Top 38 things to do and attractions in Skagen

Wonderful surprise in middle of greenland. With nice sunny weather and strong wind we were like on Arrakis from Dune books/movies :-) It's really nicely photogenic place and the sand is everywhere, although the sand is not as fine as the one you can find on Sahara desert, but that is not a negative, just an observation. Plenty of fun especially for kids and dogs.

Climbing this enormous dune – one of the higher spots in otherwise flat Denmark – rewards you with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and the sea. Sitting on top of a dune in northern Denmark was not what I expected when planning our road trip, yet it turned out to be one of the most powerful experiences. As you watch the ever-changing scenery, with untamed sand trying to conquer the local vegetation, you realize that fighting nature is impossible. Nature always finds its way – and compared to it, we are so small. It is a deeply grounding feeling, mixing freedom, defiance, and strength. Absolutely stunning. I highly recommend stopping here, taking a quiet moment, and letting the power of the dune resonate within you – a force that follows its own path, no matter what.

A truly fascinating place — a stunning desert in the middle of nowhere that felt straight out of Dune! The vast white landscape, complete silence, and the feeling of complete isolation made it an unforgettable experience. We were the only ones there, and it felt almost otherworldly. Absolutely magical — we’ll definitely be back ✨

Amazing place of nature beauty. I recommend coming either in Avery early morning or off season, otherwise your experience may be impacted by the crowds.

A huge sand dune 14 km from Skagen. It felt like being in the desert. It takes about an hour to walk there and back. Good free parking, as well as toilets. It's a nice experience to go there.

Surreal! Very unexpected to find an actual and dune in Denmark. It really feels like a scene from a movie based in an African or Arabian desert. The sand is soft and clean. With a stop for an hour or so on the way to or from Skagen

The closest thing to a desert you can come to experience in Scandinavia. When walking here in this dune it is almost like walking in a mini Sahara. But climb one of the small hills and you are presented with at stunning view of the nearby area

Not bad, but it's only 5 rooms with mostly Danish explanation, there is very little on English, ticket is not worth it for such a fast seeing.

Interesting place to visit……shame to ponder on the reason for these bunkers to have been built in the first place. I’ve seen their like in Normandy and other places around the world but I don’t believe that the Skagen bunkers should still be here as they are an eyesore all covered in graffiti and bricked up. They overlook an excellent vista of 2 seas meeting and also a small seal colony on its beach.

Visiting this WWII medical bunker-turned-museum is a very interesting experience. It's not big, but there are a lot of info boards to read and it's definitely possible to take your time there if you're interested in WWII history. The restored office/barracks room and the letters from Montgomery about D-day were the most interesting exhibits for me. It's also possible to see numerous other bunkers along the shore nearby, which are slowly being reclaimed by the sea.

Pretty basic. Missing a good overview of the bunkers nearby. Lot from the D-day but is it relevant? Some nice info on the construction and a gun collection.

A great place to learn some history. Lots of genuine artifacts including an MG-42. Many bunkers to see here.

Contains several declassified Allied documents about Normandy and D-Day, in general, handful of Wehrmacht and Allied weapons. It's a quick visit, lacks information about the Skagen region of the Atlantic Wall. Value for money, if you are an WW-II enthusiast.

Great if you want to get to know more about skagen and what happened there

Where the North Sea meets the Baltic Unless you use the sand train it's a4km walk both ways but worth it, particularly if the tide is out

Baltic Sea on one side, North Sea on the other. How cool is that? Beware of the paid parking. It tales approx. 15-20 minutes to get to the tip of the shore, which is usually pretty crowded. There are also a couple of bunkers on the way. Highly recommended.

It was an amazing experience and quite memorable. I visited twice in two days both in the sunlight and rain. I really enjoyed by walking for one hour from the hotel to reach here and got the opportunity to explore the nature and landscape. Stunning view of grenen where the two seas meet each other.

Absolutely stunning place!! North tip of Denamrk where two seas - Skaggerak (North sea) and kattegat sea meet. It’s a good 15 10 mins from the parking area to get to the tip. We got to see a seal basking in the sun.

Stunning view where North Sea and Baltic Sea (Kattegat) meets- the northern tip of Denmark . On a clear day you could distinguish between the two different see with different colour of water- once in a lifetime experience! If you are lucky, you can also spot seals are laying around the sands. In this shallow reef, many bunkers (made by Germany during WW2) are in sight. There’s also bunker museum nearby. The walk to the tip where the two seas meet from the parking lot, is about 40 minutes hard walk in moving sand and strong wind. There’s a bus available : sandormen for elderly people/people with knee/leg problems.

Beautiful clean beach which is great for a walk and look at some sea creatures like jelly fish and star fish. Apart from that, not much to do here since you are prohibited from bathing due to currents and it's too windy and cold to just lie and enjoy the sun. NOTE: There is no public transport to get here from skagen train station, so you will either have to walk, rent a cycle or take a very expensive taxi.

Amazing views! 100% recommended as a life experience you'll never forget. There are hotels and restaurants in skagen, and a bus called sandormen, that can give you a lift over to the beach and back to the bus station, for about 35 kr. each person.

20kr for entrance and a good variety in the different artists exhibited :)

Amazing art pieces but in some areas there was a wired smell..

Free entrance, full of interesting, different and funny art stuff.

Nice place!

(Translated by Google) Incredibly fine art, especially by Axel Lind. The movement of the sea, very skillfully captured in the paintings. Great in other exhibitions. Definitely worth a visit. (Original) Otroligt fin konst, särskild av Axel Lind. Havets rörelse, mycket skickligt fångat i tavlorna. Jätte ina andra utställningar. Absolut värd ett besök.

(Translated by Google) Super sensual and exciting exhibition. (Original) Super sanselig og spændende udstilling.

(Translated by Google) Large beautiful gallery with very varied and fine art, both Danish and international. Recommended. Only NOK 20 for entry. (Original) Stort nydelig galleri m meget variert og fin kunst, både dansk og internasjonal. Anbefales. Kun kr 20 i entre.

