Dybbøl Banke
Take a walk in the past
In 1864, Dybbøl Banke and Als were the scene of the last war waged on Danish soil.
After reunification in 1920, a canvas among the population yielded enough money to purchase the entrenchments, and these were given to the Danish state as a national park.
The area has also been opened to the public through the alteration of agricultural land to grassy areas and the establishment of about 10 km footpaths.
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VisitSønderborg info@visitsonderborg.com
- Dybbøl Banke
- Dybbøl Skanser
6400 Sønderborg - Phone. (+45) 7254 3000
- naturstyrelsen.dk/naturoplevelser/naturguider/dybboel-banke/historie/
