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

This was our second visit to this beautiful part of Denmark. We arrived by cruise ship in to the stunning town of Skagen. Grenen is a must see when in the area. We hired bikes from Skagen and cycled out to where the gift and cafe shop is and walked the rest of the way along the beach to where the two seas meet. Magical place.

An unforgettable experience — Grenen, where two seas meet, is truly one of nature’s wonders. Watching the waves from the North Sea and the Baltic Sea collide is mesmerizing and humbling at the same time🦭The ever-changing colors, the wind, and the sound of the sea create an atmosphere that feels both powerful and peaceful. A must-see destination for anyone visiting Denmark — raw, breathtaking beauty at its finest 🌊🇩🇰

It's very busy here. A long walk to the point. Take towel if you are going to paddle. Pay for parking before you walk. A small land train is available.

Interesting ride out to the northernmost point of Denmark. The wind was very blustery and the waves agitated, but it made for some interesting scenery.

Visiting the meeting point of the Baltic Sea and the North Sea was one of the most memorable experiences of my trip 🌊✨. After parking the car, you have two options: • Either take the tractor-pulled bus for a small fee, which is quick and easy. • Or, go on foot and walk about 20–30 minutes along the beach. I chose to walk, and I’m glad I did. The path itself is beautiful, with fresh sea air, soft sand under your feet, and the sound of waves guiding you along the way. It gave me time to slow down, reflect, and fully enjoy the atmosphere. When you finally arrive at the tip, the view is simply magical: two seas meeting, their waves colliding and creating patterns that seem almost unreal. Watching the Baltic Sea and the North Sea crash into each other is a rare and mesmerizing sight that makes you stop and just take it all in. If you enjoy nature, peaceful walks, and unique landscapes, this is absolutely worth the visit. Highly recommended! 👍

Amazing experience to visit on the top of Denmark and incredible to see the place where two seas meet the water was warm and so clean its touristic area so its crowded to walk from car park apx. 30 min but u can get in sandormen bus/40 kr per person for round trip just buy tickets from machine or kiosk 🙌🏻

Lovely beach, well worth a visit. Plenty of parking for cars , buses and Motorhomes aswell as a cycle track leading all the way from Skagen. "Sandworm" tractor and trailer then take you from the car park to the end point of the beach. This can be paid for as either one way or a round trip.

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

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 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.

We had lunch here, the food was tasty but the service was extremely slow. We had the starters and waited almost an hour until our main courses came. We had to ask several times for our beverages because the waiters were uninterested in asking if we were missing anything.

Stunning harbor views at this seafood gem! Fresh, delicious fish dishes, cozy sand-floor vibe, and friendly staff. Authentic Skagen flavors shine. A must for seafood lovers! Highly recommend.

Went here for lunch and honestly found it a bit overrated. We tried the lobster, pan-fried salmon, and fish soup — all were just average and nothing really stood out. The service was friendly and the atmosphere was pleasant with a nice view, but given the high prices, the food didn’t feel worth the cost.

We had a lunch at Skagen Fiskerestaurant. The food was good, but nothing particularly special to match the high price we paid. The staff wasn’t very friendly, which didn’t help the overall experience. The location is nice, but we left with a bit of a bad feeling given how expensive it was for what they offered.

Excellent food and wine selection. I recommend the Fish and Chips Skagen style and the Moulles Frittes. The desert was also good, but nothing out of the extraordinary. The prices are good, I would say on the medium to expensive range, but worth it. One last thing I recommend is making a reservation since it can be full.

Nice place, Nice food and Nice people even if it's a bit expensive but it was 15th of August in border to the sea so.... Still a good experience :)

Excellent restaurant. We had a three course prix fixe dinner including a wine pairing with each course. We talked to them ahead of time and they made sure everything was gluten free. Everything was delicious. The server was excellent as well. Highly recommend.

Most amazing hotdog I've ever had.

Great restaurant to go with friends/family or for a date. Very nice interior with lovely staff. They work with local fishermen to get the fresh fish. We had cod and lagoustine - delicious!