A simple but cute and beautiful museum. I liked museums and art galleries, so it was important to go to the museum in Skagen. I saw the works that I had to see at the Skagen Museum and it remains a good memory to this day.

This museum was wonderful! Getting to see all of the beautiful pieces of art was just wonderful. Note that you won't be able to bring a bag with you and you'll have to put purses in a locker. I appreciated that they had free restrooms and they were nice and clean.

This museum surprised me. Beautiful galleries, great coffee and gift shop. Must visit in Skagen

Excellent exhibition of Dutch artists impressionist paintings. The museum displays the artwork beautifully. A real visual treat, learnt a lot about the Dutch artists.

Skagen is at the northern most point of where the North Sea and Baltic come together. Quaint city. This museum has some nice paintings.

The art was good but the museum could improve its wayfinding system. During my visit, I kept walking in circles because it wasn’t clear where to start or which way to go. I also couldn’t find an English version of the map at the ticket counter. In the restrooms, the male and female icons were designed quite similar. Although there were large portraits of male and female characters at the entrance to help indicate the rooms, some visitors might assume these are just decorations and rely only on the icons. I actually saw a man accidentally enter the women’s restroom. When he came out, he tried to point at the ladys’ icon as if I (female) was the one who had made the mistake, but then he realized it was actually his error — which the situation was awkward for both of us.🙄

Worth visiting. A interesting collection with a focus on impressionism. Well curated displays of paintings, sculptures, pottery on two levels. Well light rooms, good ventilation and seats can be found in most rooms to rest the legs. It was not crowded when we visited on a weekday afternoon. We could get tickets on the spot. There is a cafe at the back of the museum and a museum gift shop.

Very interesting site, short hike. It was fairly crowded and a bit of a wait to climb the tower. The tower is very narrow. Lots of barn swallows!

Stunning historical gem! The sand-buried church tower offers a unique glimpse into Skagen’s past. Scenic dune views, peaceful walk, and a cozy vibe. Perfect for history buffs! Highly recommend.

At this beautiful place I felt as if all my prayers and wishes of the soul were being heard. It carries a unique calm and strength. Seeing how the church withstands the forces of nature while slowly being swallowed by the sand filled me with both admiration and courage – it is a true symbol of resilience and faith. Only the tower remains today, as the rest of the church was completely buried by shifting sand dunes. Still, the spirit of history is alive here – the church was originally built in the 14th century and once ranked among the largest in the region. There is a parking area nearby, everything is well maintained and clean, including restrooms, which is a big plus. The place is easy to reach and the atmosphere at sunset is absolutely magical. 🌅 Highly recommended for anyone who wants to experience a touch of mystery and a deep connection with both nature and history.

Interesting historical landmark. It's free and you can climb up to the rafters and enjoy the view. Nice walking trails in the surrounding park as well.

If you are expecting to see sand half way up windows and doors you will be very disappointed. The tower is almost completely visible and main body of the church was actually demolished, not buried. It's a nice walk to a pretty tower but that's about it.

If you are travelling to Skagen, you should make a quick stop to see this small, but beautiful church!. Beautiiful photos are garanti and you get to see families of doves flying around too. If you go upstairs you 'll have a great view of the area through the church's windows. Keep in mind that the stairs going up, are not that many, but is a bit tight to go through them. Overall, this church is worth a visit!.

Den Tilsandede Kirke, or *The Sand-Covered Church*, in Skagen is one of those places that feels almost unreal — a hauntingly beautiful reminder of nature’s quiet power over human ambition. Standing alone amid rolling dunes and whispering pines, only the stark white tower remains visible today, rising like a ghost of the past above the sand that swallowed the rest of the structure centuries ago. The walk to the site through the windswept trails is peaceful and meditative, and as you approach the church, there’s an eerie stillness that makes you imagine the villagers once digging it out after each storm. It’s not just a historical landmark; it’s a story etched into the landscape — of resilience, loss, and the slow reclamation of human effort by nature. The site isn’t flashy or crowded, but that’s its charm — it’s raw, atmospheric, and strangely moving, especially during sunset when the light turns the dunes golden and the church tower glows softly like a relic of another era. Cryptic??? here you go 1_4m_th3_crypt1c_k1ng Well done!

Nice location just out of town with amazing views of the surrounding dunes and the North Atlantic Ocean and Baltic Sea.

The place with stunning views and amazing sight. Walk, run or just sit do whatever you want to do at such a superb place. Take a lot of pictures for your amazing memories. lovely houses with amazing beach views.

This is a replica built in 1958 (original was built in 1627). Worth stopping to see. Great view of the water, walking trails around the area.

A good old lighthouse primitive. Being a maritimer I find all maritime relevant contraptions interesting. It's interesting too see how maritime light signals were made and used in ancient times. Even though it's not much to wander about a quick stop won't hurt. Have a good one.

Nice place next to a supervised bathing beach with direct view to the roads of Skagen. Public toilette and garbage bins at beach entrance. Board walk for wheel chair access onto beach and even down to the water (at least in summer).

Amazing piece of history here. Oldest lighthouse in Denmark.

Impressive structure originally constructed back in 1627 of a Bascule light, this reconstruction was from 1958.

Beautiful. Great insight in the lives of some of the most famous Danish painters.

Lovely house/museum to visit, not just because of the paintings but also for the furniture and all the rest of the interiors. It nicely depicts the way people (fairly well-off people) lived back then.

Fantastic overview of the life of one of the great artists of Skagen and Denmark. Well worth a visit, as you can get a combination entrance ticket when visiting Skagen Museum.

Amazingly well preserved home. You can see how well it has been maintained.

Cozy. Full of life, untouched, warm and real. Art and real life are Mixed here. You can feel it. Just lovely.

Beautifull home of the famous painters family, Anchors. Will recommend a visit if you like historic painters and art.

The house was nice and atmospheric. The staff were helpful and knowledgeable

Beautiful church … history goes back to 14 century.

