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Traditional Rebild Festival |
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Thingvalla - Larsens Plads - Copenhagen 1890 |
Painting
from 1890 - by Edvard Petersen describing the many Danish
emigrants at Larsen's Plads leaving for America together with
their relatives - saying goodbye. The steamship at the pier
is "SS Thingvalla" equipped with one funnel and
three masts. The westbound route started off at Copenhagen
calling at Kristiania (Oslo) and Kristiansand before crossing
the Atlantic to New York. |
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Danish
& Scandinavian Emigrants |
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The
Danish Emigrants came from all part of Denmark - and
mainly from the rural areas. |
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Danish
Emigrants travelled to North America and Canada
- plus Australia, New Zealand, and Argentina.
Almost 350.000 Danes left their homeland
Denmark around 1880
- to seek new opportunities primarily in USA
and Canada together with other emigrant
from Scandinavia - Sweden
and Norway. The Danish Emigrants
came from all part of Denmark, and mainly from the
rural areas - basically due to unemployment and economic
reasons. A smaller but notable group of Danish emigrants
also migrated to Australia, New Zealand and
Argentina.
For the Danish emigrants - the United States became
“the land of opportunity”
- as countrymen reported by mail about their new lives
- and North America as their new land with plenty
of prosperity.
The new and unfamiliar Danish and Scandinavian settlers
- was compelled to manage by their own in North
America - and began their new life with a
lot of hard struggle for the daily bread - as no kind
of government support was provided at all. At that
time no social benefits or social
security were offered to any emigrants
from Europe. |
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The
first passenger line to America (USA) from Copenhagen |
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Scandinavian
America Line - Nostalgic & Vintage Tourism Poster
by DFDS. A Danish based shipping company. |
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Thingvalla
Ticket - DKK 300, - 1885 |
The
Thingvalla Steam Ship transported nearly all Scandinavian
emigrants to USA and Canada from Denmark. The contract
above shows that a ticket in 1885 to America with
Thingvalla line cost DKK 300,- for 3rd class passengers |
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The
first passenger line to America (USA) from Copenhagen
In 1870 the shipyard near "Larsen's
Plads" - today “Amaliehaven”
- right beside the Royal residence Amalienborg
Palace from 1750 - located
at the waterfront of Copenhagen’s harbor
area - was acquired by the “Thingvalla
Line”. Since the old shipyard was
demolished - and the “Thingvalla Line”
and Shipping company began the construction of
a new port with piers at “Larsen’s
Plads” - and after the quay facilities
was established - the very first route between
Copenhagen and America
(USA) for Danish and Scandinavian passengers and
emigrants began in 1879 - with
the aim to maintain a regular and direct route
between mayor Scandinavian ports and America (USA).
The intentions were also to offer the growing
amounts of Scandinavian emigrants un-expensive
- fairly comfortable and in all ways safe voyages
to New York. The Thingvalla Steam Ship transported
nearly all Scandinavian emigrants to USA
and Canada from Denmark and Scandinavia
from 1879 to 1898.
The passenger contract shows
that a ticket in 1885 to America
with Thingvalla line cost DKK 300,-
for 3rd class passengers with
the steam ship "SS Thingvalla"
across the Atlantic Ocean.
Thingvalla
Line & DFDS
In 1898 - the Thingvalla
Line was acquired by DFDS
- (Det Forenede Dampskibs-Selskab) - a Danish
based shipping company - and the Scandinavian-American
passenger service was operated under the name
Scandinavian America Line. The
Scandinavian America Line continued up to 1930
- to transport passengers - emigrants and cargo
via Oslo - Norway - across the Atlantic to New
York with a fleet of modern Steamships that submitted
a better type of transatlantic passenger service
plus faster crossing time.
Larsen's Plads & Amalie Gardens
Thousands of emigrants have waited patiently at
Larsen’s Plads - now the
Amalie Gardens - with crowds
of relatives saying goodbye to their love ones
before starting the more than one month journey
to America - arriving at Ellis Island
- New York.
