West Jutland in a bird's eye view

Enter the wondrous world of birds as we focus on the winged creatures and their lives and history.
We are surrounded by birds in West Jutland. We don't always see them, but they are everywhere in the West Jutland nature. Especially in spring, we can hear them singing, and they are busy building nests for their young.

The interaction between humans and birds in West Jutland has a long history behind it. For millennia, birds have been an important resource for people in the area, both as hunting prey, source of food and inspiration for art and culture, but the relationship has also given rise to many conflicts between people over time.

Therefore, we open up for new experiences where you can become much wiser about the world and history of West Jutland birds.

Get an overview of the many experiences in Naturkraft at Easter here:

• Build your own bird box to take home in the garden. Read more
  All opening days 12.00-16.00
• Paint your own bird egg. Read more
  All opening days 11.00-16.00
• Become the king of birds by solving fun tasks. Read more
  All opening days 11.00-16.00
• Get exciting stories about West Jutland's birds. Read more
  All opening days at 12.30 in Danish and 13.30 in German
• Learn more about the mute swan. Read more
  All opening days 11.00-16.00
• Test your skills in egg running with wooden eggs on the spoon – can you beat the family without dropping the egg?
• Experience the lightness of feathers and compete to keep them floating in the air for the longest time only by blowing them.

It is also possible to go on an expedition and explore large and small in the West Jutland nature – or to sit down and go on a time journey through West Jutland's wind adventure with our fulldome movie experience.

The experiences take place on all opening days from March 23rd through April 1st. Get an overview of the opening days and hours here.

A day ticket costs DKK 145 for adults and DKK 95 for children aged 3-17. Children under the age of 3 are admitted free of charge.

Remember, once you have paid an entrance fee, all activities are free.