Cute church in this small city. Inside, you can leave a guest book and go in until 6 p.m. The wall painted sky blue is really pretty. I think it's not a large church, but rather a more beautiful one. A place that feels quiet and relaxed.

This is a lovely Lutheran Church in Skagen! I found it so interesting that the picture at the altar was the Christmas story. The baptismal font was beautiful! I love the little ships that hang in the sea churches. The crucifix was very interesting and I wish I knew the story behind it. If you're in Skagen, definitely check this church out!

We were so very blessed to attend a memorable Sunday service and coffee at this church. The volunteers, headed by Mrs Bodil Johansen, treated us complete strangers like close family. This unique, beautifully maintained, wonderful church is a must-visit stop on weekdays, and a spiritual home on Sunday mornings.

Beautiful little church, well worth a visit. Look for the boat models hanging inside

Nice place in the centre of Skagen.

... beautiful church, the interior is simple but nice. boats hanging from the ceiling is a nice touch. if you wander in the streets, you won't miss it as the tower can be seen on the streets.

A very charming privately run museum. You can tell the two people running this are really passionate about the topics covered here, be it geology or marine wildlife. Happily answered all of our questions! And while some of the signage is indeed only in Danish, they do have handouts in English and German. Definitely a recommendation!

(Translated by Google) The trip from the museum is a huge experience. Just been with Poul behind råbjergmile. Poul was able to capture the interest of the 2-year-old, the 75-year-old and everything in between with his knowledge of the dune landscape, the mile and råbjerg stones., can be highly recommended, book a ticket for some activities otherwise not necessary, see the website. (Original) Turen fra museet er en kæmpe oplevelse. Har lige været med Poul bag råbjergmile. Poul kunne fange interessen hos den 2 årige ,den på 75 og alt derimellem med sin viden om klitlandskabet, milen og råbjerg stene., kan stærkt anbefales, book billet til nogle aktiviteter ellers ikke nødvendigt, se hjemmesiden.

(Translated by Google) Nice little amateur museum with three rooms with stuffed animals and rocks and a committed owner. The one star is because we participated in the shark dissection event. The owner used a dogfish for this, which is on both the Danish and European red lists of endangered species. The dogfish cannot therefore be bought in Denmark. But the Museum imports them from a country that does not respect the list, because the owner does not believe it is endangered. 'Stupid politicians have adopted the list, but go home and eat caviar afterwards', said the owner. My jaw dropped. Regardless of whether Poul was smarter than Danish and European marine biologists, you should not teach children that you should not comply with fishing bans. The history of our predation on the ocean's resources was conspicuously absent. An otherwise obvious opportunity, when you teach children about such an amazing and vulnerable animal as the dogfish, which lives to 70 years and gives birth to live young. The owner was proud that he did not receive public funds. I'm actually glad he doesn't. (Original) Fint lille amatør-museum med tre rum med udstoppede dyr og sten og en engageret ejer. Den ene stjerne skyldes, at vi deltog i eventet med dissektion af haj. Ejeren brugte til dette en pighaj, der er på både dansk og europæisk rødliste over truede dyrearter. Pighajen kan derfor ikke købes i Danmark. Men Museet importerer dem fra et land, der ikke respekterer listen, fordi ejeren ikke mener, den er truet. 'Dumme politikere har vedtaget listen, men går hjem og spiser kaviar bagefter', sagde ejeren. Min kæbe hang på brystet. Uanset om Poul skulle være klogere end danske og europæiske havbiologer, så skal man ikke lære børn, at man ikke skal efterkomme fangstforbud. Historien om vores rovdrift på havets ressourcer var påfaldende fraværende. En ellers oplagt lejlighed, når men lærer børn om så fantastisk og sårbart dyr som pighajen, der bliver 70 år og føder levende unger. Ejeren var stolt over, at han ikke modtog offentlige midler. Det er jeg egentlig glad for, at han ikke gør.

(Translated by Google) A museum of all times with a fantastic collection of many beautiful birds and other animals. In addition, the adventure tour in Råbjerg Mile was really exciting, where Poul talked very enthusiastically about everything we saw on the tour. (Original) Alletiders museum med en fantastisk samling af mange flotte fugle og andre dyr. Herudover var oplevelsesturen i Råbjerg Mile virkelig spændende, hvor Poul fortalte meget engageret om alt hvad vi så på turen.

(Translated by Google) Nice little museum with peace to immerse oneself and become curious. An impressive amount of information in very little space. (Original) Skønt lille museum med ro til at fordybe sig og blive nysgerrig. Imponerende meget information på meget lidt plads.

(Translated by Google) We participated in the dissection of a dogfish shark, and it was very interesting to be a part of. Both children and adults learned something from that part. A nice little museum on the outskirts of Skagen. (Original) Vi deltog til dissektion af en pighaj, og det var vældig interessant at være en del af. Både børn og voksne lærte noget den del. Et hyggeligt lille museum i udkanten af Skagen.

(Translated by Google) We had some great experiences with the guided tours from the Museum of Natural History. Poul is a fantastic nature guide, so the activities through the museum are highly recommended. The picture is of a carnivorous plant at Råbjerg Mile, which Poul told about on the trip. We couldn't get enough, so we went to most of the activities that the museum offers during the week. The museum itself has a huge collection of stuffed animals and finds from the past. Definitely five stars from here. (Original) Vi fik nogle super gode oplevelser med de guidede ture fra Naturhistorisk musuem. Poul er en fantastisk naturvejleder, så aktiviteterne gennem museet kan varmt anbefales. Billedet er en kødædende plante ved Råbjerg Mile, som Poul fortalte om på turen. Vi kunne ikke få nok, så vi tog med til de fleste af de aktiviteter som museet tilbyder i løbet af en uge. Selve museet har en enorm samling af udstoppede dyr og fund fra fortiden. Helt sikkert fem stjerner herfra.