See: Amaliehaven
Copenhagen (Larsen's Plads)
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The
quay at Larsen's Plads in 1925 - was the port for the direct
route with steamships between many Scandinavian countries
and America. The very first route between Scandinavian ports
and America for Danish and Scandinavian passengers was established
around 1879 by the Thingvalla Line. |
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| The
Thingvalla Ship & Entertainment |
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was not much entertainment onboard for 3rd class passenger
- normally poor emigrants - on the Thingvalla ship from Denmark
to USA on the nearly one month sea voyages to New York and
Ellis Island. But some way to kill the monotonous time was
to dance and listen to live music onboard. |
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Emigration
from Scandinavia to USA and Canada |
Scandinavia
and the five Nordic Nations - and Nordic Welfare
States. Sweden - Finland - Norway - Iceland and
Denmark. |
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Emigration
from Scandinavia to USA and Canada
Around
1820 and into the beginning
of the 20th century - almost
2 million emigrants from Scandinavian
Countries migrated to USA and
Canada. During the 19th century
- all of the Scandinavian Nations were considered
as rather poor countries with
a lot of unemployment - miserable living standards
- economic recession - religious repression
- dreadful health issues and many more devastating
matters - which led to a tremendous emigration
wave towards USA and Canada. The Scandinavian
emigrants was seeking new opportunities - looking
for better living conditions - as well as following
their faith - where they could worship freely
- plus striving for many others beneficial privileges
by crossing the Atlantic - and arriving to the
new “Promised Land”. Basically
- nearly all Scandinavian migrants and settlers
heading to USA and Canada was originated from
the rural and farming
areas in Sweden - Finland
- Norway - Iceland and Denmark.
Ever since - the first migrants from Scandinavia
placed their foot on American soil - the numbers
of Scandinavian descendants in the United States
and Canada have slowly grown to more than 15
million people of Scandinavian ancestry
- and they are deep-rooted in one of the five
Scandinavian States.
Up through the 20th century - all of the Scandinavian
Nations have since become some of the most admirable
- exemplary and wealthiest Welfare States
in the world - with high living standards -
social security - free educational possibilities
- as well as numerous other public and financial
benefits for its citizens - based on the core
western values and ideals
that formed the Scandinavian Democracies
- which is deeply rooted in thousands years
of Nordic Viking inheritance
- Nordic history and Nordic
culture. |
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Danish
Artwork from 19th and early 20th century
Paintings from the 19th and early 20th century by Danish
social realistic and impressionistic painter Hans
Andersen Brendekilde, who is famous for illustrating
Danish landscapes - country sides - rural and farming
areas - plus people and flowers - which are authentic
and typical artworks from the historical time, when
Danish Emigrants left Denmark to seek
new opportunities and a better life in the United
States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand
and Argentina. |
| "Thoughts"
- H.A. Brendekilde |
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| "Playing
Girls in the Garden" - Denmark |
| "Playing
Girls in the Garden"- H.A. Brendekilde |
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| "Worn
Out" - H.A. Brendekilde |
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| "A
Wounded Worker" - Denmark |
| "A
Wounded Worker"- H.A. Brendekilde |
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| "Old
Lines Birthday" - Denmark |
"Old
Lines Birthday" - H.A. Brendekilde |
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| "Little
Girl picking meadow flowers at the Church"
- Denmark |
| "Little
Girl picking meadow flowers at the Church"
- H.A. Brendekilde |
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The
Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island
When the Scandinavian emigrants together with other emigrants
from Europe had past the welcoming and enormous Statue
of Liberty on Liberty Island - they landed at Ellis
Island for further medical and legal inspections
- and millions of poor souls had strictly been evaluated before
entering into the USA. Thousands of hopeful
emigrants were deported back to Europe - as they were not
found qualified to stay in the US. Ellis Island was the busiest
immigrant control station from 1890 to 1954
- and the gateway for more than 15 million
emigrants from Europe arriving by ship to New York. Ellis
Island Immigration Station is located on the little
isle of Ellis Island and situated at the entrance to the strait
of the Hudson River between New York and New Jersey - and
has served for more than 60 years - as the
main immigrant control station in the USA until it closed
in 1954 - and millions of USA-citizens
can trace their ancestors back to Ellis Island.