Average Experience at Jacobs Restaurant in Skagen, Denmark I recently visited Jacobs Restaurant in Skagen, Denmark, and my experience was rather average. While the restaurant had its strengths, it also had some notable areas for improvement. Firstly, the service left much to be desired. The staff seemed somewhat inattentive and failed to provide the level of attentiveness one would expect. It would have been nice to receive a more welcoming and attentive service throughout the meal. Moving on to the food, the burgers were decent, although they didn't exceed expectations. They were satisfactory, but nothing remarkable. On the bright side, the chips served were tasty and left a positive impression. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the vegetables on the child's plate. They appeared old and dry, which was disappointing. Fresh and flavorful vegetables are essential, especially when catering to younger guests. This aspect of the meal fell short of expectations. In summary, Jacobs Restaurant in Skagen, Denmark, offered a rather average dining experience. The service was lacking, with staff in need of improvement in terms of attentiveness and friendliness. While the burgers were acceptable, they didn't leave a lasting impression. On the positive side, the chips were enjoyable. However, the subpar quality of the vegetables on the child's plate was a letdown. If visiting this restaurant, one may have a satisfactory experience, but it's worth considering other options in the area as well.

Super Experience! Top food, kind service! Try the fish and chips - they make them fresh with todays own catch! 🥰

Went here for lunch and wasn’t disappointed. The food was good, the ambience was nice, and they even have board games to play. We tried the fish and chips and the Caesar salad- both were good.

Superb service and food. Walked in without a booking, quick service from friendly staff. Food was excellent, fresh and very well made. Would highly recommend.

Jakob's Cafe & Bar has a nice ambience on the inside and looks very modern. The outdoor seating area is nice as well when it's good weather as the restaurant is in the center. The burger was delicious and service was really good as well.

It is a very nice place to have dinner. The food was tasty. As for one who is bothe gluten and lactose intolerant, there's always something on the menu. The kitchen chef can always get something. excellent, and the staff was professional. The atmosphere was perfect.

The food is expensive, the portions are not that big, the menu is very small, the service is mediocre, however the food is decent (but won't blow you away). I would recommend eating at another place, at least for lunch. Maybe dinner is a better experience. We went to this restaurant at 2pm. It was definitely on an off hour. By the we ordered, there were maybe five tables being served. Ordering the food was quick, it was served fast, but our waitress would not come back to the table at all. We waited 15 minutes, then flagged down another waitress who then got our waitress. The food was good, but I won't wow you at all. During my travels of northern Europe, the fish soup here was probably the worst out of all the places I visited. It wasn't bad by any means, but it wasn't deserving of the price tag. The fried fish was good, but it was so light it just didn't fill you up. The roumalaude sauce didn't have any strong flavor either. I would recommend eating at another place, at least for lunch. Maybe dinner would be better.

It was very busy, and despite an error in the online booking, we got a nice table. The food was, as promised, wonderful. The service was attentive and friendly despite the packed restaurant.

A good restaurant in the Skagen harbor. We stopped by spontaneously and enjoyed the food. The service was average at best and the food quality and presentation mixed. Not bad at all, but also not meeting our expectations. Nice feature with the boat character interior.

Good fish and chips, a little salty, ample portions and tasty. Restaurant has nice outdoor seating with a view of the pier. The personal beam beautifully with smiles are courteous and service is great. Another plus is the music from a feelgood 80s playlist. Makes a happy place while dining.

we went to the restaurant HÅKON in the evening and had 5 excelent courses with 5 excelent wines served by 1 excelent waiter who had a good knowledge about both the food and the wine.. the day before at lunch Pakhuset (same building) served (surprisingly fast for 10 people) a very good stjerneskud and excellent house wines (riesling and chardonnay)

This is a really good restaurant, prices are fair, the food really good and the atmosphere is always nice. Servi e is good and I recommend this place for getting a taste of Skagen 😋👍

Spent a few nights here. The overall experience was okay at most. Old water damage on the wallpaper in my room which made the room look a bit unhygienic but the cleaning itself of the room was good. The shared bathrooms was a bit worse though. Toilets seemed clean but the showers hadn't been taken proper care of for a while. Was hesitant to even take a shower at first with all the built up spots of black mold and miscolored shower walls. Doesn't really live up to the expectations in comparison to the rest of the hotel. Overall the style of the rooms and the hotel is very nice and is why we choose to stay here. The breakfast was tasty and nothing to really add there! The cleaning personnel the first morning seemed irritated and barely said hello. The second morning there was another person which was much nicer. Remember they all represent your hotel. There also was a damaged cable with exposed copper(live wire) on 2 spots, which had clearly been run over by something and ignored. Got it replaced. But potentially very dangerous especially for kids. (Had one of our own with us) Didn't try the restaurant because of the luxury price but it looked fancy and good. Would I stay here again? Probably not.

