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   Fredericia (Danish pronunciation: [fʁeðəˈʁetɕæ]) is a town located in Fredericia Municipality in the southeastern part of the Jutland peninsula in Denmark. The city is part of the Triangle Region , which includes the neighbouring cities of Kolding and Vejle .

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3. www.visitfredericia.comWelcome to Fredericia | VisitFredericia

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   Fredericia is located in the heart of Nature Park Lillebælt, the largest nature park in Denmark. The fortress town of Fredericia is home to unique history, exciting culture and town life and great nature experiences by the sea. Find experiences, attractions and accommodation.

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   Things to Do in Fredericia, Denmark: See Tripadvisor's 5,932 traveler reviews and photos of Fredericia tourist attractions. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in June. We have reviews of the best places to see in Fredericia. Visit top-rated & must-see attractions.

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5. www.visitfredericia.com › historyFredericia's history is truly unique | Read more about the ...

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   Fredericia was founded by King Frederik 3 in 1650 as a royal fortification. Fredericia Ramparts, which encircle the town centre, are among the most well-preserved in northern Europe. Take a stroll on the mighty bastions between cannons and old town gates.

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   Fredericia (IPA: ['fʀɛðɐ̥ɪɕa]) is a medium-sized fortress town, founded in 1650 by Frederick III (after whom it was named) in the Fredericia municipality, eastern Jutland, Denmark. Understand.

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   How is Fredericia different from other Danish cities?

   • In contrast to other Danish cities, all streets in the old part of Fredericia are laid out in a grid. Still a garrison town, Fredericia is a rail junction with a large and varied manufacturing industry. The establishment of an oil industry in the 1960s extended the city’s industrial base.

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   Is Fredericia a city or city?

   • Fredericia was almost selected as the Danish capital, due to its central location and large port, but in the end, Copenhagen retained the title due to its larger population. There is no local airport in Fredericia. There are several nearby domestic and international airports in Aarhus, Billund, Esbjerg & Copenhagen.

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   What happened to Fredericia in 1650?

   • Until 1650, there was just a bare piece of swampy land where Fredericia lies today. After a number of unsuccessful wars, not least the Thirty-Year-War (1618-1648) in which Denmark once again found itself on the losing side, King Frederik III decided to take action, once and for all.

   The King's fortress town - Fredericia's history | VisitFredericia

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   Why was Fredericia a good place to live?

   • Fredericia was soon the home of Jews, Huguenot reformists from France, Catholics and other religious communities. All these privileges turned Fredericia into a veritable melting pot of inhabitants with many different backgrounds. As an additional benefit, the new European population introduced crops such as tobacco, wheat and potatoes.

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8. www.visitfredericia.com › turist › historieThe King's fortress town - Fredericia's history | VisitFredericia

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   Fredericia is a planned city with a grid structure and royal privileges, built as a fortification against wars and conflicts. Learn about its multicultural population, religious freedom, and the King's vision of a new capital city.

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   Fredericia, city and port, eastern Jutland, Denmark, on the Little Belt, there bridged to Fyn (Funen) island. Founded and chartered in 1650 by Frederick III as a fortress to defend Jutland, it enjoyed special privileges, including freedom of worship and exemption from taxes.