Hals Havn

Hals harbor is located at the eastern entrance to the Limfjord on the eastern coast of Jutland. Hals gained market town rights in 1656, and the city long served as a customs town for ships entering the Limfjord.

There are good shopping facilities about 500 meters from the harbor, where you will also find several eateries.

A bus departs to and from Aalborg, the bus is called metrobus no.1. The ferry to Egense departs from Neck, the crossing takes about 5 minutes. A ticket costs 12 grains and children under 7 are free.

Hals Boat Boat is located in Hals harbor.

Attractions

The Hals Museum is a cultural and local history museum with a permanent exhibition on life by sea and fjord, on land and in town, as well as changing exhibitions. The museum is located at Neck Skanse.

Neck Skanse is definitely worth a visit. The barrier has been built to protect the entrance of the Limfjord. Skansen is Denmark's best-preserved single shot from the Renaissance period. The violence stands roughly as in 1654. Here is a gunpowder magazine from the 1600s and a clothing house from 1812. The German troops used the headquarters during the Second World War.

Hals Golf Club is located where the Limfjord opens into the Kattegat. From many of the course's holes, you have a unique view of the fjord and the sea. The course is a combined seaside and forest course with holes directly out to the fjord, while others are surrounded by forest. A fun and challenging course. Green fees for guest players are DKK 300 on weekdays and 350 on weekends.