The marina harbour of Skagen is very beautiful. The colourful of boats and small old buildings around the harbour compliments each other which made it looks beautiful. There are many things going on here particularly nice restaurants and bars which is very pleasant to eat in the area. Many restaurant of choices which fantastic vibes. There are also boutiques shop in the area too which convenient for shopping.

Used as a motorhome stopover. Busy fishing port and good to match the fleet arrive and depart. Parked next to a few fish restaurants, excellent and a short stroll to the town centre

The town of Skagen is beautiful and definitely worth a visit. Unfortunately, our experience at Skagen Marina was very disappointing. During our stay, several boats played extremely loud music from midday until late in the evening. It was impossible to sleep or even relax. As the day went on and people got drunk, the situation only got worse. What surprised us most was that nobody from the marina staff reacted or tried to handle the noise problem. For us, this made the stay frustrating and unpleasant. Sadly, we will not return to this marina.

Very quaint fishing village with super trawers.

A nice and friendly marina, with all the bits and bobs. Many fellow sailors, good restaurants and water holes. Can get a little crowdy in the summer holiday.

Beautiful place that is not only a marina but also an important fishing port. There are many nice shopping options as well many seafood restaurants. Art gallery are great to see. There is in the same site a quite important boat yard were fishing boat are getting repared which bring a little negative side to have these two industry not really connected together.

Skagen is a nice harbour. They have most necessities, and it's a short walk to the "city centre". It's not very expensive to Dock your boat here for a few days, but be prepared to squeeze it into a crowded harbour or have a lot of neighbours as this is a very popular place in summer time.

Very cool but it just wasn't for me, really. I think I would have appreciated it more if I knew more of the history. For someone really into Drachmann I'm sure this would have been incredible. Far better vibes than Ancher Hus though.

Well worth a visit, but not as much to see and not as big as Ancher's house

A key location for one of the greatest men in Danish literature and art in general. But the presentation of the artefacts is extremely limited, so you have to figure out for yourself what you're looking at.

Definitely a must when in Skagen.

Welll done. If you are aDrachman pretty fan, you will love this space. It's up close and personal. You literally can reach out and touch the man's life, but DON'T. It's like Drachmann just left the home and will be back within the hour. Thank you Skagen!! You are a lovely people.

Small getaway place to visit a great Danish poets last resort

The staff was very helpful and he knew a lot. Impressive.

At the entrance, there are tendy bears that you can buy, and then you are proceeding inside to the cashier where you pay 50 kr. It is something different from the usual. It has a large variety of tendy bears, and they inform you about their history.

What a cool Teddy museum. Kids loved it and was impressed by the wide selection of teddy’s on display and reading about the history of Teddy. There’s an outside courtyard and a cafe close by.

Spend a cosy hour here looking at all kinds of teddy bears in various tableaus. Including lot of teddy bear history. It's not impressive by any means, but very nice for a rainy day or younger children.

The cutest museum ever. So many different teddy bears in so many different scenarios! Definitely worth a visit

Very nice place , but 80 krona is too much..

Charming way to spend an hour in the heart of Skagen. Obviously passionate about their hobby and the stories behind the worlds favourite toy.

The Teddy Bear museum is a nice museum to visit with your children. It shows the teddy bear history, and there is a nice variety of teddy bears.

I was here, nice place

Old white tower, not longer usable. Would recommend to spend time otherwhere.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful historic lighthouse that you have to take a look at. Attention: You actually have to pay a cash entrance fee here, which we would have liked to do, but we never got any in Denmark because we didn't need anything until now. Mysterious because you can otherwise pay for everything by card, so just be careful and take cash with you. In fact, because we didn't have anything with us, my wife didn't have to pay anything, which we thought was great. Greetings and thank you very much for that 👍🏼 (Original) Schöner Historischer Leuchtturm den man sich mal angucken muss. Achtung: Tatsächlich muss man hier mal Bar Eintritt zahlen, hätten wir auch gern getan, aber haben nie welches in Dänemark einstecken, da wir bisher nix brauchten. Mysteriös, da man sonst alles mit Karte zahlen kann, also einfach Aufpassen und Bargeld mitnehmen. Tatsächlich brauchte meine Frau, weil wir nichts dabei hatten, garnichts zahlen, was wir wieder super spitze fanden. Lg und vielen Dank dafür 👍🏼

(Translated by Google) When visiting Vippefyret, we cycled past the White Lighthouse. Unfortunately it was closed so we didn't get up to admire the view. The White Lighthouse took over after the Vippe Lighthouse in 1747. In 1816 the lighthouse was raised and the open lighthouse basket was covered with a signal lantern. The lighthouse was in use until 1858, when it was replaced by the Skagen lighthouse or, colloquially, Det Grå Fyret, (Original) Ved besøk av Vippefyret syklet vi forbi det Hvite Fyret. Var dessverre stengt så vi kom oss ikke opp for å beundre utsikten. Det Hvite fyret overtok etter Vippefyret i 1747. I 1816 ble fyret hevet og den åpne fyrkurven ble dekket med en signallykt. Fyret var i bruk til 1858 da det ble erstattet av Skagen fyr eller på folkemunne Det Grå Fyret,

(Translated by Google) Historic lighthouse of Skagen unfortunately it was not open when we were there (Original) Historischer Leuchtturm von Skagen leider war er nicht offen als wir dort waren

(Translated by Google) A very welcoming little lighthouse where we had the chance to see a magnificent photo exhibition and climb to the top for free. (Original) Petit phare très chaleureux où nous avons eu la chance de voir une magnifique exposition de photo et de monter au sommet gratuitement

(Translated by Google) The old white lighthouse is actually a brick building. A cozy bench at the base. (Original) Der alte Leuchtturm in weiß ist eigentlich ein Backsteingebäude. Gemütlich Bank am Fuße.

Nice course, but a lot of the paths were crossing each other, so there will be some waiting time.

Overall nice and different types of holes. Holes sometimes goes into each other and be aware of people and bicycles. But highly recommended!

