The perceptions of North Sealand are multiple. We would like to share our perception of North Sealand with you: The coast. Nature. The history. The culture. North Sealand is full of great and small experiences, activities and events all year. How do you perceive North Sealand?
In all directions of the region and in the Nationalpark Royal North Sealand, marked routes and paths lead you through deep forest and open spaces, along the beach and close to beautiful lakes. Jump on a bike or tie your hiking boot laces and get ready for new adventures. You get a chance to slow down and open all your senses and inhale nature, right here, right now. It is also called mindfulness.
The North Coast of Sealand offers high quality fishing in many forms. Along the coast that’s over 100 kilometres long, you can fish for the sought-after sea trout, take a boat out for cod or spend time with family or friends fishing at ‘put and takes’ or from the harbours and jetties.
You get close to Denmark’s history when you get access to three royal palaces. Here, you enter a world of pomp and circumstance, greatness and despair. Do not miss out on the strong tales of destiny and unique cultural heritage. The palace gardens are green cultural experiences where you can breathe freely. They are open to the public who can walk around amazing landscape designs. An inspiration to all garden enthusiasts.
The region of North Sealand boasts an art and cultural scene that is both rich and captivating. Experience iconic and internationally-acclaimed architecture, or visit one of the world’s leading art museums and its collection of famous art. The region is also the home of three royal castles
