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The North Sea and Baltic Sea spectacularly meet at this headland of the Jutland Peninsula, Denmark’s northernmost point.

Explore an abandoned fort built during the German occupation of Denmark or visit a historic Danish manor, both part of this  history museum in North Jutland.

Copenhagen’s dilapidated old harbour district has been revitalised with a string of lively bars and stylish restaurants.

See what happens when currents and winds push soft sand about for centuries at this huge moving sand dune that resembles a desert landscape.

Explore an abandoned fort built during the German occupation of Denmark or visit a historic Danish manor, both part of this  history museum in North Jutland.

Denmark’s capital city oozes historic charm, laced with a cool contemporary vibe that\'s uniquely Scandinavian.

Jutland’s northernmost town is famous for its picturesque houses, astounding scenery and quality of light, which attracts landscape painters from all over the world.

See what happens when currents and winds push soft sand about for centuries at this huge moving sand dune that resembles a desert landscape.

The North Sea and Baltic Sea spectacularly meet at this headland of the Jutland Peninsula, Denmark’s northernmost point.

In the 1950s archaeologists discovered a graveyard on a hill overlooking Aalborg. It is now Scandinavia’s largest and best-preserved Viking burial ground.

See what happens when currents and winds push soft sand about for centuries at this huge moving sand dune that resembles a desert landscape.

In the 1950s archaeologists discovered a graveyard on a hill overlooking Aalborg. It is now Scandinavia’s largest and best-preserved Viking burial ground.

See what happens when currents and winds push soft sand about for centuries at this huge moving sand dune that resembles a desert landscape.

See what happens when currents and winds push soft sand about for centuries at this huge moving sand dune that resembles a desert landscape.

In the 1950s archaeologists discovered a graveyard on a hill overlooking Aalborg. It is now Scandinavia’s largest and best-preserved Viking burial ground.

See what happens when currents and winds push soft sand about for centuries at this huge moving sand dune that resembles a desert landscape.