As (Denmark) - Als (Dänemark)

As, German Alsen, is a Danish island in the Baltic Sea, which is part of the Sønderborg municipality in the region South Jutland belongs.

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The dam between Als and Kegnæs
Map of Als (Denmark)

The island is to the south of the Flensburg Fjord, enclosed in the east and north by the Little Belt and the Als Sund and the Als Fjord in the west.

Kegnæs is a smaller island south of Als at the exit of the Flensburg Fjord to the Baltic Sea. The two islands are connected by a road via a causeway.

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background

Als has an area of ​​312 km² and is the eighth largest island in the Baltic Sea in Denmark.

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getting there

By plane

Alsieexpress flies from several times a day Sønderborg AirportSønderborg Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaSønderborg Airport in the Wikimedia Commons media directorySønderborg Airport (Q1432970) in the Wikidata database(IATA: SGD) to Copenhagen.

The next major airports are in Hamburg AirportWebsite of this institutionHamburg Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaHamburg Airport in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsHamburg Airport (Q27706) in the Wikidata database(IATA: HAM) and Billund AirportBillund Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaBillund Airport in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryBillund Airport (Q598121) in the Wikidata database(IATA: BLL) .

In the street

The island is through the two bridges 1 Bridge Kong Christian den X’s Bro and 2 Alssundbroen Bridge connected to the Danish mainland.

By boat

Ferry connection between 1 Ballebro ferry terminal and 2 Hardeshøj ferry terminal on as.

  • ask nordalsFærgen. There are toilets and free WiFi on board.Open: From 5.15 am to 9.15 pm (in winter only until 7.45 pm during the week) the ferry runs every half hour: departure from Ballebro xx.15 and xx.45, in Hardeshøj xx.00 and xx.30, the crossing takes about 10 minutes .Price: Car with driver DKK 50, adult DKK 20, child (4-11 years) DKK 5.last change: Aug. 2018

Ferry connection between the 3 Fynshav ferry terminal and the 4 Bøjden ferry terminal on Fyn

  • As a Færgen ferry. Flexible ticket prices between 199 and 849 DKK depending on the booking date. There is a restaurant on the ferry.Open: From morning to evening, departure every two hours, the crossing takes about 50 minutes.last change: Sep. 2020

Ferry service between Fynshav and the 5 Søby ferry terminal on Ærø

  • Ærøfærgerne. There is catering on the ferry.Open: Departure 3 times a day, the crossing takes about 70 minutes.Price: Cars under 6 m without a driver DKK 288.00, adults DKK 134.00, children 4-11 years DKK 88.00.last change: Sep. 2020

  • Ferry from Fynshav to Funen

  • Ferry from Hardeshøj to Ballebro

mobility

Tourist Attractions

  • 3 Augustenburg Castle, Danish: Augustenborg Slot, was built in 1770 and is the largest and most uniform baroque complex in southern Denmark
  • 4 Nordborg Castle is one of the oldest castles in Denmark

  • Augustenburg Castle

  • Nordborg Castle

  • 5  Danfoss Universe, Mads Patent Vej 1, 6430 Nordborg. Tel.: 45 8881 9500, Email: . A technical adventure park with Segway track, outdoor skating rink, lightning, a volcano, a glacier and a geyser are simulated in the Blue Cube, the functionality of an iPod or the programming of a computer game is explained, at Lift a car the visitor can use the lever law Lift the passenger car off the ground.Open:: Park from the end of March to the end of the Danish autumn holidays in October, from 10 am to 4 pm, 5 pm or 6 pm depending on the season.Price: day ticket 4249 DKK, reduced 199 DKK.last change: Sep. 2020
  • Thatched roof mill in Havnbjerg
  • Sundial and church stables in Egen
  • The dolmens in Blomeskobbel are graves from the Peasant Stone Age, between 3500 and 3100 BC. Chr.
  • Church in Lysa picture
  • Vibæk's windmill and water mill

Kegnæs

  • Kegnæs lighthouse, Kegnæs Fyr. The lighthouse can be climbed.Price: DKK 10 for adults, half for children.
  • The view from Kegnæs to Als's cliffs
  • Saint Johannes Kirke. From the 17th century.

  • Kegnæs lighthouse

activities

water sports

It is not possible to go anywhere on the coast swim it is often too rocky to walk. However, there are sandy, shallow bays that are ideal for swimming. On the beaches there is often stranded seaweed that has to be overcome on the way into the water. At many beaches there are jetties into the water, over which you can get straight into the deeper water over the seaweed.

surfing and Kite surfing is possible in many places. You can drive to most of the bathing spots and don't have to carry your equipment far. There are parking spaces at every swimming area.

  • Skovmose Beach

  • The south beach of Kegnæs

hike

There are very many hiking trails on the island. More information on this on the page visitsonderborg.de

kitchen

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security

climate

literature

Web links

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