At Grenen, the northernmost tip of Denmark, the Skagerrak and the Kattegat seas meet, and you can stand with a foot in each, watching the waves clash. The town of Skagen, with yellow houses, has a famous light that drew painters in the 19th century; see their work at the Skagens Museum.
Nearby, the Råbjerg Mile is a huge moving sand dune, and the Sand-Covered Church is a church tower poking out of the dunes. A tractor-pulled bus (the Sandormen) runs to the tip.
Denmark's second city has the ARoS art museum, topped by 'Your rainbow panorama', a circular glass walkway in all the colours of the rainbow, with vi…
A Renaissance castle on the narrowest point of the Øresund strait, where Danish kings collected tolls from passing ships.
The largest Renaissance castle in Scandinavia, built on three islands in a lake at Hillerød by King Christian IV.
One of the world's most loved art museums, in a series of low buildings set in a sculpture park on the coast north of Copenhagen, looking across the …
The original Legoland, opened in 1968 next to the Lego factory in Billund, with Miniland, a world of famous buildings made from millions of Lego bric…
A Renaissance castle built by King Christian IV in the early 1600s, in the King's Garden, Copenhagen's oldest park.
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