Today Ellis Island is a popular tourist attraction - where
the visitors also can experience The Ellis Island
Immigration Museum. |
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Statue
of Liberty & Ellis Island |
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The
Statue of Liberty from 1886 - and The Ellis Island Immigration
Station from 1882 - was some of the first welcome sites
that met the European emigrants entering by ship to
New York and USA. |
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Island - situated in New Jersey at New York Harbour were
the main port facilities for emigrants entering the USA.
The federal emigration station operated from 1892 to 1954
- where more than 15 million emigrants mostly from Europe
pass the ports of Ellis Island before granted permission
to enter USA. Today Ellis Island is a museum. |
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Danish
settlers around 1870 in Iowa - where the largest concentration
of Danish farmers was emigrated - and got a free piece of
land according to the government passed Homestead Act in 1862.
This act offered settlers 160 acres of free surveyed land
in the Midwest if they lived on and cultivated it for at least
five years. |
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Danish
settlers - and the Northern States of the USA
The Danes who emigrated to America or Canada were
mostly poor people looking for a new life with better
social and economic prospects
then offered in Denmark.
Mostly - the Danish settlers found work in the dairy
and farming communities - as well
as becoming hard working farmers and farm owners in
the Northern States of the USA - mainly in Wisconsin
- Minnesota - The Dakotas
- Illinois - Michigan
- Nebraska - Utah
- Indiana and Iowa
- and there was no form for financial
or social support from the US government
of any kind to improve the emigrants living conditions.
California - Utah - Minnesota
- Wisconsin - Washington
and Indiana has the largest colony
of Danish citizens and are probably the most Danish
of all the USA states.
There are millions of Americans with Danish origin
or descent - with more or less Viking blood
running through their vanes - who are living in North
America - with strong ancestral roots originated
fully or partially from Denmark -
and still the five most common Danish surnames in
the Northern and Western part of America is Jensen
- Nielsen - Hansen
- Petersen and Andersen. |
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| Land
for Sale - Iowa & Nebraska |
| Millions
of acres land for sale in Iowa and Nebraska at low-cost
- with 10 year credit and Mountain Views - were offered
to new emigrants and settlers. |
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Danish
Folk Dancers & National Folk Costumes |
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The
traditional Folk Dancer costumes - vary in style and fashion from
region to region in and around Denmark. The Folk Dancers dresses
and outfit were often home-made and used widely in rural Danish
communities. There are approx. 3.000 types of National Folk Costumes
- Traditional Folk Clothing and Regional Folk Dresses that represents
Danish inhabitants from all areas in Denmark. Folk Dancing is a
widespread leisure activity in Denmark and a great part of the Danish
Cultural Heritage - with thousands of Folk Dance Associations spread
all over the Danish Kingdom. Danish traditional Folk Dancing with
the original Folk Dancer outfit - still plays a vital part in many
Danish American Communities - as Danish Folklore has played a significant
role all over the USA - where Danish emigrants settled. |
Danish
Villages and Towns on the Prairie |
The
Museum of Danish America at Elk Horn - will tell the
full history of the first Danish emigrants arriving
and settling in Shelby County - Iowa - after a heroic
journey from the other end of the world. |
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| Danish
Towns in Iowa - and a slice of Denmark on the Prairie |
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The
“Danish Villages and Towns” of Elk
Horn and Kimballton - represents
one of the largest rural Danish settlements in the United
States. Elk Horn is a city in Shelby County - Iowa -
USA. The Danes began arriving in western Iowa about
1840-1845 - and followed heavily by
other immigrants from Denmark. The two towns expanded
with Danish citizens - and the first Danish “Højskole”
(High School) was established in 1878 -
that later became seminary and college. The first Danish
Lutheran Church was founded around 1894
- with a seriously supportive congregation. At Elk
Horn - all Old Danish traditions are celebrated
frequently - and always combined by serving traditional
Danish Food like deliciously prepared authentic Danish
Dishes - and the memorable events are often accompanied
by Danish Folk Dancers - plus many types of Danish Entertainment
Customs - which are conducted during any festival occasion.
