Eco-village Dyssekilde – architecture, community and alternative ways of living

Discover a different kind of village

Dyssekilde is surrounded by nature close to Torup and is home to almost 200 residents. The village features everything from terraced houses and self-built homes to experimental architecture using a variety of materials and building methods.

A walk through Dyssekilde offers an interesting insight into architecture and alternative ways of creating homes and village life. Community is an important part of Dyssekilde, with shared spaces, activities and initiatives playing a central role in everyday life.

Join a guided tour of Dyssekilde

If you would like to learn more about the ideas behind the village, join a guided tour. Hear the story of Dyssekilde’s development and learn about its architecture, building methods, choice of materials, energy solutions and community life.

Guided tours are available from April to October. See the Dyssekilde website for current dates, prices and practical information.

Explore Dyssekilde on your own

You are also welcome to visit Dyssekilde independently and take a walk through the village. Along the way, you can discover the many different houses and visit some of the local businesses and attractions.

Please remember that Dyssekilde is first and foremost a place where people live. Be considerate of residents and respect private areas.

Combine your visit with Torup

Stop by Taraxacum, the village’s organic shop, or enjoy a meal at Torup Spisehus. During summer, you can also visit Torup Market by Dyssekilde Station, where local producers sell food and other locally made products.