5. Aalborg
In Denmark there is the Jutland region and within this region you will find the city of Aalborg. This city has become well-known for its renovated waterfront. This waterfront is situated on the Limfjord this is the water mass which runs through Jutland. People also attracted to the Aalborg Havnebad outdoor pool. There are also unique concerts at the futuristic House of Music. Tourists are also attracted to the interesting exhibitions at the Utzon Center. Thousands of visitors go to the16th-century, half-timbered Aalborghus Castle. A lot can be learned regarding the 1000 year old history of the city simply by visiting the Aalborg Historical Museum. A 50 m² one-bedroom apartment can cost US$170,000.
4. Vejle
For those who do not know Denmark when you drive to the southeast towards the Jutland Peninsula you will find the town of Vejle at the head of Vejle Fjord. This is the point where the Grejs River and the Vejle River as well as their individual valleys converge. Despite the well-established traditions and culture of this town it doesn’t attract the numbers of tourists which are seen in other cities. However, there are many small towns such as Vejle which is a microcosm of exactly what Denmark stands for. You will find surprising architecture and also an amazing culinary experience. A one-bedroom apartment of about 50 m² can cost in the region of US$165000 if a property cash buyer.
3. Esbjerg
This is a seaport town which can be found on the West Coast of the Jutland peninsula. This is in the southwest region of Denmark. In order to allow people to pin point the town more accurately it is approximately164 kilometers southwest of Aarhus and71 kilometers west of Kolding Esbjerg is the fifth-largest city in Denmark because of its population of 73,000. In West Jutland it is in fact the largest city. The city developed around the harbor which has been constructed in 1868. Esbjerg is also the largest port and therefore critical to Denmark’s oil industry. A 50 m² one-bedroom apartment can cost US$130,000 for a quick property sale.
2. Kolding
You will have to travel to Southern Denmark to find Kolding Fjord and in this region there is a Danish seaport which is known as Kolding. This is a very diverse town which is involved in manufacturing, transportation and there are also many companies which are involved in the shipbuilding industry. Kolding has a reputation is one of the friendliest towns in Denmark. The entire vibe and appearance of Kolding seems to be welcoming people who come here. A one-bedroom apartment can cost US$115,000.
1. Horsens
You will find the city on the east coast of Jutland region. 60,000 people are living in this city and therefore Horsens is currently the 8th largest city in Denmark. There are a large number of entertainment events and this city is well-known for its culture. The city has a long history because it has been founded between the 11th and the 12th-centuries. Horsens is centrally located and by making use of the E45 motorway any destination in Denmark can be reached. Other forms of transport are also available in the form of bus and train connections. This is a quick growing city which might soon be the 6th largest city in Denmark. A 50 m² one-bedroom apartment can cost US$105,000.
