Grenen is an elongated sandbar at the northern tip of Denmark. Here, you can stand with one foot in the Kattegat and the other in the Skagerrak, while enjoying the unique meeting of two seas.

The statue of Michael Ancher and P. S. Krøyer stands in front of Skagens Museum. It honors two key figures of the Skagen Painters, who shaped outdoor painting in the late 19th century.

Skagen Gray Lighthouse is the second-tallest lighthouse in Denmark. It offers stunning views and features a migratory bird center that attracts many visitors.

The Sand-Covered Church in Skagen is a historical site with ruins of a 14th-century Lutheran church. It was once the largest church in the area but was buried by sand drifts, leaving only the whitewashed tower standing today.

Skagen Kustenbatterie is a historical military site in Skagen, Denmark. It showcases World War II coastal fortifications and offers a look at Denmark's military past.