Destination Trekantområdet 2026 - Katalog - Side 31
1899
Modern art meets history
in a carefully restored
昀椀sherman’s house from
1899, which today houses
the studio and gallery
RVNHUS.
1843
Mikkel Thomsen chose Kolding to
build Denmark’s 昀椀rst large-scale
hydroelectric power plant more
than 100 years ago. It still produces
electricity today. Harteværket is also
a place where children and adults
can explore, experiment and learn
more about the power of water.
1988
In 1988, Kolding gained a
striking museum building
with Trapholt, now recognised as one of Denmark’s
leading art museums. Due to
a major renovation and extension, the museum is closed
from January 2026 to March
2027. When the doors reopen,
you can look forward to
exploring a wide range of new
exhibitions and redesigned
spaces, set to impress both
art connoisseurs and curious
newcomers alike.
PHOTO: FRAME&WORK, RVNHUS, STEEN PEDERSEN, DORTHE ALSTRUP
1918-1920
the first public assembly
The highest point in Southern Jutland is not only a
place of sweeping views, but also an important site
in Danish history. In 1843, people gathered here for
the 昀椀rst time for a public assembly to strengthen
language and culture. Since 2021, a modern visitor
centre has added new perspectives, offering
panoramic views over the Kolding Fjord and
insights into the forces that have shaped
Skamlingsbanken over the centuries.
Take an audio walk
through history
Download the StoryHunt
app and experience the
rich history and culture
of The Heart of Jutland,
brought to life through
a wide selection of
self-guided audio walks.
THE HEART OF JUTLAND / 31