My favorite place in the world. Broendums is quaint, charming, has excellent service, & serves delicious food. Don’t miss tea time by the fire &/or after dinner drinks by the same fire. Lovely! Off & shoulder season things are more quiet in town. If you love nature, art, & comfort far from the madding crowd Broendums in Skagen my recommendation.

We absolutely enjoyed the place. It’s a simple but very charming place with history and well located

Good Hotel with amazing breakfast. Only bad thing we experienced was that the room was extremely hot and there's no fans at all. We woke up multiple times sweating like crazy and even with the windows open there's almost no airflow.

Spectacular - you won't regret it. We have had the pleasure of dining here in September 22. Service was wonderful and attentive. The food was exquisite and so good that we will come back. Their selection of wines was spot on.

Superior. Excellent. What a great place. Quiet. A time travel into the past. Consequent design and interior. No TV in the room. Thanks on this, it would have disrupted the style and ambient of the room. The breakfast will remain in my memories for a long time. Not too much, not too less. Very sustainable. Take yourself some time and walk the public rooms, such as the saloon or lounge. Parking in front of the annex building, next to the beach. Hard, comfortable bed. Powerful shower. It was a great experience, nice to know that places like this still exist.

We got a 2 hour slot at one or our favorite restaurants in Skagen, in an otherwise full restaurant tonight . The ordering was done late afternoon. We were thrilled as we have been there on several occasions and have always enjoyed the serving and food there, as it usually has a lot of taste and quality for both. Tonight was for the most of the servings, the same, - a great starter - delicious dessert and the side dishes for the main course were fine - the meat however was really below what we have experienced in the past for the place. The waiters were very nice and competent, the atmosphere nice however the main course meat was not at the level of the rest unfortunately. For the record we did not ask to get something else, however tips were very moderate and we gave the feedback to the chef of the evening, hoping that this improves the next time we dine there.

Really had a good lunch as a couple but also with friends. One of the places in skagen where you can not be disappointed. The food is tasty and delicious at an affordable price 😋. The service is excellent, professional, and attentive. The atmosphere is excellent 👌. Definitely do recommend it and will definitely come back 😉

Placed in the old school in Skagen, Kokkenes serves really well prepared food priced quite fairly..the service is good and the cousy and light atmosphere add to the total experience...I can recommend this restaurant for its good food and atmosphere

Nice Restaurant in the middle of the city. Friendly service and good food.

It is pricy but worth every penny (or Danish Crown if preferred)! Young and service minded staff help you in English,Danish and Spanish. I chose a five course menu but when I asked to change my order after the four courses, as I could not eat any more, they changed it for me. Food was delicious, well made and presented. The staff had a knowledge about what it contains and informed us what we are about to eat. As my husband ordered only a main course the staff asked us which meals we would like to receive together. We were recommended good wine to my fish and great local pilsner to steak. We did not book in advance and we were asked to sit outside but the heating was on, blankets were provided and it was lovely although slightly windy. Overall: great experience! Book in advance if you can!

Great restaurant all in all. Too expensive compared to what you get. A 3-dish menu + 4-dish menu were around 900 DKK.

The place is really well located in the middle of the city center of skagen. They have a large terrasse when it is sunny. The food was good but, the wait was really really long. That's why I removed one stars and also because the fries on the fish and chips was to much salty.

So delicious! One of the best meals we had in Denmark. We went for lunch and dinner the same day. Can’t go wrong with the Smoked Salmon Salad, Fish and Chips (lunch), Fish Soup, or the Fish of the day.

The food here was excellent. Shared the seafood platter and it didn’t disappoint at all. The portions were good and the prices were reasonable. We could also borrow some drawing sets to keep our kids entertained/busy while the food was being made ready. The staff were very courteous and helpful. The bathrooms were clean and the general ambience of the place was very good. Highly recommend and would visit again!

The food was very good. We were nine at the table and everyone was pleased with their food. The staff was polite and service minded. The price was okay. We ate lunch there and later even dinner.

Danish open sandwich, very good taste here.

