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Himmelbjerget
A red brick tower, erected in 1875, on the top of the hill of Himmelbjerget, which at 147 m (482 ft), was until 1847 believed to be the highest natural point in Denmark. © Danny Callcut
Danny Callcut Photography
A red brick tower, erected in 1875, on the top of the hill of Himmelbjerget, which at 147 m (482 ft), was until 1847 believed to be the highest natural point in Denmark. © Danny Callcut