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The Historical Miniature Town

Explore a miniature version of Fredericia, as the fortress town appeared in 1849.

Experience Fredericia on a smaller scale in the Historical Miniature Town

Have you ever wondered what Fredericia would look like in miniature?

In the Historical Miniature Town, you'll find the answer! The Historical Miniature Town showcases Fredericia as it was in 1849, at a scale of 1:10. Walk among the small houses and discover what lies behind the next street corner. Here, you'll experience Fredericia in a whole new way.

Volunteers behind the detailed buildings

The miniature town's houses have incredible details, and behind them lies a huge construction effort. The houses are primarily built by volunteers who also handle renovations and repairs. Because the buildings stand outside all year round, they are exposed to weathering, and the houses therefore receive regular makeovers to look as beautiful as possible during the summer season.

Visit the Miniature Builders' workshop at Madsby Activity Park

Small bricks and the correct paint color - nothing is left to chance when the Miniature Builders construct and restore.

The group of volunteers calls themselves the Miniature Builders and is based in Madsby Activity Park, where the curious can drop by the workshop and see the massive work behind the buildings in the Historical Miniature Town. Here, they burn a wide range of bricks themselves, each the size of the tip of a finger, and mix the exact paint color.

The Miniature Builders receive help from Fredericia's Local Archive to ensure that the Historical Miniature Town is historically accurate.

Practical information

Entrance prices: Entrance to the Historical Miniature Town costs 35 DKK for adults and 25 DKK for children between 4 and 11 years old. Children under 3 years old enter for free. If you have a ticket for the Madsby Train, entrance to the Miniature Town is included. Read more below!

Opening hours: The Historical Miniature Town has different opening hours during the season

March 23 - June 23: Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays from 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

June 24 - August 31: Every day from 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

September 1 - October 13: Saturday and Sunday from 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

October 14 - October 20: Every day from 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Handicap accessible: The Historical Miniature Town is handicap and wheelchair accessible. There is a handicap toilet.

Group visits with guide: For groups of minimum 20 people, guided group visits can be arranged. The price here is 30 DKK for adults and 15 DKK for children.

Information and Kiosk: In the combined Information and Kiosk, you can buy souvenirs, books, ice cream, water, and coffee/hot cocoa.

Take the Madsby Train to the Miniature Town - entrance included in the ticket

When you visit Madsbyparken, you can spot the little Madsby Train.

The Madsby Train runs from Madsby Activity Park and around Madsbyparken, so you can really experience what the beautiful area has to offer.

The train has one stop on the route, namely at the Historical Miniature Town, and when you buy a ticket for the Madsby Train, entrance to the Miniature Town is included. You can therefore get off and experience the Miniature Town before hopping on the next train back to Madsby Activity Park.

The Historical Miniature Town - a part of Madsbyparken

The Historical Miniature Town is located in the middle of Madsbyparken, Fredericia's large nature and activity park. Here you'll find experiences and activities for the whole family!

In addition to the Historical Miniature Town, Madsbyparken also houses Fredericia Sports Centre, Fredericia Swim Centre and Tropical Aqualand, an outdoor area with mountain bike trails and shelter area, as well as the free, outdoor playground Madsby Activity Park.

 

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