Good fun, big course and a high difficulty, but you need the UDisc app to navigate the holes

I am here from San Diego and happened to find this course. Had a good time.

Great course, varying terrain and good challenge.

Best DG club in dk and a fine course

Great place, worthy to visit.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent. A beautiful book and very, very interesting content to learn about Danish painting of the 19th/20th (Original) Magnifica. Un ibdret preciós i un contingut molt, molt interessant per conèixer la pintura danesa del XIX/XX

(Translated by Google) Quite an interesting and nice exhibition (Original) Ret interessant og fin udstilling

Very beautiful glass and ceramic items as well as painting 🪷

Querky and pricy. Nice art tho

(Translated by Google) Fantastic place with a super nice and huge selection of many different artists and with a lovely high level of service and fast service 😍 (Original) Fantastisk sted med et super flot og kæmpe stort udvalg af mange forskellige kunstnere og med en dejlig høj serviceniveau og hurtig betjening 😍

(Translated by Google) A well-located gallery with works that speak to you, touch you, and move you. Different artists are exhibited, each with their own personality and medium of expression. (Original) Galerie bien située, avec des oeuvres qui savent vous parler, vous toucher, vous émouvoir. Différents artistes sont exposés avec chacun leur personnalité et leur support d’expression

(Translated by Google) Lovely cozy gallery right in the pedestrian zone in Skagen with both local and national artists. The art ranges widely from paintings in naturalistic to modern and more abstract styles, there is also glass art. There are good parking options and a public toilet just 300 meters away. It is not big but the quality is top notch. The service is friendly, conversational and accommodating. (Original) Dejligt hyggeligt galleri lige i gågaden i Skagen med både lokale og nationale kunstnere. Kunsten spænder vidt fra malerier i naturalistisk til moderne og mere abstrakt stil, der er i øvrigt også glaskunst. Der er gode parkeringsmuligheder og offentligt toilet bare 300 meter derfra. Det er ikke stort men kvaliteten er i top. Betjeningen er venlig dialogsøgende og imødekommende.

(Translated by Google) A nice gallery with many things to look at (Original) Ett trevlig galleri med många saker att se på

(Translated by Google) Cozy gallery with many exciting things...house to look in the backyard (Original) Hyggeligt galleri med mange spænde ting...hus at kikke i baghaven

The nature center doesn't really deserve its name at the moment. There is an incoherent art exhibition in the corridors, a whole section of advertising (greenwashing?) from the sponsors, but unfortunately very, very little information about the flora and fauna of the region. Many opportunities are not used here. The small and free nature center in Vorupør, for example, does a much better job. Too bad for the town of Skagen.

It has a very diverse collection, wit expositions by local artists, combined with nature education, you have to go and check out the house owl at reception, it is amazing. Frome here a few trails start in an amazing area, an undiscovered gem, so close to big volume tourists at the tip, 30 minute walk from the northeast point of Danmark. Kind and knowledgeable staff

Good informative value in their stands and from their guides about the flora and fauna og this particular and special area in Denmark. The artgallery currently stands as a rather odd extension og the museum. The museum itself really needs to up its visibility. Not even a proper roadsign outside the museum is present currently, so a fair few potential customers are probably passing it unknowingly.

Nice

Unfortunately we was not visiting inside. But looks good and some kind of art center.

Beautiful design of the building complex is worth a visit alone. Why not cycle there and take in the scenery.

The architeckture by utzon is interesting, the collection not that much

We arrived as part of a cruise, otherwise it is doubtful whether this town is particularly worth visiting

(Translated by Google) Nice place, spacious with very stylish architecture. (Original) Netter Platz, weiträumig mit sehr stilvoller Architektur.

(Translated by Google) Memorial stone for 8 rescuers who gave their lives on Christmas Day 1862 when the brig Draphnes sank outside Skagen. (Original) Minnestein over 8 redningsmenn som satte livet til 3. juledag 1862 da briggen Draphnes forliste utenfor Skagen.

(Translated by Google) Quiet, beautiful place, nice asphalt road a little way in, free, no waiting but for contemplation (Original) Stille smukt sted fin asfalt vej et stykke ind, gratis ingen ventetid men til fordybelse

(Translated by Google) Impressively high dunes with a great view from Skagen to Frederickshavn. Paved hiking trails with color markings are available and can be hiked. (Original) Eindrucksvoll hohe Dünen mit einer tollen Aussicht von Skagen bis Frederickshavn. Befestigte Wanderwege mit Farbmarkierungen sind vorhanden und können erwandert werden.

(Translated by Google) We thought we would get to a mile long beach, but it was more than a mile to go to the beach 😅 We actually never got to the beach because there were endless sand dunes on the way, but it didn't matter. The walk from the parking lot, down to the dunes was great, through low growth mixed forest and the dunes were mighty endlessly large and very beautiful to walk through. (Original) Vi trodde vi skulle komma till en, en mil lång strand, men det var mera en mil att gå till stranden 😅 Vi kom faktiskt aldrig fram till stranden för det var oändligt med Sanddynor på vägen, men det gjorde inget. Promenaden från parkeringen, ner till dynerna var jättefin, genom lågväxt blandskog och dynerna var mäktiga oändligt stora och jättevackra att vandra igenom.

(Translated by Google) Very pretty sand dune near the Sankt Laurenti Kirke church. Be careful on the path we came across a dune viper. (Original) Très joli Dune de sable proche de l'église Sankt laurenti Kirke. Faire attention sur le chemin nous avons croisé une vipère des dunes.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic landscape (Original) Traumhafte Landschaft

(Translated by Google) A very, very nice place, only accessible on foot but really great (Original) Ein sehr sehr schöner Platz, nur zu Fuß erreichbar aber wirklich toll

(Translated by Google) Great dune landscape, ideal for long walks. (Original) Tolle Dünenlandschaft, ideal für ausgedehnte Spaziergänge.

