Guide to Give

Give yourself an artistic experience out of the ordinary in the sculpture town of Give - Denmark's largest open-air gallery. Enjoy the 90 sculptures located around town – as an open-air gallery.

Look forward to fascinating experiences for the whole family at the zoo, on safari, and in Denmark's largest dinosaur park! Visit GIVSKUD ZOO – ZOOTOPIA - just 20 minutes from Vejle.

Visit the museum, which takes you on a time travel through the 3 exhibitions; The heath farmers farm, The street of commerce and craftsmanship and the Village School. The museum is an attractive destination for families with children. In addition to the museum's wonderful exhibitions and ongoing child-friendly activities both inside and outside, you can enjoy a cup of coffee and cake or an ice cream in the museum's café and let the children play outside in the apple grove or on the nearby forest playground.

A visit to the Fary Lochan Distillery offers insight into the production and daily operations of a genuine Danish whiskey distillery. Join the tour of the distillery and the production, which concludes with a tasting of selected products in the small boutique.

Give Open-Air Pool (Give Friluftsbad) is Denmark’s oldest such pool. The open-air pool comprises a heated 25-metre pool with diving boards and two children’s pools with waterslides. The open-air pool is located at Give Camping.

Stay the night in wonderful, green and relaxing surroundings at Give Bed and Breakfast, which provides over 35 beds, spread in 2 completely new double rooms with private bathroom and 5 big family rooms – all with TV equipment.

Welcome to Riis Feriepark. A centrally located campsite in the heart of the beautiful Jutland countryside, surrounded by the Riis hills. Here, there is plenty of space, an open atmosphere, and room for everyone.

The magnificent natural area around Rørbæk Lake, Tinnet Krat, and the spring from Gudenåen offers forests, meadows, plantations, heathlands, and oak groves.

North of Give lies the beautiful forest area Hastrup Plantation, which offers good hiking trails and beautiful nature.

The Gudenådalen Route (Regional Route 33) follows Gudenåen, Denmark’s longest river, from its source at Tinnet Krat to the charming market town of Tørring.

Give-Thyregod Rundt is a local super route set in soft-rolling terrain. Here you will ride past the source of Gudenåen, which is Denmark’s longest river that runs from Tinnet Krat to Randers Inlet.