Elk
Horn is known as the hub of Danish
ethnicity - as well as the home for the Museum
of Danish America - that also exhibits a statue
of the Little Mermaid - and the museum's
permanent exhibition "Across Oceans - Across Time"
explores experience of Danish immigrants and
their descendants from 1840 to 1940. |
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Danish
Food Culture
& National Danish Dishes |
Danish
Food Culture and Culinary Heritage
Danish food culture and culinary heritage
- has been cultivated and improved for many generations
- and is mainly originated from the old Danish country
kitchen - with roots way back to the Viking
Era - leaving loads of ancient food
recipes from all over the Danish Kingdom - created
first and foremost - as a shield to protect the Danes against
the cold weather conditions in Denmark. Here
are selections of Deliciously Authentic Danish Dishes
and Recipes of old Danish National
and Traditional everyday dishes - which is
easy to prepare with the basic elements that are possible
to buy abroad. Every recipe has a history
and has been a popular meal for Danes over
several generations. |
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"Stegt
Flæsk" - Fried Pork Belly |
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"Stegt
Flæsk" - Prime National Dish |
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"Frikadelle"
- Danish Meatballs |
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"Frikadelle"
with potatoes
- National dish |
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Red
berry pudding - National dessert |
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Danish
"Smørrebrød" - Open Danish Sandwich |
Danish
"Smørrebrød" - Open Danish Sandwich
- and Rye Bread (Rugbrød) - History in
brief
During the 1840s - workers - farmers - labourers
and others employees had a sort of luncheon packet with different
types of flat “Smørrebrød”
for their lunch. Each slice did consist of a piece of buttered
rye bread (rugbrød) - and thin pieces
of homemade cold cuts - pieces of meat or fish - cheese -
homemade bread spreads and liver paste as toppings. Sometimes
the toppings were placed between to pieces of the rye bread
- just like in a sandwich. And this type of core fast
food and finger food eating traditions
are still in use and carried further on via generations of
Danes. |
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Leverpostej
- sky - champignon |
| Leverpostej
- sky og champignon!
Liver paste with mushrooms - bacon - gravy jelly and red pepper
on pork lard.
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Rullepølse
med sky og løg |
Rullepølse
med sky og løg!
Spicy stuffed rolled pork on pork lard with gravy jelly and
onions slices. |
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Spegepølse
med sky og løg |
Spegepølse
med sky og løg!
Spicy Salami on pork lard - with gravy jelly - onions and
celery. |
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Other
Danish Specialties & Culinary Traditions |
Other
Danish Specialties & Culinary Traditions
The Danes have their own Culinary Heritage,
which is deep rooted in the Danish cookery traditions
and food culture. For generations - Danish
food recipes and dishes have been cultivated and improved
to meet the Danes taste preference and flavour
varieties. Danish Pastry is a world
famous speciality and mostly known in USA
as "Danish". The Danes call this
type of pastry for "Wienerbrød"
- and the Danes eat about 10 kilo pastry
and cakes every year. Danish Pastry is baked in 50-60
varieties and in all sizes - all with special names.
Coffee has since the early 1800s
- been the prime national drink in Denmark - and the Danes
consume more than 30 million cups of coffee
every day - often together with delicious Danish Pastry. The
roasted pork “Flæskesteg” -
is the Danes all-time favourite everyday pork based dish with
crispy cracklings, which is also a must to be served at the
Danes Christmas Dinner Table - and has been
a national treat at Christmas time for generations. The Red
Danish Sausage represents Danish Fast Food
Culture and is pork based red sausage “rød
pølse” served with a lukewarm bun at
special outdoor “Pølsevogne”
mobile sausage stands and an everyday treat and must for the
Danes. The Danes eat more than 50 million
red sausages every year. |
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Danish
Pastry is a world famous speciality - and enjoyed with the
Danes national drink Coffee.
Danish Pastry is baked in 50-60 varieties and in all sizes.