(Translated by Google) This is an absolutely magical place. Cycled 19 km here just to think I had ended up in Africa's very Sahara 😱. It was a prank, a nice Danish father of three spoke gibberish to me so I knew I was in the right place. Recommended to say the least (Original) Dette er et helt magisk sted. Sykla 19 km hit bare for å tro at jeg hadde havnet i Afrikas selveste Sahara 😱. Det var prank, en hyggelig dansk far av tre snakket gibberish til meg så jeg visste jeg var på rett sted. Anbefaler på det mildeste

(Translated by Google) Fantastic, this untouched nature, an experience (Original) Traumhaft, diese unberührte Natur, ein Erlebnis

Old watertower where you can have an overview of most of the city. Will recommend a visit. 10 DKK per adult and 5 DKK per child.

Great tower. Cheaper than the Lightfire.

definitely worth the small free to climb the 120 steps to the top of the water tower, great panoramic views ok skagen!

Shakespeare is lying. Im telling you, don't listen to him. Its all fake

Can easily see the whole of skagen

(Translated by Google) Fantastic view over the city, many stairs up which are a bit steep and a narrow little round staircase at the end. The price to get in is cheap. Children 5 kr adults 15 kr (Original) Fantastisk flot udsigt udover byen, mange trapper op som er lidt stejle og en smal lille rund trappe til sidst. Prisen for og komme ind er billig. Børn 5 kr voksne 15 kr

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful. Great view from above. Beautiful city. (Original) Очень красиво. Прекрасный обзор сверху. Красивый город

A hill with a view. Lovely hike or bike track around it

Very nice lookout spot. To the north is Skagen, to the west, Højen(Gl. Skagen), and the rest is a view over the plantation, and you are even able to see the sanded church from here.

Nice place. The wiew is magnificent. Can see both ways. East and West sea.

Nice place near to beach.good free accommodation for camping

(Translated by Google) Great place with a good view. But as a bird watcher, you have to be reasonably good to be able to identify them as they will often be at a great distance. (Original) Flot sted med en god udsigt. Men som fuglekigger skal du være rimelig god for at kunne artsbestemme dem da de ofte vil være på stor afstand.

(Translated by Google) Sit on the bench, breathe and enjoy the view, if you are lucky you will see birds of prey around you (Original) Sæt dig på bænken, træk vejret og nyd udsigten, hvis du er heldig ser du rovfugle omkring dig

(Translated by Google) Beautiful view not far from the parking lot (Original) Flot udsigt ikke langt fra p-pladsen

One of the nicest and most detailed museum I have ever seen. Very well looked after and thought out. I was also amazed about the kids area. I would've liked to stay and play there myself too! We will be back for sure and I would recommend it to everyone.

This a wonderful local museum. I enjoyed the stories it tells of the town's maritime history and fishing trade. Anyone with a sense of history will enjoy what this museum had to offer. Plus, it just a short walk from Drachmans hus and the town center.

It looks great but couldnt catch opening time Wants to visit 🤞🏼

Very friendly staff! The museum itself has a lot to see which connects to the history of Skagen.

Museum showcases mostly old days of fisherman and various pieces of history in relation to ferries and ship wrecks. It costs 110 kr per person and u can visit kystmuseet in skagen, and two other places with this ticket within a week or so. U will also be provided with an audio guide tool which on scanning on various points in museum will play relevant audios accordingly. You have to return it when you leave the museum. There are some cool antiques in this museum but i didn't find it that interesting. May be other kystmuseet might be. It's like an ok place to visit if you are in skagen, but wouldn't say it's something u should be visiting if you are in skagen.

You need a good map, and be prepared to walk to see this area properly.

Exciting display, lots of details you wouldn't have imagined. Maritime memorial boards and rescue services on display as well. Well worth a visit.

The most beautiful sunset I’ve seen in my life !

Nice place/spot to watch the sunset. Overall, the place is great with a big view over the West while standing on the beach. Lovely! But be in time, parking is very limited here, unless you can walk a while. Even the handicap spots are taken by those who don't need it.

Nice place but not sure why people congregate here when there are so many other places to see the sunset in Skagen (see photos).

Lovely sunset spot with reflective discs on the prom enhancing the image. Quite busy.

The most beautiful place to watch the sunset, and buy ice cream

Nice scenery. Lots of people come and watch the sunset. Parking space is really scarce.

Icecream for dessert to a classic sunset. The notorious applause at the end turned out to be true.. ;)

Interesting museum for vessels and engines lovers. It will take you through the entire history of engines progression. There is also a small collection of cars and bikes that you can explore. But it’s mainly engines engines and engines

Heaps of old engines, motorbikes and cars. Most in going condition. Needs more interpretive information but will be much better when it moves into the new purpose built building.

This place is amazing! It’s like a year-round indoor thresheree! We saw several engines running and more that looked ready to run. Everything from 19th century steam to 21st century motorcycles, and 1.5 hp outboards up to a big old marine inboard in a cutaway ship-hull. They even had Briggs & Stratton, Evinrude, and Fairbanks Morse Model T engines from back home in Wisconsin!

Accompanied by the sound of seagulls flying high above you and the sound of an old ship engine i indulged a huge beef sandwich and 1/2 liter cold beer Sitting there at the 'Maskinrummet museum' overlooking the busy harbour i felt this was the perfect place to relax after a visit inside the museum. The grillbar serves hotdogs, burgers and pommes frites. To drink you can have soft drinks, chocolate milk and beer. Priced very fairly i very highly recommend a visit. The price for the special danish delicasy, the 'beef sandwich' is the best in town and so is the taste of it. The museum is a must see if you are interested in ships, motorbikes, car and engines. My highest recommendations goes to this place.

Excellent display of stationary engines in one building and vintage cars and motorbikes in another. The coffee and pastry was a welcome bonus.

Great place to see for kids and adults. Tons of old machines, gas, steam und diesel. We were very excited, our kids liked it and we enjoyed our stay very much. The museum is very well maintained, clean und you can see it is done with love and passion. We want to thank the owners for the nice stay.

