Winter holiday with fun and exciting experiences

The Ultimate Experience House for LEGO Fans of All Ages. LEGO House is the world’s largest playhouse, spanning 12,000m² and filled with 25 million LEGO bricks. Here, you can let your inner child run wild with our beloved national toy.

Discover the award-winning LEGO House in Billund, just a 40-minute drive from Kolding Hotel Apartments.

Read much more about LEGO® House here.

Indoor and outdoor areas with pools and saunas – Overlooking Koldinghus and Slotssøen.

Get 10% Off Entry to Slotssøbadet with a Winter Stay at Our Hotel.

Enjoy the many pools and tropical climate year-round. The water park also offers a relaxing space, with a barefoot café and lounge chairs for those who prefer to stay dry. The swimming hall hosts a variety of events and special theme nights.

The steam room is located inside the swimming hall, where both men and women can enjoy it while keeping their swimwear on. The steam room has a humidity level of about 90% and a temperature of around 48°C.

There are two saunas in the changing rooms – one in the men's and one in the women's. The temperature is between 75-85°C with very low humidity.

Queen Dorothea's Bathhouse is Ready to Provide You with the Ultimate Wellness Experience.

Relax and indulge in the historically styled surroundings. The bathhouse offers a wide range of facilities, including a steam room, a large luxury sauna with light therapy, an outdoor sauna, an outdoor spa, experience showers, a cold water pool, a salt pool, a scent pool, a relaxation pool, a grotto, and a wide selection of healing and rejuvenating treatments.

Health and wellness treatments have been a focus since Queen Dorothea’s Bathhouse opened on July 1, 2008. The spa offers guests the opportunity to pamper their bodies, continuing a long tradition of spa treatments that began with the ancient Greeks and Romans thousands of years ago. Spa treatments had their heyday in the mid-1800s across Europe, where the health pioneers of the time emphasized the four elements of water, air, fire, and earth.

Experience the Opening of the New Koldinghus, Now Part of the Royal Collections.

Koldinghus is a 750-year-old royal castle and the perfect setting to relive the history of the Danish monarchy. Over the centuries, Koldinghus has served many functions, including as a fortress, royal residence, ruin, museum, and meeting place for numerous battles and negotiations. There have been times of glory and times of decline.

Here, you can experience history in its authentic surroundings. The museum is divided into several sections, but it's recommended to start at Koldinghus’ History Center, where you can get an overview of the castle's history, told through models of the building.

Skamlingsbanken is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and its significant historical narrative.

At 113 meters above sea level, it is also the highest point in Southern Jutland. From here, you can gaze over the Little Belt and far into the heart of Southern Jutland.

Historically, Skamlingsbanken is famous for the folk festivals held between 1843-1859 in support of the Danish part of Southern Jutland. In 1863, a 16-meter-high monument was erected to honor the Danish fighters in Schleswig. However, the following year, it was blown up by the Prussians. Locals had gathered and preserved the stones, so the monument was rebuilt in 1866. It still stands today on Højskamlingen and is well worth a visit, especially for its fascinating history.

Guided tours are also available, but must be booked in advance.