Hjallerup Market in Hjallerup
Hjallerup Market has run in this small North Jutland town since 1744, evolving from a general trading fair into what is now considered the largest horse market in Europe. Held over three days each early June, it draws more than two hundred thousand visitors and around twelve hundred horses, now managed by a community organization rather than a single innkeeper.
Hjallerup Market has been held in the small North Jutland town of Hjallerup since 1744, when landowner Jacob Severin secured permission to establish an inn there and relocated the existing Hundslund Market to the new location, laying the groundwork for what grew into one of Denmark's oldest and largest markets.