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Sønderborg Municipality stretches over approx. 50,000 HA (496,57 sq. km), from Rinkenæs and Gråsten in the west to South Als and Kegnæs in the east, and from Nordborg in the north to Broager in the south. We have app. 76,000 inhabitants. The German border, via Highway 8, is just half an hour away, and Highway 41 connects to the E45 motorway. Sønderborg is the largest town with approx. 30,000 inhabitants. The city has much to offer, with a cosy centre and a charming harbour front lined with cafés and restaurants. Sønderborg Castle and the new, impressive Alsion, comprising university facilities, research centre, concert hall and café, are beautiful city symbols, underlining the town's history and reflecting a city that has big ambitions and is quickly expanding. Gråsten is known for Gråsten Castle and the Castle's park and church are main attractions. Here a fairytale atmosphere awaits you at one of the royal family's summer residences, The beautiful park is open to the public except when the Royal family is staying at the castle. Broagerland and Sundeved provide beautiful views to Flensborg Fjord and Als Sound.
		The island Als is 321 sq. km is Denmark's 7th largest island. It is connected to the mainland by two bridges in Sønderborg, Christian X´s Bridge and the Als Sound Bridge. Nordborg is known for its castle as well as the experience Park Danfoss Universe. The park is open from 27th March to 31st. October and is always worth a visit, whether you want to try out the more than 200 activities, experience the segway track, explore the digital world in Bitland or just enjoy the beautiful garden. Augustenborg with one of Denmark’s most beautiful and historic castles. The church and the lovely park are open to the public. Augustenborg also has many old houses. Be sure to examine the beautifully carved doors. At the southern part of Als the skyline by the dam leading to the Kegnæs peninsula is dominated by the Kegnæs Lighthouse which is open to the public during the summer. Climb to the top and enjoy the view to Broager, Germany and the islands Ærø and Langeland - in clear weather. Vibæk Watermill the last watermill on the island of Als. It is situated in idyllic surroundings on the road between Høruphav and Skovby.

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Some of the region’s best beaches are found at Kegnæs, by Drejet on the southern part of Als and Købingsmark north of Nordborg.

Good beaches you also will find in Vemmingbund and Rendbjerg near Broager on the mainland.

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