www.fredensborg.dk 
           

Sudbury and Fredensborg were officially twinned in October 2007.

Twinners visited Fredensborg in June 2008 to celebrate the signing of the Twinning Charter between the towns. Photos will be posted soon!

Enthusiastic Fredensborg tennis players competed with Sudbury Tennis Club, and even had time between matches to celebrate Thomas Gainsborough's birthday in May.

                             



All Saints Middle School and King Edward VI School already have exciting exchange programmes with Fredensborg schools. Danish artists joined a Sudbury Arts Week, ramblers and golfers from both towns have visited each other. A Danish tennis team played Sudbury Tennis Club in  May 2008.

Fredensborg is famous for the summer palace of the Danish Royal Family. The beautiful Palace gardens include Normandsdalen, filled with the newly restored statues of Norwegian country people. The town has always attracted visitors – Hans Christian Anderson and Soren Kirkegaard are among the town’s many admirers. Fredensborg’s convenient location in the heart of serene countryside, but close to the capital Copenhagen and the coast, makes it highly sought-after.

Lake Esrum, Denmark’s second largest lake, is nearby. The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, with its world class Modern Art collection and the UNECSO World Heritage site Kronborg Castle are easily reached.

Regular train services connect Fredensborg with all parts of Denmark.

Fredensborg enjoys excellent relationships with its other twin towns in Scandinavia and Germany.


www.habo.se                     Sweden

www.inga.fi                        Finland

www.Nittedal.kommune.no     Norway

www.paide.ee                     Estonia

Bad Berleburg, Germany

Click on the link below for more pictures of Fredensborg

Fredensborg Gallery