Kolding - description of the city:
Kolding is city of Denmark (South Denmark).
The population of Kolding: 55,363 people. Geographic coordinates of Kolding: 55.4904 x 9.47216.
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Denmark
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| International title |
Kolding |
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55,363 people |
| Timezone |
Europe/Copenhagen |
| State |
South Denmark |
| Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 55.4904 x Longitude: 9.47216 |
Photo Galery Kolding
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#03: The main attractions of Kolding |
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#07: Magic world of Kolding |
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#08: Travel across Kolding |
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#09: Spending Time in Kolding |
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#10: Sightseeing in Kolding |
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#11: The beauty of Kolding |
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Places to visit in Kolding
Famous Places
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Kunsthalle Basel
Country: Switzerland
What Is Kunsthalle Basel?
Kunsthalle Basel is one of the most famous and active art institutes in the entire world. Since it opened in 1872, it dedicated itself to the presentation, exploration, and promotion of modern art. Kunsthalle Basel has an ...
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Grand St Bernard Pass
Country: Switzerland
What Is The Grand St. Bernard Pass?
The Grand St. Bernard Pass is sometimes called the Great St. Bernard Pass. It is the 3rd highest road pass in the country of Switzerland. It connects Martigny in the Valais canton in the country of Switzerland t ...
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Museum fur Volkskunde
Country: Austria
Near a quiet park stands the charming Austrian Folklore Museum. Founded in 1895, it moved in 1917 to its present premises, the former Schonborn Palace, built in 1706—11 to designs by Lukas von Hildebrandt as a homely twostorey mansion, and altere ...
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Lunersee
Country: Austria
Lunersee lies at the foot of the Schesaplana peak (2,965 m/9,728 ft), at an altitude of 1,907 m (6,257 ft). Once this was the largest lake in Eastern Austria, surrounded by rugged mountains crisscrossed with ravines. The dam built here in 1958 rais ...
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Sjomannskirken
Country: Norway
Sjomannsmisjon, refers to the Seamen’s Mission. In 1954, this mission acquired a gorgeous building located on the Bygdoy. This building was used to help the sailors and others that were working in the Oslo Harbor. The building was a house and ...
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