The coastal protection on the west coast of Jutland highlights that a combination of hard and soft measures have been able to reverse the trend of erosion with limited effects elsewhere.

Stroll through The Citadelwhen you see the Little Mermaid statue and The Gefion Fountain. Do it the Danish way and go on a guided bike tour. Popular museums are Glyptoteket, The National Gallery of …

West Jutland sandy soil over a number of centuries. The modern, action-oriented agriculture that developed in Denmark in the last decades of t e nineteenth century started to cultivate the Heath. …

The contribution examines the Øster Lem Hede site in western Jutland, Denmark, and applies commons thinking to uncover how communities may have sustainably navigated the immense task of …

Why Go? Northern Jutland, split from the rest of Jutland by the Lim-fjord, wows visitors with its magnificent light and beautiful barren landscapes of shifting sands.

Denmark has literally hundreds of castles, manors and palaces. Many are still privately owned by aristocratic families, who welcome visitors to their magnificent homes and private collections. Enjoy …

The coastal lowland at Vejers in SW Jutland (Fig. 1) forms the northernmost part of the Holocene barrier and back-barrier system along the south-eastern and southern part of the North Sea.