This was our first time experiencing Denmark food. We ordered the seafood platter with panko haddock, salmon, salmon roes, fried claims, crab cakes and tiny little shrimps. All were really fresh and good, especially the tiny shrimps. The service was excellent and we got to watch all the tourists walk by as we enjoy our first Danish meal.

This mussel soup was honestly exceptionally good. I could probably describe it as one of the best I've ever ordered in a restaurant, with perfect creaminess and sourness. The french fries that accompanied it were perfectly crusty and salted, and the aioli was amazing. Otherwise, the staff was really nice and we were very happy that they even made the mussel soup alcohol free. Excellent all through!

The fish burger and the fish and chips were excellent. The restaurant has their own brewery and the beer was good too. Good and chilled service.

Super friendly! Local Beer! Good food! Nice atmosphere! Best Aioli! Too bad we cannot come more often. It was a nice afternoon and the whole family enjoyed it.

Both indoor and outdoor options. The herring and fish filet were tasty, but portions were rather small. They have a stage for music in the afternoons.

Was in town with a cruise ship. The bar was so busy, they had closed the kitchen, I was trying to read the menu with Google translate (didn't have an English menu, which is fine) but the bartender was obviously frustrated with how busy it was and wasn't helpful at all and was rushing me to order (no table service) I wanted to try a flight, but they said no, and not being able to understand the menu, the beer I ended up with was unfortunately not good. Was disappointed with the entire experience.

Friendly staff who welcomed our English-speaking group to the restaurant. There were multiple different options on the menu so it was easy to find something for everyone. I recommend the burger and the cherry beer!

Very nice restaurant and mini brewery. Selling their own beer. Often, different artists are entertaining with free admission. Good atmosphere and excellent service.

Excellent beer choice, and whilst we didn’t eat; the food looked amazing.

Really nice brewery taproom/brewpub. Good beers on tap in fine condition. Bottle sale with a wide selection at reasonable prices. Lovely outdoors seating. Live music on Fridays and Saturdays if you're in that mood.

Brew house with lots of old-school beers, and mediocre food. Sweet, service minded and smiling waitresses + nice surroundings, but the food was generally underwhelming and the beers not that good.

Amazing the perfect danish experience!!

SO fabulous! The smørrebrød and the beer and the service! All completely fantastic.

It was SO loud in there, to the point that I wanted to leave. The service was mediocre + they took my order wrong. The food was ok, not too expensive for Denmark.

Pretty expensive, even though the stuff is tasty and most of it looks good as well. But it is made from precooked (not self made) base products. So I would expect a lower price for that.

My husband and I visited this lovely place for a light lunch/snack. We loved the food which was really fresh and 'clean' tasting. The staff were really helpful and friendly. We'd certainly recommend this place.

Very good smorrebrod, fresh fish, nice and kind waitress! Super!

I loved this place, it was so warm and delightful and the waitress very kind, she made us try the smørrebrød, a delicious typical danish plate😁

Beside the kind service of the servers, we had a very tasty lunch. Fresh food, not expensive considering the quality of food and service. It's quiet and cleaned, the only thing that was, for me, a bit too expensive, was the dessert. I took a crème brulé which was a bit smaller considering the price, However, delicious. Thank you for your service, If we ever come back to Skagen,we will eat there again for sure. <3

Wife and I had the Moules-Frites, and I have to say this is the single best Moules-Frites I have ever had. The locally-sourced mussels were best described as delicate, with excellent preparation in a lemon wine sauce savored with fresh sliced garlic and onions and garnished with semi-dried tomatoes. The frites were prepared perfectly. Excellent experience, fantastic food and lovely venue.

The Brasserie is the hearth of Ruths Hotel, which has been brought back to it's former glory by the late Philip Sørensen. The place is tasteful and lavish yet respectful of it's heritage. Originated and still overseen by Michel Michaud, the food is far from ostentatious but rich in flavor. You will find the usual dishes of a French bistro, the wine list has something for everybody and the staff are well versed. At lunchtime in the summer, this is the place to be in Skagen.

Very nice food, fresh fish Service was very good

Very friendly staff and great atmosphere. Seems like very good ingredients are used, my beef tartare was the best I ever have had, as were the french fries (I thought they were worth the calories, even after I had consumed them). Only suggestion I would make is to use a different kind of fish for the children’s menu, one more meaty like a plaice or “rødspette”.

Fantastic food, wine, dessert and service.

Incredibly good food, super!

