Dive to the seafloor, crawl around the shipwreck, and catch crabs with your bare hands to experience nature's power. The massive Oceanarium, with 4.5 million litres of seawater and thousands of schools of fish, sharks, rays, and tuna, will leave you speechless.

The Hirtshals Lighthouse rises in the dunes by the sea as a beautiful landmark. Hirtshals's center is within walking distance of the lighthouse. Enjoy a hot cup of coffee in the cosy coffee room after taking in the breathtaking view from the top of the lighthouse.

Feel the wind of history and see how German soldiers lived in Hirtshals during World War II. The Bunker Museum is unique in Denmark because it is the only place where you can experience the most excavated bunkers all at once.

Spend the day with the entire family at Fun Park, a large visitor farm. You can get up close and personal with many of the animals, including native deer and exotics like raccoons. There are several fun activities for children of all ages in the park.

Discover the largest raptors up close and be captivated by their fascinating world. The large birds of prey put on an impressive display of their incredible flying abilities here.

Fårup Sommerland is a multi-award-winning amusement park located in the heart of the forest. There are numerous opportunities to try rides that will provide you with a thrill and a tickle in your stomach. There are over 60 rides to choose from, including Denmark's largest water park.

Witness the harsh nature and how the large sand dune slowly but steadily creeps inland, covering everything in its path. Rubjerg Knude Lighthouse was relocated 70 meters inland in 2019 to prevent it from falling into the sea. It took 4.5 hours to move the 700-tonne lighthouse.

Skagen, Denmark's most northern town, exudes seaside hotel idyll. Discover the beautiful light that drew the world-renowned Skagen painters. Take a walk on Grenen to see the two seas, Skagerrak and Kattegat, or experience the art at Skagen Museum.

Børglum Monastery is a medieval monastery and manor ruin in Jutland's northwestern corner. The monastery was one of Denmark's wealthiest monasteries when it was founded in 1086. Visitors can now explore the ruins and take in the surrounding scenery. The location is also well-known for its annual monastery festival, which includes music, theater, and a market.

The museum focuses on Viking life and has a large collection of Viking graves and artifacts. Visitors can visit the Viking houses and ancient burial sites, which include both Christian and pagan graves.

Discover over 100 different animal species, such as elephants, polar bears, tigers, monkeys, and many more. Aalborg Zoo is well-known for its impressive animal facilities as well as its efforts to save endangered species through breeding and research. Allow the entire family to create memories with animals from around the world.

The Råbjerg Mile hiking dune is Denmark's largest, spanning more than two square kilometers. The dune is surrounded by beautiful forests and heathland, and the view from the top of the dune is spectacular. Consider a hike or pack a picnic basket.