The most northerly point of Denmark, where the light, art and history all play their role between two seas. Outstanding scenery, gourmet restaurants bathing hotels and the golden Skagen houses all stimulate the senses.
With its wide-open spaces and the right ingredients for relaxing, the Kattegat coast is something special. The calm water along the east coast makes the beaches very child-friendly, and the coastline offers lots of authentic atmosphere in the charming seaside towns and villages.
Explore the 5 must-see attractions in the north of Denmark. Dip your toes in both seas at the same time, enjoy fantastic modern and historic artworks and savour every bite at the many fantastic restaurants! Where will you visit first?
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Kunsten Museum of Modern Art Aalborg
Kunsten is a modern art museum and an experience centre where the whole family can explore art and creativity.
Skagens Museum is a state-recognised Danish museum with the world's largest collection of works by the Skagen painters. The museum was founded in 1908 by artists P.S.
The Dune of Råbjerg Mile is the largest migrating dune in Denmark. You can’t avoid sand in your shoes after a trip in the “mile”, but in return you will be greeted by a sight you will not find anywhere else in Denmark’s beautiful nature.
You can easily get around the city by foot or public transport. There are excellent bus and train connections to the other parts of North Jutland, for example the direct train to Frederikshavn and Skagen. If you want to have your own car during your visit, car rental options are readily available at Aalborg Airport.