Very cool museum! This is an extremely short walk from pier 9 (<10 minutes). The museum is full of old engines, cars, motorcycles and boats. Great for any gear head because they have cheap food and beer which you can eat and drink within the museum. They have outdoor seating and a couple lounge spots inside where you can sit and drink while admiring some of the maritime history. To walk around the whole museum probably took about 60-90 minutes. They rotate which engines are running and you can ask them to start certain engines. Pros- 1. Lots of engine history and large diversity of antique cars, engines,boats, tools 2. Cheap tickets, food and beer 3. Free wifi, coffee and bathrooms (very clean) 4. Very friendly and helpful staff 5. Plenty of parking Cons- 1. NOT handicap friendly (narrow aisles, steep stairs and no elevators, most of the museum you might be able to fit a wheel chair) 2. NOT children friendly (lots of running live equipment which fingers can get stuck in) 3. No translations- only danish! Definitely worth the stop!

Impressive collection on early 20th century art. Raw and visceral. Highly recommended!

(Translated by Google) The funnest and most interesting gallery/museum/collection/workshop I have visited in a long time. (Original) Det sjoveste og mest interessante galleri/museum/samling/værksted jeg har besøgt længe.

(Translated by Google) Among the countless art exhibitions on Skagen Odde, the Skagen Kunsthal stands out in particular. Gorm Spaabæk is a passionate artist, art lover/collector, and a very personable host. The exhibition, workshop, and private rooms merge seamlessly, demonstrating his dedication once again. Anyone who takes the time for a chat—and I highly recommend it—will gain profound insights. The seemingly endless and incredible variety of exhibits even brought my wife to her knees :-). 5 stars and truly worth a visit! (Original) Neben all den unzähligen Kunstaustellungen auf Skagen Odde, sticht die Skagen Kunsthal besonders hervor. Gorm Spaabæk ist ein leidenschaftlicher Künstler, Kunstliebhaber/ -sammler und sehr sympathischer Gastgeber. Ausstellung, Werkstatt und Privaträume verschmelzen, und zeigen einmal mehr seine Hingabe. Wer sich die Zeit für ein Gespräch nimmt, und das kann ich nur empfehlen, wird tiefe Einblicke erhalten. Die scheinbar grenzenlose und unglaubliche Abwechselung der Ausstellungstücke, hat meine Frau sogar auf die Knie gezwungen :-). 5 Sterne und wirklich einen Besuch wert!

(Translated by Google) Very special experience. A lot of art in the middle of privacy. A good host and interesting stories. (Original) Meget speciel oplevelse. En masse kunst midt i privaten. En god vært og interessante historier.

(Translated by Google) Nice place to visit to see lots of modern art in Skagen. Hundreds of renowned Danish and foreign artists hang from floor to ceiling. (Original) Fint sted at besøge for at se masser af moderne kunst i Skagen. Hundredevis af anerkendte danske og udenlandske kunstnere hænger fra gulv til loft.

(Translated by Google) Nice alternative art exhibition 👍 (Original) Fin alternativ kunstudstilling 👍

(Translated by Google) SUPER ENVIRONMENT AND ATMOSPHERE (Original) SUPER MILJØ OG STEMNING

Expensive for what it is. The courses are somewhat repetitive. No staff present on site. Otherwise fun if you go in a large group.

(Translated by Google) Good, exciting, fun and challenging course. (Original) God, spændende, sjov og udfordrende bane.

(Translated by Google) Cozy place with lots of space. The courses were ok and easy to get to and pay for. (Original) Hyggeligt sted med masser af plads. Banerne var ok og nemt at komme til og betale for.

(Translated by Google) We played with 4 adults and one child. We had a lot of fun. It is highly recommended. (Original) Wir haben mit 4 Erwachsenen und einem Kind gespielt. Wir hatten ordentlich Spaß. Es ist sehr zu empfehlen.

(Translated by Google) Well-maintained and at the same time natural surroundings. We greeted the owner who looked after the pitches. He gave us a few tips on the way and told us a little about the place. Easy self-service and nice scorecards. Varying courses and challenges. Fun activity. We had a blast. (Original) Velholdte og samtidig naturlige omgivelser. Vi hilste på ejeren, der så til banerne. Han gav os et par fif med på vejen og fortalte lidt om stedet. Nem selvbetjening og fine scorekort. Varierende baner og udfordringer. Sjov aktivitet. Vi havde det skægt.

(Translated by Google) Fun family activity. Right to go to. Costs NOK 100. Payment can be made with mobilePay. Can buy beer/water. There are trolleys you can take around for bags etc. Can be recommended. (Original) Sjov familieaktivitet. Lige til at gå til. Koster 100,- . Der kan betales med mobilePay. Kan købes øl/vand. Der er trækvogne man kan tage med rundt til tasker mv. Kan anbefales.

(Translated by Google) Super good family activity (Original) Super god familie aktivitet

(Translated by Google) Cozy little gallery, with changing exhibitions of different art forms. Right in the center of Skagen (Original) Hyggeligt lille galleri, med skiftende udstillinger af forskellige kunstarter. Lige i Skagen centrum

(Translated by Google) It is an exciting place to exhibit an artist's works, - and centrally located (Original) Det er et spændende sted at udstille en kunstners værker, - og centralt beliggende

(Translated by Google) Fantastic exhibition (Original) Fantastisk udstilling

(Translated by Google) Fun (Original) Sjov

(Translated by Google) Lots of stuff (Original) Masser af ting

Okay

(Translated by Google) My dear wife and I have now visited Galleri Skagen many times. We have bought several beautiful paintings from Gitte. We enjoy coming to her Gallery. And the service doesn't get any better. Can only recommend others to stop by the Gallery. (Original) Min kære hustru og jeg har efterhånden besøgt Galleri Skagen mange gange. Vi har købt flere flotte malerier ved Gitte. Vi nyder at komme i hendes Galleri. Og betjeningen fåes ikke bedre. Kan kun anbefale andre at lægge vejen forbi Galleriet.

