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| Haderslev | ||
| region | Southern Denmark | |
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| Residents | 21.994 (2016) | |
| height | 10 m | |
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Haderslev (German Hadersleben) is a Danish City in Jutland in the region of Syddanmark.
background
Haderslev is close to the border with Germany. Closest major cities on either side of the border are Flensburg, Sønderborg, Åbenrå, Esbjerg, Kolding, Fredericia, Vejle and Aarhus.
Haderslev was founded by the Danish historian before 1200 Saxo Grammaticus mentioned. Archaeological finds go back to the middle of the 11th century. In 1241 the city received market rights.
getting there
By plane
There is no airport in Haderslev. However, you can also get to Haderslev from the airports Hamburg Airport
(IATA: HAM) from Sønderborg Airport.
By train
The train line from Fredericia to Flensburg, Germany, has a branch that runs from Vojens leads to Haderslev.
In the street
Haderslev is on European route 45.
mobility
Tourist Attractions
Churches
- Haderslev Vor Frue Kirke, Haderslev Domkirke. Marienkirche Hadersleben, 13th century.
- Gammel Haderslev Kirke. Old church.
Buildings
- Old town. Mainly from the 17th to 19th centuries Century.
- Slotsvandmøllen. Watermill.
- Herzog Johann Hospital. 16th Century.
- Hadersleben dam
- Haderslev Barracks
- Memorial to the memory of the dam disaster of 1959, Haderslev Dampark.
Museums
- Ehlers Collection. City history museum, ceramics.
- Haderslev Museum. Cultural history and archaeological museum.
- Schleswig carriage collection
activities
- Military parade, in Haderslev. Fridays.
- go by pedal-boat, in the Dampark.
shop
The pedestrian zone leads through the town center with many houses worth seeing, including the Marienkirche. On the way you can eat the typical hot dog or a soft ice cream.
kitchen
- LMNT - café & lounge, Apotekergade 1, Haderslev 6100. Tel.: 45 7452 0082, Email: [email protected]. European cuisine.
nightlife
accommodation
- 1 Hotel north, Storegade 55, Haderslev 6100.
- 2 Harmonies Hotel, Gaskaergade 19, Haderslev 6100.
health
Practical advice
If you don't speak Danish, you can communicate in English. It is also possible that you can get ahead with German. However, the question of whether someone speaks German should be asked in Danish (see phrasebook) or in English.
trips
literature
Web links
- https://www.haderslev.dk/ - Haderslev official website
