The
Town of Hobro
Hobro
is a small and active town of approximately 11,400 inhabitants in the
county of North Jutland. It is situated in the beautiful countryside
surrounding Mariager Fjord.
The
town is historically linked to the Viking Age. Situated only a few
kilometres from the town centre are the remnants of Fyrkat
- the impressive Viking fortress built around 980 and a live Viking
farm stead where you can experience the way of life of the Vikings.
Hobro
is the ideal starting point for excursions in the county of North Jutland.
Furthermore, the cities of Aarhus
- the second
largest city in Denmark, are only an hour’s drive from Hobro, and
further north - the idyllic and mundane seaside resort of Skagen
at Denmark’s top where two seas meet.
Hobro and
Mariager Fjord |
