Sønderborg, Denmark: A New Cruise Destination

This past summer, I had the opportunity to spend a few days in a destination that eagerly wants to welcome your cruise ships.
S?nderborg, Denmark, is a small city with a natural harbor and a variety of attractions to offer your guests. I was fortunate enough to experience some of the activities during my visit.
Large ships will need to drop anchor, but small ships, up to 135 meters, can tie up along the harborfront, which has amazing access to all that S?nderborg has to offer.
As an avid cruiser, I know it is exceptionally rare for ships to dock in a location that puts guests within easy walking distance of an ancient castle, a charming city center and an extended network of hiking and biking trails, but when your ship ties up in S?nderborg, your guests will have access to all of this ? and much more.
S?nderborg Castle is only a few steps away. The castle has not only a fascinating history, which is interpreted in the castle museum, but also a rousing event called the Tilting of the Rings. I know your guests will enjoy the event as much as I did.
If your guests want to stretch their legs, they can step off the ship and onto a nature trail that runs for more than 70 kilometers.
There are also many opportunities for extended shore excursions.
Just 10 minutes away, thereapos;s a historic battlefield where living history exhibits tell a story similar to the American Civil War. Your American guests will recognize the date, 1864, when their country was embroiled in a deadly war. A similar battle was taking place in Denmark, and the story is well-told
Not far from the battlefield is the summer residence of Denmarkapos;s Royal family. When Queen Margrethe and Prince Henrik occupy Gr?sten Palace, there is a changing of the guard just like in Copenhagen (although this one is smaller).
If your ship carries families, youapos;ll be pleased to know that there is a theme park called Danfoss Universe less than 45 minutes drive. Although particularly suitable for kids, visitors of all ages will enjoy this fun immersion into physics and natural science.
So where is S?nderborg? Itapos;s near Denmarkapos;s border with Germany so your guests can actually enjoy a visit to two countries on one stop.
You may want to be a well-established player in the region should S?nderborg succeed in being nominated European Capital of Culture in 2017
So I encourage you to consider putting Sonderborg on your cruise itineraries. The city warmly welcomes you. This is Ralph Grizzle. Thanks for tuning in.

[@Earthrush]

you should visit again alot have chance since 2011

[@KasperJensen31]

I live here as well and I disagree. Its not a tourist magnet of course, but there are many tourists in the harbor during summer and also many Germans visit. And mostly I get the feeling that they like it here :)

[@shayan22h]

coool I have a very nice friend his name is also kasper , and the way u have written is exactly , seems all the kaspers are cool in DK :)

[@shayan22h]

interesting i live in sonderborg, thanks for the video but i guess here is not a good place for tourists since there is nothing here ;)

[@hejhej128]

Hej