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Travel guide of Aalborg CentrumEmpty Aalborg City during rush hour in the Corona / Covid19 lockdown.
Experienced by Rahbek Media
Empty Aalborg City during rush hour in the Corona / Covid19 lockdown.
Experienced by Rahbek Media
Empty Aalborg City during rush hour in the Corona / Covid19 lockdown.
Experienced by Rahbek Media
8 km from Aalborg Centrum
Danish nature
Experienced by Antonia Kofod
30 km from Aalborg Centrum
Waterslide. Themepark in Denmark
Experienced by Rahbek Media
30 km from Aalborg Centrum
Waterslide in Denmark
Experienced by Rahbek Media
31 km from Aalborg Centrum
A place I used to see every single time I visited Denmark is Blokhus. Although it might be crowded and touristy from time to time in summer it’s extremly enjoyable just to relax sitting in the dunes and watching the people and cars passing by at the beach.
Experienced by Nils Nedel
44 km from Aalborg Centrum
Abandoned Lighthouse
Experienced by Lars Bo Nielsen
45 km from Aalborg Centrum
When man meets nature
Experienced by Mathias Bach Laursen
46 km from Aalborg Centrum
The danish desert Rubjerg Knude. Instagram - Kasper.kbh
Experienced by Kasper Rasmussen
61 km from Aalborg Centrum
Sunset in Denmark
Experienced by Samuel-Elias Nadler
66 km from Aalborg Centrum
Eye in Eye with a Vampire
Experienced by Waldemar Brandt
66 km from Aalborg Centrum
Blue Sky, Blue Bridge
Experienced by Waldemar Brandt
85 km from Aalborg Centrum
Nordic landscape
Experienced by Sandro Katalina
90 km from Aalborg Centrum
Afternoon walk on the beach, with the fall coming.
Experienced by Oliver Paaske
90 km from Aalborg Centrum
Two ducks chilling in the sun beside a pool in Rønde, Denmark.
Experienced by Alin Andersen
94 km from Aalborg Centrum
Abandoned as a baby, Almaz were adopted by a woman who owned a hotel and had a bit of money, in the otherwise poor Ethiopia. When she was 7 years old, she was run over, after a year in the hospital with both legs cut off and no sign of the woman, her luck changed and a Danish doctor in Ethiopia, had heard about this unfortunate little girl and adopted her, made her some new protheses. The civil war in Ethiopia a few years later, made the family move back to Denmark and they took Almaz with them, fast forward and today Almaz is a politician, triathlete, mother and doing a lot of voluntary work.
Experienced by Mads Schmidt Rasmussen
97 km from Aalborg Centrum
Freezing Morning in Denmark
Experienced by Mikkel Jönck Schmidt
97 km from Aalborg Centrum
Burning Morning Sky
Experienced by Mikkel Jönck Schmidt
98 km from Aalborg Centrum
Alone in The Forest
Experienced by Andreas Dress