Citywalk in Billund
Unter Mark Museum
Verfügbar: July - August
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Join us on a captivating walking tour in Billund, and explore how the foundational building blocks for the Nordic welfare state have been shaped right here.
This tour offers a unique opportunity to trace the extraordinary development that has transformed Billund from a modest village into a thriving Company Town, and further into a city with an international airport—all in a remarkably short period.
Billund stands as a singular example of urban development within the Danish welfare society framework. Through our walking tour, we'll dive into the story of LEGO and Billund, as reflected through the city's development and architecture. We explore everything from urban planning and infrastructure to family patterns and leisure life, which together paint a picture of a dynamic, innovative city that still clings to its roots.
- From Village to Company Town: Witness how LEGO has molded Billund into a global epicenter for creativity and innovation.
- Architecture and Urban Development: Discover how Billund's unique architecture and urban planning reflect both the history and ideals of the modern welfare state.
This walking tour in Billund is not just a stroll; it's a live history lesson offering insights into how globally renowned companies like LEGO can shape an entire town and influence both local and national culture. Explore the story of tourism, leisure, and welfare—a world history told through Billund Municipality. Join us and become part of the narrative.
- Guided citywalk in Billund
- You are eligible to receive a full refund of the booking amount if you cancel your reservation at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
Treffpunkt
Mark Museum
You find Mark Museum close to Billund, tucked in between the beautiful nature of the harsh moor and the lush meadow, that both carry the marks of human activity through thousands of years. Through city walks in Billund and Vorbasse and fun activities at the Museum Farm Karensminde, you learn the history of how Denmark has developed. We use the last 400 years of history of agriculture, industry, and tourism as the framework for a different kind of museum experience, that leaves a mark.