Bronderslev

Bronderslev is a town with a population of 12,046 placed 31 kilometers north of Aalborg. It is the municipal seat of Bronderslev municipality, Vendsyssel in Region Nordjylland, the northernmost part of the Jutland peninsula in northern Denmark. One of its sister cities is Nassjo, Sweden. The name of the town is derived from a neighborhood Norsemen chief, Brunder. Southwest of Bronderslev is the massive bog of Store Vildmose. The lavatory is a herbal enchantment in itself, however it has also discovered many archaeological unearths from the Iron Age particularly.

Bronderslev is home to the regional-museum of 'Vildmosemuseet', concentrating at the cultural-history of Store Vildmose and environment. Vildmosemuseet is part of The Museums in Bronderslev Municipality which comprise a total of three museums, all identified by the State of Denmark. The different two being 'Try Museum' and 'Dorf Mollegard', each in Dronninglund. Bronderslev is served by Bronderslev railway station. It is positioned at the Aalborg-Hjorring-Frederikshavn railway line and gives direct InterCity services to Copenhagen and Frederikshavn and local teach services to Aalborg and Frederikshavn.