Sails a 15 km long route through lakes and river. At the end of it you can in 15 minutes walk up... read more
The end of August is low season in Denmark. Because of this there were less boats running and they... read more
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Sails a 15 km long route through lakes and river. At the end of it you can in 15 minutes walk up the hill Himmelbjerget, from which there is a beautiful view over the landscape. You will find a restaurant there as well.
The end of August is low season in Denmark. Because of this there were less boats running and they did not use the steam boat. However we caught the 13:30 boat. You can reserve places if you book before the day, but we had to...More
Fantastic lake tour to Himmelbjerget inclusive a lunch with open sandwiches. Everything perfect and in the right mode of transport
As a local what I enjoy most about the city is our amazing forests and lakes in close proximity to the city, and it is a must to experience it from the inside out, from the lakes themselves and the river. The steamboat hjejlen or...More
Torn with what to review this as we had two different experiences on the outgoing and return journey, so the scire refkects an average score for us. A family of 5, 2 adults and 3 teens, cost 750dkk return Silkeborg to Hjejlen, 75 min each...More
We went on 'Tranen', a well maintained shuttle bus/boat dating from 1931. Tranen offers plenty of seating, mostly inside with panoramic windows but with some outside in front of the wheel house. We had a one hour tour along the river to the lake and...More
Oldest working steam boat in the whole world. sailing in one of the most beautiful areas of Denmark.
One of the few special things on the Lake. Very charming and romantik. Good fore family Tour, walking arears.
A bit rain, but it didn't matter, because the scenery was great. Beatiful lazy river, pretty houses and gardens all around, a captain who wanted to give information about the trip and what we saw.
We had a great walk all around the oldest paddle steamer but unfortunately it only does trips on the weekends after the middle of August and of course we were in Silkeborg from Monday to Wednesday. It's still a great experience to see it.
