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| Thyboron | ||
| region | Central Jutland | |
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| Residents | 2.007 (2019) | |
| height | 2 m | |
| Tourist info web | http://www.visitthyboroen.dk | |
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Thyboron is a city in on the northernmost tip of the west coast Central Jutland. The estuary flows here Limfjord into the North Sea, and the Danish mainland ends here - Agger Tange on the northern bank of the Limfjord is already on the big island Vendsyssel-Thy in North Jutland.
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getting there
By plane
By train
Thyborøn is the terminus of the Lemvigbanen of Vemb above Lemvig. The single-track, non-electrified private railway has two official stops next to it 1 Thyborøn church
and 2 Thyboron Havn also the unofficial stops Sprogøvej and Thyborøn Færge, for which you have to speak to the train driver in order to get off there.
By bus
In the street
Thyborøn, due to its remote location at the head of Harboøre Tange, can only be reached by road via secondary route 181 from Harboøre to reach out. From or to the north, the connection to the road network is guaranteed via the small car ferry across the Limfjord.
By boat
- 3 Thyborøn-Agger ferry. Tel.: 45 2023 0336. Open: Ferry times from Thyborøn: Mon - Fri every hour from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., from mid-June to mid-September until 10 p.m. Sa first departure 7 a.m., Sunday and public holidays 9 a.m. December 24th and 31st last departure 6 p.m. The departure from Agger Tange takes place 20 minutes later.
By bicycle
The Vestkystruten as part of the North Sea Cycle Route leads over Harboøre Tange to Thyborøn at the end of the headland. You come into the village on the route of the former small railway, which was replaced in 1955 by the current railway line built further in the middle of the headland on a dike, at the level of the campsite. If you just want to pass the place, follow Vesterhavsgade straight on to Jagtvej, turn right here and drive through to the main road (Harboørevej) to the landing of the Thyborøn-Agger ferry, with which you have to cross over the Limfjord on the way north.
On foot
The North Sea Trail, the international hiking trail around the North Sea, follows the same route as the bike path through Thyborøn.
mobility
The center of Thyborøn between the harbor, the beach, the Kystcenter and the aquarium can be easily covered on foot, but the lovely church, Sneglehuset and the camping site on the outskirts (approx. 1 km from the harbor) can also be reached with a short walk.
To the ferry terminal of the Thyborøn – Agger Tange ferry, which is located at the entrance to the village, it is about 2.5 km on foot.
There is sufficient parking space at the tourist centers (Kystcenter, Aquarium).
- 4 Parking lot at the Kystcenter
- 5 Parking on the beach
In the rest of the local area you can usually park on the roadside without any problems.
Tourist Attractions
- 1 Kystcentret, Kystcentervej 3, 7680 Thyborøn.
Large edutainment center directly on the beach for coastal protection, marine dynamics, etc.
- 2 JyllandsAkvariet (Jutland Aquarium), Vesterhavsgade 16, 7680 Thyborøn. Tel.: 45 9783 2808, Email: [email protected].
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- 4 Thyborøn Fortress bunkers. Thyborøn Fortress was part of the Atlantic Wall, the line of defense that the German occupation forces had built on the Atlantic coasts of all occupied countries during World War II. In Jutland there are numerous systems along the entire coastline, but Thyborøn was a particularly developed system, similar to in Hanstholm. The more than 60 bunkers extend over the entire beach and - as far as they are preserved - are at least freely accessible from the outside. A brochure about Thyborøn Fortress is available from Tourist Information. The signposted exhibition was closed in summer 2015, a new museum about the fortress appears to be among other things (Sea War Museum) to be in the making.
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accommodation
- 1 Thyborøn Camping Hotel and Hytteby, Idrætsvej 3, 7680 Thyborøn. Tel.: 45 9783 1277, Email: [email protected]. Well-kept place at the sports facilities. Newer, clean sanitary facilities, family washrooms, well-equipped kitchen. Small campground on level lawn, larger number of smaller huts (for up to 6 people) more recent (as of 2015). Small shop selling bread rolls in the morning.
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