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Hi,

In may we go to Denmark for two weeks with our two children. Of course
we'll go to Legoland, but they are also dinosaurs fans.
Is there a dinosaur museum in Denmark?
We'll be staying near Kolbing, but it doesn't have to be nearby.
Thank you in advance.

Isis from the Netherlands.

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On Tue, 22 Jan 2002 08:39:02 GMT, Isis <isisvw@yahoo.com> wrote:


>In may we go to Denmark for two weeks with our two children. Of course
>we'll go to Legoland, but they are also dinosaurs fans.
>Is there a dinosaur museum in Denmark?
>We'll be staying near Kolbing, but it doesn't have to be nearby.
>Thank you in advance.

No, we don't have any dedicated dino-museums. You might see one or two
at Zoologisk Museum in Copenhagen but thats all.

Alle museums in Denmark: http://www.dmol.dk/engelsk/start.asp

You'll find the official danish touristagency at www.visitdenmark.com


Have a nice holiday

Lars

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> >In may we go to Denmark for two weeks with our two children. Of course
> >we'll go to Legoland, but they are also dinosaurs fans.
> >Is there a dinosaur museum in Denmark?
> >We'll be staying near Kolbing, but it doesn't have to be nearby.
> >Thank you in advance.
>
> No, we don't have any dedicated dino-museums. You might see one or two
> at Zoologisk Museum in Copenhagen but thats all.


Or Zoologisk Museum in Svendborg - it's not so far away.


Regards

John K

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Hmm...

no dinos, but how about sharks in Grenå or snakes and spiders in Randers
Regnskov??

Kennet.
"Isis" <isisvw@yahoo.com> skrev i en meddelelse
news:3g9q4ugqfnt1oto5h30ggjldunql42oegg@4ax.com...
> Hi,
>
> In may we go to Denmark for two weeks with our two children. Of course
> we'll go to Legoland, but they are also dinosaurs fans.
> Is there a dinosaur museum in Denmark?
> We'll be staying near Kolbing, but it doesn't have to be nearby.
> Thank you in advance.
>
> Isis from the Netherlands.

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> no dinos, but how about sharks in Grenå or snakes
> and spiders in Randers Regnskov??

Sharks in Grenå:
http://www.kattegatcentret.com/

Randers Regnskov:
http://www.regnskoven.dk/

Or other wildlife such as the great lions in Givskud:
http://www.givskudzoo.dk/

Or the magnificent new Oceanium in Odense Zoo:
http://www.odensezoo.dk/

- Lars

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This is really great! Thank you all for the quick reactions and
usefull links.
We'll have a great holiday!

Thanks, Isis.

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Isis wrote:

> Hi,
> In may we go to Denmark for two weeks with our two children. Of course
> we'll go to Legoland, but they are also dinosaurs fans.
> Is there a dinosaur museum in Denmark?
> We'll be staying near Kolbing, but it doesn't have to be nearby.
> Thank you in advance.
>
> Isis from the Netherlands.

Yes, we do have a dedicated dino-museums.!!

Here: http://www.dmol.dk/mus_info.asp?musnr=51101
About 40km south west of Kolding. (Kolbing, I suppose you by Kolbing mean
Kolding.)

Under "Facta" you will find "Gram Lergrav" This is where the fossiles has
been found, and still are found.
I believe that it is open for the public, to go looking for fossiles. At
least on some days.


Or here:
http://www.visitmidt.com/
There is a link to the museum mentioned above, I think.
(The south part of Jutland, "Sønderjylland".)

Maybe you cn find something interesting here:
http://www.geus.dk/geuspage-uk.htm

Or this, after searching for fossiles:
http://www.dmol.dk/mus_seekresult.asp?ord=Fossiler

Or a club for people who look for fossiles on Fyn. (Island about 20km east
of Kolding)
http://home19.inet.tele.dk/fossil/nyt.htm
In danish, I know.!

Ask again, if you need further info, I will try to help.

Best Regards

Jorgen

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On Tue, 22 Jan 2002 20:58:21 +0100, Jørgen Rasmussen
<jorgen-rasmussen@aa.sa.dk> wrote:


>
>Yes, we do have a dedicated dino-museums.!!
>
>Here: http://www.dmol.dk/mus_info.asp?musnr=51101
>About 40km south west of Kolding. (Kolbing, I suppose you by Kolbing mean
>Kolding.)
>
>Under "Facta" you will find "Gram Lergrav" This is where the fossiles has
>been found, and still are found.
>I believe that it is open for the public, to go looking for fossiles. At
>least on some days.
>
>
>Or here:
>http://www.visitmidt.com/
>There is a link to the museum mentioned above, I think.
>(The south part of Jutland, "Sønderjylland".)
>
>Maybe you cn find something interesting here:
>http://www.geus.dk/geuspage-uk.htm
>
>Or this, after searching for fossiles:
>http://www.dmol.dk/mus_seekresult.asp?ord=Fossiler
>
>Or a club for people who look for fossiles on Fyn. (Island about 20km east
>of Kolding)
>http://home19.inet.tele.dk/fossil/nyt.htm
>In danish, I know.!
>
>Ask again, if you need further info, I will try to help.
>
>Best Regards
>
>Jorgen
>

Hi Jorgen,

Yes, I meant Kolding, sorry.
Thank you too, for your help. I'm beginning to wonder if two weeks is
enough

Greetings, Isis.

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"Isis" <isisvw@yahoo.com> skrev i en meddelelse
news:3g9q4ugqfnt1oto5h30ggjldunql42oegg@4ax.com...
> Hi,
>
> In may we go to Denmark for two weeks with our two children. Of course
> we'll go to Legoland, but they are also dinosaurs fans.
> Is there a dinosaur museum in Denmark?
> We'll be staying near Kolbing, but it doesn't have to be nearby.

You mean Kolding, right? :)

Check out

http://www.dino-park.de/

it´s west of Hannover, so you can visit on your way up here or on your way
back. If you check with Auto Route you will find that you don´t have to
drive many kilometers extra in order to visit the place.

I have been there with my kids when they were quite small and expect to
visit again soon :)

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