It’s just “Danish”. |
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| Roasted
Pork – “Flæskesteg” |
Roasted
Pork “Flæskesteg” with crispy cracklings
- is a genuine national dish - and a must to be served at
the Danes Christmas Dinner Table. |
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| Danish
Red Sausage - "Rød Pølse" |
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The
popular Danish "Rød Pølse" Red Sausage
with lukewarm bun - is a must "Fast Food" and national
treat - served at small mobile sausage stands "Pølsevogne"
in Denmark. |
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Old
Danish Windmill from 1848 at Elk Horn
The historic Danish Windmill from 1848
at “Nørre Snede” village
in “Vejle” Municipality - located
in mid-east Jutland - Denmark
- was demolished and transported to Elk Horn
- and then painstakingly piece by piece - erected in 1976
by the enthusiastic citizens of Elk Horn. The old Windmill
has since become the landmark of Elk Horn
- and the descendents of Danish migrants are quite proud
of owning a genuine historical piece of the Danish
Cultural Heritage. The Windmill has also become
one of the most popular and successful tourist attractions
in Iowa. |
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| Danish
windmill at Elk Horn - Iowa |
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Danish windmill at Elk Horn from 1848 - has become one of
the most popular and successful tourist attractions in Iowa
- which also is a genuine historical piece of the Danish Cultural
Heritage. The Museum of Danish America is located beside the
old windmill. |
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Danish Settlers - Elk Horn - Iowa |
The
Danish settlers at Elk Horn was farmers and lived quite primitive
in houses build of clay and turf. The immigrant were very
poor and had a miserable life. The cemetery at Elk Horn witness
many Danish names on the memorial stones. |
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Solvang
- and a piece of Denmark in California
Solvang is a Danish-influenced
City located nearby the west coast of California
- that represents one of the largest Danish settlements
in the United States. Solvang was founded
late 1910 - by a group of Danish
emigrants from the Midwest - that found the climate
bitterly cold in the Midwestern States with long - snowy
and freezing winters - like in their homeland Denmark. The
Danish group of settlers - sold all of their belongings
and moved to the golden state of California
- with more attractive and warmer weather conditions. Around
Santa Barbara County in California
- the Danish emigrants from the Midwest purchased some huge
areas of land in the Santa Ynez Valley
- and established the Solvang community
- where they settled down and slowly developed the town
called Solvang. Since - Solvang have grown
into a bustling and thriving society
- with nearly 6.000 inhabitants living
in Solvang - where the majority have ancestral links
to ancestors in Denmark
and are the genuine descendants of the
first Danish emigrants that created the Solvang
Municipality. Danish culture -
heritage and traditions
are spread all over the Solvang City area - where shops
- retailers - restaurants - merchants - bakeries - stores
- plus other type of outlets are reflected by the Danes
way of life and style - and the surrounding buildings and
homes have a final touch and finish of Danish architecture
and building design. The Solvang City - or the “Danish
Village” is a magnet for millions of tourists
and US citizens that can experience the rich cultural heritage
of Denmark at this special and charming
Danish-American Colony on the sunny coast
of California. |
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Solvang
City in California |
Visitors
can take a relaxing stroll through the idyllic streets of
Solvang - surrounded by picturesque houses and delightful
homes - based on traditional Danish architecture - and soak
up Danish culture - heritage - traditions and atmosphere in
the captivating Village of Solvang - located right in the
heart of the Santa Barbara wine country. Solvang (Sunny Fields)
has several decorative windmills enriching the scenic townscape
- and is a piece of Denmark situated very cozy “Hyggeligt”
near the beautiful coastline of California and Pacific Ocean. |
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Danish
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homestead for Danish ancestors from the last decades
of the 19th century - which still is inhabited
in cosy surroundings - and are spread all over
the rural regions and old city areas in Denmark. |
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Tracing
and Finding your Danish Ancestors
Inbound Travel Service conduct several types of
customised tours in Denmark and Scandinavia to
pursuit the roots
and location of our customers
Danish and Scandinavian
Ancestors - which leads us through many
memorable and exciting journeys passing across
rural regions to old
city areas that stretches all over Denmark
and Scandinavia.
Family
Tree Tour or Genealogy Expedition
A Family Tree Tour or Genealogy Expedition to
trace Danish Ancestors will guide our searching
customers to many different localities in Denmark
or Scandinavia - where their
Ancestors have played a vital part in their birthplaces
and communities before emigrating.
