Grenen – the northernmost point of Denmark
I think Grenen is the most well know place in Denmark. You might know of it from its other name: the top of Denmark. It is also a place where you can stand in the two seas at the same time!
Den Tilsandede Kirke – sand-burried church
Den Tilsandede Kirke also known as The Buried Church is a church from 14th century. During 18th century it slowly became devoured by sand. The villagers tried to fight with nature for many years but it was a futile fight and they had to give up.
Råbjerg Mile – the largest moving dune in Northern Europe
Råbjerg Mile is the largest moving dune in Northern Europe! The movment of the dune has not been stopped to allow people to expirience the amazing and scary power of the nature.
Rubjerg Knude Fyr – A lighthouse’s struggle against the sands of time
Rubjerg Knude Fyr is a lighthouse that is standing on the edge of the cliff! Due to the moving sands the landmark will fall into the sea in 15-20 year, so visit while you can!
Bulbjerg – The Shoulder of Jutland
Bulbjerg also called “The Shoulder of Jutland” is an amazing looking 47 m high limestone cliff that is the only rock formation and bird cliff on Danish mainland. And that means there are a lot of cute birds hidden in the rocks:)
Hanstholm – WWII fortifications guarding the Baltic Sea
Hirtshals is a harbour town. Actually there are two harbours – fishing harbour and ferry one. I have only driven through, so can’t say much about the city itself as my goal was The Bunker Museum Hirtshals 10th Battery.
About me
My name is Marta. I am a tech girl that loves traveling, taking pictures, and dressing up. I am Polish by blood and spent my childhood there. I went for Erasmus to Denmark, and somehow it turned out to be way longer than I estimated : ) I have spent the last 11 years in Denmark, which became my second home. I hope you will enjoy my posts!
Places I have visited so far
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