Lejrvejen 83, Padborg, Aabenraa 6330 Denmark

One of Europe's best preserved prisoner of war camps. The Froslev Camp was built as a German internment camp in 1944 during the German occupation of Denmark and today is one of Europe's best preserved German prisoner of war camps. Several thousand Danes were imprisoned at the camp by the German security police. Even though the Froslev Camp was built to avoid the deportation of Danes to concentration camps in Germany, around 1600 Froslev prisoners were sent on, contrary to all agreements, to the horrors of the German concentration camps. In the days of liberation, there was an urgent need for internment options for the thousands of Danish citizens who the Resistance suspected of activities detrimental to the state. The Froslev Camp's many barracks could be used for this purpose. The Froslev Camp was renamed the Faarhus Camp and the camp was reused for so-called quislings or traitors. The Museum is closed in December and January.

Brundlund Slot 1, Aabenraa 6200 Denmark

The Brundlund Castle Art Museum displays alternating exhibitions of the museum's collection of Danish art from the 1700s up until the present. The permanent exhibitions feature work by artists from Sonderjylland and there are fine collections of art works by C.W. Eckersberg, Francisca Clausen, Jeppe Madsen-Ohlsen, Nikolaus Wehding, Claus Carstensen and several others.

Haraldsdalsvej, Padborg, Aabenraa 6300 Denmark

Kalvoevej 1, Roedekro, Aabenraa 6230 Denmark

Rise Bygade 19A, Roedekro, Aabenraa 6230 Denmark