Can you even imagine living in a place where the main road actually bends? That’s how Hørning got its name. It’s a Danish word that means “corner” and then they added “ing” for “people” to make a town name. If you’re following along, take a look around. You’ll see this bend right here, close to the Hørning Kro. It’s a really old inn, and way back when, it was a vital stop for travelers. Right at the end of this bend, you might spot the old rider school. It’s a little bit further away, but if you look for it, you won’t miss it. This school, a commoners’ school, was built by King Frederick IV. The King, he had a vision to educate people in the area. And all this, all this is what tells the story of Hørning.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to