Sønderborg

Sønderborg Sønderborg is a town in Denmark near the Danish-German border. The population is 30,000. The towns in the region of Sønderborg is Nordborg, Augustenborg, Gråsten, Broager, og Guderup. The population of the region is 77,000. Get in By plane There are daily flights to and from Copenhagen. Flying with Cimber Air, the ticket price ranges from 295DKK to over 1000DKK. By train Train connections to and from most danish cities are available DSB. By car If driving north on the E45 highway coming from Germany, route 8 is the fastest way to get to Sønderborg. If driving south on E45, route 41 is the fastest. Get around Public transport From the central bus station (rutebilstation) there are buses run to Dybbøl, Kær, Stenbjergparken, Kløvermarken, Skovparken, Sønderborg Sygehus (Hospital) twice at every hour. One way ticket is 17 DKK and payable onbard, only cash. There is also 10 clip card for 120 DKK, if you plan to travel more frequent. One other thing to note is it that, since it is a small town, buses take off twice an hour (mostly). Bike Sønderborg is a very bike friendly city. Almost all roads have separated bike lanes. Hop up on your bike or buy a second hand one and do not suffer in the buses. See the castle Dybbøl Mølle. Historical location.  edit Sønderborg Slot. Historical castle. Travelers should not expect much spectacular experience from it since it is more like an old school architecture.  edit Alsion. The culture, education, and science park in Sønderborg.  edit Do Danfoss Universe, Nordborg. It is worth a visit especially if you have kids. You can hop on a Segway or see the amazing nature in the Icecube or visit the fun crazy science labs. There is also a 5d show.  edit Buy Eat Drink Penny Lane, [1].  edit Brøggeriet, [2].  edit Sleep Hotels Quality Hotel Sønderborg, [3]. Comwell Sønderborg, [4]. Hotel Nørherredhus, [5]. Benniksgaard Hotel & Konference, [6]. Hostels Danhostel Sønderborg, [7] Danhostel Vollerup, [8] Camping Sønderborg camping, [9]. Drejby Strand Camping, [10]. Gammelmark Strand Camping, [11]. Hertugbyens Camping, [12]. Lærkelunden Camping, [13]. Get out Just south of the border is the German town of Flensburg, which is popular amongst Danes going to Germany on a one-day trip, often to shop and to buy alcohol and chocolate, which is cheaper in Germany than in Denmark. This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!