Holiday homes in South Jutland, Denmark

History enthusiasts will find plenty of things to do in Denmark. South Jutland is Denmark’s borderland, and had a strategically vital position on the border to Germany. Historically, this led to the area being rich in cultural sites, interesting buildings and historic attractions linked to a fascinating but turbulent past. Enthusiastic historians will surely enjoy visiting ancient towns, beautiful cathedrals, exciting castles, museums and Denmark’s oldest town here in South Jutland whilst self-catering Denmark. Due to such a level of medieval history, you may even be able to watch a re-enactment whilst renting a unique cottage or to visit the medieval ring riding and jousting festival in Sønderborg.

With 21 Michelin stars awarded to restaurants across the country, Denmark is the culinary capital of Scandinavia. The specialties of South Jutland are and generally centered around meat and is renowned for its high-quality beef and lamb, so any carnivores among you will surely be catered for. For something a little sweeter, try Christiansfeld’s well-known cakes and gingerbread during your self-catering Denmark holiday. For keen gastronomists and home-cooks, why not visit one of the region's many shops and markets and try making your own Danish-inspired meals. Typical things to eat in Denmark include open faced sandwiches on rye bread (Smørrebrød), pickled herring, smoked meats and pork with apple.

Spend your holiday in our self-catering Denmark accommodation in South Jutland and you can explore the Fisheries and Maritime Museum all year round. There is even an aquarium and a ‘sealarium’ where you can watch playful seals swim and feed. Learn about the history of the fishing industry in Denmark, the harbour and boats - a unique and fun-filled day out for the whole family. There is also a playground outside. The beautiful coastal area is certainly a highlight for many guests when staying in one of our range of holiday cottages in Denmark. Relax and enjoy watching the fishing boats from the shore, going for a walk along the beach or head off on a fishing trip during your summer holidays in Denmark.

The South Jutland islands can be reached via the bridge at Sønderborg, the dam bridge or ebb tide roads. Each of the islands is very beautiful with beautiful and varied nature for you to discover during your self-catering Denmark holidays. Als, for example, is a popular destination for hiking and cycling holidays because of its hilly areas and beaches. Rent yourself a Danish villa on Als or on any one of these enchanting islands and discover what each of them has to offer.