Jutland's last royal castle turn 750 years old

KOLDINGHUS, Jutland’s last royal castle and home to a fascinating museum, turns 750 years old in 2018. The castle has played an important role in Denmark’s history, and the anniversary will be marked with a special exhibition, ’The Splendour of Power’, showcasing a selection of magnificent and unique Danish and European pieces to illustrate the ability of jewellery to capture our fascination and act as statements of shifting power structures over the past 750 years.

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Tirpitz – A Hidden Bunker Museum

IN Blåvand, on the coast of South-West Jutland, the Germans started building the Tirpitz Bunker as a part of the Atlantic Wall in 1944 but never finished it. 

In 2017, the Danish architect group, Bjarke Ingels Group, will complete work on an impressive new hidden away, state-of-the-art, glass and grass roofed museum, Tirpitz, in the coastal dunes that will run alongside the WWII bunker. 

Helping to bring the former historic building to life, the museum will comprise four separate exhibition spaces featuring the Atlantic Wall, life on the Danish West Coast, the World’s largest collection of amber and a visiting exhibitions area.

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