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Brink Nordic Farmhouse

The cute little farmhouse with half-timbered and thatched roof. A symbol of Denmark and Danish building traditions. Half-timbered houses are an old way of building houses from the 16th century, but the several half-timbered houses both in the city and in the countryside date from the 18th and 18th centuries. The roof on half-timbered houses can also vary from region to region, but it will typically be thatched. Materials: Silver-plated glass and metal cap. Dimensions: 4 x 5 cm

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The cute little farmhouse with half-timbered and thatched roof. A symbol of Denmark and Danish building traditions.  Half-timbered houses are an old way of building houses from the 16th century, but the several half-timbered houses both in the city and in the countryside date from the 18th and 18th centuries. The roof on half-timbered houses can also vary from region to region, but it will typically be thatched. Materials: Silver-plated glass and metal cap.  Dimensions: 4 x 5 cm

Danish Windmill · A shop with a story

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Mange Tak

“I love the hospitality of hygge you feel upon entering the Danish Windmill! A friendly staff, a thorough tour of the inner-workings of the windmill itself, and a shopping experience that has both traditional and modern Danish offerings — the Windmill appeals to all ages, and will have you saying, “Mange tak!” ”

— Mary P. | Kansas City, MO
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A Million Stars

“If I could give this place a million stars I would. It is an oasis in Iowa. Here you find an authentic 1848 Danish windmill brought over from Denmark and lot of interesting Danish and Viking cultural items, a fantastic gift shop with a huge selection and things you can't find anywhere else (like Aebelskiver cast iron pans!) and a friendly and knowledgeable staff. What more could you ask for? It's really worth it to make a stop here!”

— Patty Z. | Yelp

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Brink Nordic Farmhouse

The cute little farmhouse with half-timbered and thatched roof. A symbol of Denmark and Danish building traditions. Half-timbered houses are an old way of building houses from the 16th century, but the several half-timbered houses both in the city and in the countryside date from the 18th and 18th centuries. The roof on half-timbered houses can also vary from region to region, but it will typically be thatched. Materials: Silver-plated glass and metal cap. Dimensions: 4 x 5 cm

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