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Includes per person per night:
Breakfast available at an extra charge.
Please note, payment by gift voucher issued by Small Danish Hotels is not possible.
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The sculpture is built in granite in 1986. It is located in Herning city center.
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Seated Woman is made of the British artist Henry Moore.
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Herning is a town that is less than 200 years old. As a town, Herning arose in the latter half of the 19th century around a road and railway junction in the extensive moorland.
However, the area was without a prison and a courthouse. Until now, Hammerum Herred's court had been held at the inn in Lund. In 1825, bailiff Christian Landt takes over. He was of the opinion that such a large area as Hammerum Herred should have a courthouse and a detention center. He had just taken over the farm Laulund on what is now Silkeborgvej in Herning. From here he sold a plot of land by a deserted country road west of Laulund, where the court and arrest house was built in 1827 at Østergade 8, where the current library in Herning is today.
However, the courthouse from 1827 was not satisfactory in the long run. Because arrestees had no difficulty in breaking out. In 1857, a new one was therefore built directly opposite the old one - at Østergade 9. However, the new courthouse quickly proved to be of poor quality, and it was quickly attacked by fungus.
The construction of the 3rd courthouse was therefore initiated on the same site as the 2nd courthouse. The 3rd and current courthouse was completed in 1894. The courthouse was listed in 1982. In the courthouse, Herning Museum also started on a small scale in 1896 with a few borrowed attic rooms, before the museum was moved to Museumsgade.
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In his early work, he worked in granite, but had a fundamental desire to create sculptures in a more easily accessible material. In the 50’s he therefore started doing sculptures in plate iron. Subsequently developed it into steel and glass in various reliefs and sculptures that creates an exciting material contrast. Jørgensen has a desire that the sculptures from his hand, should play together with their surroundings. With an interaction between lightness and gravity, as well as sharp and soft surfaces, Jørgensen wants to express something life-affirming, as the title also refers to.
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The sculpture was originally made for Tinghuspladsen, but it was moved during a renovation.
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The sculpture is made of aluminum, it is 3 meters high and 5 meters long.
The sculpture is especially beautiful in the evening, where it lights up in the dark. 'Lys og tværs' can change colors depending on what is current. It can e.g. be for a national match where it can be programmed to glow in white and red.
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The big organ fra 1949 has 33 voices and rings nicely in the church. The alterpiece is made by Joakim Skovgaard and pictures Jesus in the Nazaret Synagog. The churchs original alter can be seen in the sacristy.
The church recieved on its 100th birthday chimes with 48 bells, that play at 8, 10, 12, 15, 18 and 22 o'clock.
For further information.
www.herningkirke.dk
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Cannons, woolly socks and life on the heath
In the atmospheric old rooms of the manor, you can get close and personal with the author Steen Steensen Blicher and life on the heath, presented in text, pictures and different objects. However, you can also experience the story of a manor, that went from housing a small army and cannons, to developing a business based on sheep and woolly socks – and which became the beginning of the textile industry of Central Jutland. After visiting the exhibitions, you can take a stroll or enjoy your lunch in the cosy, small gardens – or perhaps pop into our museum shop, which sells books, toys and much more.
Museum Midtjylland
Herningsholm Museum is a part of Museum Midtjylland, which consists of five cultural history museums that each tell a part of the history of Central Jutland. Both the history that dates back thousands of years and the history that is still alive in memories, people and craftsmanship. Stop by to discover the history and stories, and experience Central Jutland, as it was before, now and tomorrow.
You can read more about the different activities, exhibitions and the many different events and experiences at museummidtjylland.dk
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Baboon City has more than 200 fun, interactive rides that are scattered across 9,000 indoor square metres. You are guaranteed a fun-packed day of entertainment for the entire family. Have a go on the bouncy castles, ball pits, bumper cars, obstacle course, mini golf, giant trampolines, rodeo pig, beach volleyball, arcade machines and much more!
Åkirkevej 10, 7400 Herning
+45 9722 1314, www.babooncity.dk
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The maze was made as an alternative to the storm-damaged forest, which was here before. The thought was to supply the Birk area with something more for the visitors.
Do not get worried about getting lost, you will end where you started.
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HEART houses the MidWest Ensemble, which consists of young, ambitious and dedicated classic musicians with a specialty in chamber music.
Further vi offer events for private and professional. We have the following facilities and capacity:
Meeting rooms (20 guests)
Workshop and mezzanine (50 guests)
Foyer fx. at conferences (300 guests)
Concert- and lecturing hall (150 guests)
HEART Café (150 guests)
For further information:
www.heartmus.dk
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Jyllands Park Zoo is located at Haunstrup approx. 10 km from Herning and has existed since 1969. It is a popular excursion destination and is probably Denmark's nicest Zoo, where you can get very close to the animals.
In the park you will find about 350 animals from all over the world, divided into over 70 species. There is everything from small rainforest frogs to lions and giraffes. You can experience the animals up close, e.g. to see the animals being presented and fed.
In addition, Jyllands Park Zoo is a zoo with lots of play areas with swings, sandboxes, climbing frames, a nice mini city with beautiful playhouses. If there is a little adventurer hidden in your child, he or she will definitely find it fun to ride the train around the park, sail on the zoo lake or try riding a cute pony. A trip to the zoo's small amusement park with, among other things, carousels and minivans or a jumping trip on the 689 m2 large bouncy castle will be a rock-solid hit.
See the current opening hours in Jyllands Park Zoo website.
Cosiness and good atmosphere for the more than 150,000 happy guests who visit Jyllands Park Zoo every year.