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Cheap Flights to Aalborg from £100

Compare cheap flights to Aalborg from London Gatwick prices start from just £100. Norwegian Air flies twice a week to Aalborg from Gatwick.
Aalborg is a shipping town in northern Jutland, Denmark, and lies about an hour's drive south from Hjorring and Frederikshavn. The town has some lovely old houses, good museums, shops and art galleries. To the west are miles of white beaches near the seaside resorts of Blokhus and Løkken, or visit the pictoresque artists' town of Skagen to the north.
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London Gatwick to Aalborg

from

£100

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Transfer Information Aalborg Airport (AAL), Denmark

Aalborg Airport can be found only 4 miles northwest of town.
Taxi	Available from the terminal, taxi fare to town costs about £10.
Bus	The Airportbus route 2 Aabybro - Aalborg - Storvorde stops at the airport just outside the terminal building. From the Aalborg bus station in Østerå in the centre of town, buses depart to all over Jutland. Bus stops show timetables.
Train	The nearest railway station is in central Aalborg, from here regional trains go to Hirtshals via Hjørring, to Frederikshavn and Aarhus. High speed trains connect Aalborg with the main towns of Jutland, Funen and Sealand and with Copenhagen.

What to see in and around Aalborg, Denmark

Aalborghus Slot - Half-timbered castle dating back to 1550.
Budolfi Cathedral - Attractive mix of Gothic and Baroque style.
Jens Bang's Stenhus - Fine 17th C Renaissance style mansion.
Aalborgtårnet - Metal observation tower with restaurant and views over the fjord.
Nordjyllands Kunstmuseet - Danish paintings, sculpture, modern art.
Aalborg Zoo - 8.5 Hectares of animals and habitats.
Aalborg Historical Museum - Local history, interiors, silver and glassware.
Maritime Museum - History of Danish merchant fleet and a real submarine to explore.
Aalborg Carnival - Colourful and lively event in last week of May.
Jomfru Ane Gade - Bustling street full of cafes, restaurants, clubs, discos and bars.
Lindholm Høje - Major Viking burial site and former settlement near Nørresundby.
Rebild National Park - Lovely heather clad hills 20 miles south of town.

The list of destinations and routes can change daily, last updated on 10 February 2012 at 05:50.