The world map
Back in 1944, the Danish-American Søren Poulsen was in the process of draining the meadows around his childhood home by Klejtrup Lake southwest of Hobro. Here he found a stone that looked like Jutland, and then the idea for the World Map arose.
In the years from 1944 and until his death in 1969, Søren Poulsen expanded the map with primitive aids and by hand. And thanks to Poulsen's idea and efforts, today you can take the whole family around the world in just a single day!
The world map is a family-owned attraction, and today it is the 3rd and 4th generation that welcomes you. They have further developed the place, so that today the kids also have the opportunity to pet animals, jump on bouncy castles, find their way through the maze and go on a treasure hunt. There is lots of fun hidden here. Many families spend approx. 3 hours here.
The world in mini format measures a full 45 x 90 meters.
Frequently Asked Questions for the World Map
The card measures 45 x 90 meters
The map is located by Klejtrup Lake, southwest of Hobro
A family with children can easily spend 3 hours here, as there are many experiences in addition to the card itself.
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