largest brewery.
- Legoland theme park as well as Lalandia, a giant indoor waterpark with several other activities in Billund, about 30 km from Vejle.
- Givskud Zoo lion park, located 20 km outside Vejle. The zoo has a wide range of animals; worth mentioning is lions, rhinos, gorillas, giraffes, elephant and wolves.
- Jelling, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The old Danish capital with the Jelling stones and burial mound is ca 15 minutes north on the Struer train line, DKK 16.
- Sculpture park by Robert Jacobsen.
- Jernalderlandsbyen (The Iron Age Village), a large reconstructed Iron Age village with engaging activities for the whole family.