(Translated by Google) Was on a weekend trip in Skagen, and fell head over heels for this painting. Which I just had to bring home to Jutland. Got the story of how it came to be from Gitte, who makes the painting more personal ❤️ (Original) Var på weekend tur i Skagen ,og faldt pladask for dette maleri. Som jeg bare måtte have med hjem til Jylland. Fik historien hvordan det blev til af Gitte ,som gør maleriet mere personligt ❤️

(Translated by Google) I've fallen in love a bit with the nice pictures of Skagen, I've bought a small one for 4 years in a row, next year I'll have one of the bigger pictures😊👍🎨 (Original) Jeg har jo forelsket mig lidt i de fine skagensbilleder, har 4 år i træk købt et lille et, næste år skal jeg have et af de større billeder😊👍🎨

(Translated by Google) My husband and I visited the Skagen gallery and fell for all the beautiful pictures. We have received such good and personal service throughout. And love has really been put into this picture. Only good recommendations from here 🙂 (Original) Min mand og jeg besøgte Skagen galleri, og faldt for alle de flotte billeder. Vi har fået så god og personlig service hele vejen igennem. Og der er virkelig lagt kærlighed i dette billede. Kun gode anbefalinger herfra 🙂

(Translated by Google) Gitte is super skilled at creating the most delicious light in her pictures. And it's just an added bonus that talking to her is an experience, I always leave in a slightly better mood than when I arrived. (Original) Gitte er superdygtig til at lave det lækreste lys i sine billeder. Og så er det jo bare en ekstra bonus, at det er en oplevelse at snakke med hende, jeg går altid derfra i lidt bedre humør end da jeg kom.

(Translated by Google) These are really beautiful pictures from Skagen. Seeing the lovely pictures puts you in a good mood. Our friends and family are also absolutely delighted with the pictures. The place can really be recommended. It is a wonderful experience. (Original) Det er virkelig skønne billeder fra skagen . Man bliver i godt humør af at se de dejlige billeder. Vores venner og familie er også helt vold med billederne. Stedet kan virkelig anbefales. Det er en dejlig oplevelse.

(Translated by Google) Nice gallery, you are always welcomed and you are happy to get a story about the pictures. In addition, there is often an exciting guest artist in the gallery. (Original) Dejligt galleri, man bliver altid taget godt imod og får gerne en historie om billederne. Desuden er der ofte en spændende gæstekunstner i galleriet.

(Translated by Google) Very exciting and not true. (Original) Meget spændende og intesandt.

(Translated by Google) Loved Sonja (Original) Elskede Sonja

(Translated by Google) Stone sculpture "Cave Canem" (beware of the dog) by Henrik Starcke in 1970. The sculpture is called the Cement Dog or the Stone Dog because its surface consists of large flint stones that are embedded in cement. The dog is 2 meters long and 1.70 meters tall. The sculpture was erected on the occasion of the merger of Nørresundby, Sundby-Hvorup and Egholm. It was the Bank for Nørresundby and the Region that donated 100,000 DKK for the purpose in 1968. The artist Henrik Starcke had found inspiration for the sculpture in the ancient Roman Empire. During excavations in Pompeii and Ostia, mosaics with motifs of large, fierce guard dogs and with the short but telling warning: Cave Canem have been found in front of the ruins of several wealthy villas. Watch out for the dog The sculpture was originally located on the bridge landing in Nørresundby, looking towards Aalborg. A necessary traffic diversion meant that the dog was, after a local vote, moved to Lindholm Strandpark in 1995. The sculpture was unveiled on September 4, 1970, and gave rise to some debate about whether the dog was linked to a proposal to merge the municipalities of Nørresundby and Aalborg. At the unveiling, the bank handed the dog over to the Nørresundby Cultural Committee, who passed it on to councilman Hans Brusgaard, who represented the new Storaalborg. He thought it could very well be seen as a symbol of the new municipality. In any case, it suits the area and the nature and the strength of the Vendel residents. Not everyone in Nørresundby was in favor of the city losing its independence, and they did not mind having a somewhat rough dog standing as a warning to the municipality to the south. (Original) Stenskulptur "Cave Canem" (pas på hunden) udført af Henrik Starcke i 1970. Skulpturen kaldet Cementhunden eller Stenhunden, fordi dens overflade består af store flintesten, der er muret ind i cement. Hunden er 2 meter lang og 1,70 høj. Skulpturen er opstillet i anledningen af sammenlægningen af Nørresundby, Sundby-Hvorup og Egholm. Det var Banken for Nørresundby og Omegn, der i 1968 skænkede 100.000 kr. til formålet. Kunstren Henrik Starcke havde fundet inspiration til skulpturen i den gamle romerske rige. Ved udgravningen i Pompeii og Ostia har man foran ruinerne af flere stor rigmandsvillaer stødt på mosaikker med motiver af store bidste vogterhunde og med den korte, men sigende advarsel: Cave Canem. Pas på hunden Skulpturen var oprindeligt placeret på brolandingen i Nørresundby med blikket rettet mod Aalborg. En nødvendig omlægning af trafikken betød, at hunden blev, efter en lokal afstemning, flyttet til Lindholm Strandpark i 1995. Afsløring af skulpturen fandt sted d. 4. september 1970, og gav anledning til noget debat om hunden blev kædet sammen med et forslag om en sammenlægning af Nørresundby og Aalborg kommuner. Ved afsløringen overdrog banken hunden til Nørresundby kulturudvalg, der gav den videre til rådmand Hans Brusgaard, der repræsenterede den nye Storaalborg. Han fandt, at den udmærket kunne opfattes som et varetegn for den nye storkommune. I hvert fald passer den til egnen og naturen og vendelboernes kraft. Ikke alle i Nørresundby var indstillet på at byen mistede sin selvstændighed og de havde ikke noget imod, at have en lidt barsk hund stående som en advarsel til storkommunen mod syd.