When we receive the full story of the Danish ancestor’s
past - we can - if required - contact relevant
authorities - local historians
- as well as the parish registers
and municipality archives - and
afterwards follow up on the descendant’s
historical background - which will qualify us
to piece together a complete heritage
excursion trough their previous homeland
before leaving to North America starting a new
chapter in life.
Tour
planning and genealogy programme - plus sightseeing
trips
Inbound Travel Service customizes, organizes and
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tours with a genealogy travel
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and based on a subsequent genealogy research to
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who throughout the past have left their mark and
lives in Denmark and other Scandinavian
countries.
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Heritage
Tours & Sightseeing across Denmark |
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The
Genealogy and HeritageTour can be extended
with sightseeing visits to landmarks
- historical places and cultural
venues placed nearby the ancestry tour programme.
Interesting Links:
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Spøttrup
Castle from 1520 |
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medieva Castle from 1520 - North Jutland. |
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The
historical and national Dybbøl Mill from 1744. South
Jutland. |
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Nyker
Round Church - Bornholm |
| Nyker
Round Church from 1150 - with historic frescos from 1400.
Bornholm. |
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Denmark
- Copenhagen-Portal.dk © |
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| Egeskov
Castle from 1554 - and Veteran Car Museum. Funen. |
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| Møns
Cliff - Denmark’s highest cliffs and over 7 km long.
Isle of Møn. Sealand. |
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Amalienborg
Palaces - 1750-1758 |
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“Amalienborg
Palaces” - and the Royal Residence. Central Copenhagen.
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Denmark
- Copenhagen-Portal.dk © |
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The
“Doll House” - Ærøskøbing |
The
smallest residence in Denmark is only 26 m² - and built
around 1775 - for two families. South Funen Archipelago. |
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Thy - West Coast of Jutland |
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heavy sand dunes and blue sea at the rough West Coast of Thy
in Jutland. A part of the Danish National Parks. |
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| Kronborg
Castle - 1574-1577 |
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“Kronborg
Castle from 1574-1577 - also called “Hamlets Castle”.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site. North Sealand. |
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Denmark
- Copenhagen-Portal.dk © |
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The
prehistoric Old Town in Aarhus is a 5-star experience - and
an open air museum for Danish Urban History and Culture -
with 75 historical houses rebuilt from towns and rural areas
situated all over Denmark. East Jutland. |
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Hans Christian Andersen's - Home |
The
world famous fairytale writher Hans Christian Andersen's childhood
home in Munkemølle Street from 1785 in Odense. The
home also houses the H.C. Andersen Museum - opened in 1908
- and a great attraction. Odense - Funen. |
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The
Open Air Museum with over 100 rural houses from 1550-1950
- derived from all regions of Denmark - and then painstakingly
recreated brick by brick - and furnished with the original
artefacts. Greater Copenhagen. |
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The
Rebild Festival & Rebild Nationalpark
Jutland
- Denmark
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The
Rebild Society - A Danish American Friendship Organization |
4-July
Celebrtions at Rebild. Nostalgic & Vintage Tourism
Poster. |
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The
Rebild Society
Every year since July 4th
1912 - hundreds of thousands of Danish-Americans
and other related citizens have joined with Danes
in this celebration of the American Independence
Day on the beautiful heather-covered hills
at Rebild National Park in Jutland
- and 20 km south of Aalborg.
On this festival day - "Stars and Stripes"
of USA - and the Danish "Dannebrog"
flag are flown side-by-side in natural picturesque
surroundings expressing the thanks to the
USA and "O'er the land of the free
and the home of the brave" for welcoming
over 300,000 Danish emigrants to
the US homeland. US-citizens, especially of Danish
descent, who are visiting The Danish Capital, can
experience this festival in Jutland on July 4th.
The trip to The Rebild National Park
from Copenhagen will take almost 6 hours
by train and nearly 4 hours
by bus - and there is lodging facilities
at Rebild and Aalborg. Inbound Travel Service conducts
special Heritage Tours to and from
The Rebild National Park in Jutland
- including accommodation - if preferred.
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