I guess I was expecting something more for the price. The presentation of the food was beautiful, but our fish seemed underdone. The little town is definitely worth a visit, but there are other places to eat with a broader menu.

The Easter platter was pleasant and quite good. The service was extremely slow as they only had one waiter for the entire restaurant. We had to wait for a long time to be served, in between courses and for extra bread.

This is one of the oldest restaurants in Skagen. They serve traditional danish food at fair prices. You can order as take away too. The service is great just like the traditional atmosphere. In the summertime you can sit outside and they often have livemusic too. When there is "Skagen festival" this is the best place to go when you want to hear music and party, highly recommended❤️

I enjoyed the fish and beer. Quiet and relaxing place.

Very good plaice

What a cute old-fashioned harbour restaurant. There is a complete vegan menu, but only in Danish, you can ask for it. I had delicious beans Frikadelle with potatoes. Everything was perfectly cooked with a nice dip. Simply just good food and big portions. The staff is kind and helpful. Go here and get out with a happy tummy

Take a double starter, steamed mussels. Best on the menu and enough for two. Don't order main meal until your done, you might be to full to finish it.

This is our last stop. A small airport. They have very large parking lot. Clean and very peaceful as there are only a few flights I believe. Our agent was waiting for us which is good and accommodated and helped us bring our luggages into the taxi.

Aalborg airport is super easy to find your way around. You get through security quickly and the airport offers many different travel destinations. There is good public transport from the area, bus, train and taxi. Parking is also cheap here, DKK 20 per day. It is a small but efficient airport and I would like to give them 5 stars. ☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️

Quite surprised that such a small airport is that good. Comparing to the airports in Gothenburg and Stockholm, this is a pretty modern and clean airport with modern tech. For it’s size, it’s a really good airport, much better than most of Europe’s airports

Very outdated for a European airport, they still ask you to remove every single electronic device & all liquids from your bags/luggage. This isn't the even the biggest issue, it was more so the lady who was very rude about putting the liquids in a small plastic baggy. When I grabbed 2 bags (from a free to grab stack of small bags) because my liquids didnt fit in 1, she got mad about how you're only allowed 1. There were no signs about this 1 bag rule anywhere so she could've just spoken politely.

Travelers, know your rights before check-in at this airport! We had a terrible check-in experience at Aalborg Airport Tuesday October 21 2025, going to Houston via Amsterdam with KLM (operated by German Airways) at 6:30 in the morning! Both the lady at check-in and the other lady at the Service Desk had absolutely NO clue of what they were doing and held us up for over 40 minutes claiming that we could only bring 23 kg per bag despite having KLM’s international Business Class (World Business Class) tickets to Houston, Texas via Amsterdam which allows for 32kg per kilo per bag (two bags each). The Service Desk lady was particularly clueless AND persistent that we either had to repack our bags (our bags were all well under the 32kg we knew we were allowed) or pay for the extra weight according to their “rules”. Confident we were in the right, I had to ask her to look up the KLM weight policy for Business Class (the lady kept showing me the limits for Economy Class on her screen at the Service Desk) and guess what, we were right – it came up with 32kg per bag! Even then the lady rudely said “well, I am going to let you check in and see what happens, but I have never in my long career come across anything like this”. Sure, we can all make mistakes, but we kind of expect a basic knowledge from airport employees. Had we not done this trip “ a million times before” and known our rights, we would have had to try to fit our luggage into the 23kg limit OR pay for the extra weight! What an unnecessary nightmare that would have been. ….oh, and btw, we had almost the same experience here at this airport about a year ago (2024) as well, but the ladies we were dealing with at that time, at least had an apology when they realized they were in the wrong (and it only took them 30 min to figure it out as supposed to 40 min...).

This quaint and quiet little airport in Northern Denmark was a fantastic gateway to and from our trip. All of the staff were friendly and patient -- answering our questions and helping us through the process of a forgotten purse on the plane and a tight connection in Amsterdam. The airport is "quiet" with minimal overhead pages (we didn't know how much to appreciate this until our multi-hour layover in Atlanta where the overheard noise never stops). We got a quick breakfast, got on the plane and look forward to perhaps returning some day.

The nicest and kindest people work at Aalborg airport. They helped us out with our luggage in an unbureaucratic manner, and security was quick and efficient (and funny). Small but very tidy and child-friendly!