Grenaa Strand is one of Denmark’s best and most child-friendly beaches, located in Djursland. The 5 km long sandy beach offers shallow, clear water, perfect conditions for families and relaxation. The beach is surrounded by dunes and green areas, creating a scenic setting for activities such as swimming, beach games and walks. Its proximity to Grenaa town and the Kattegat Center makes it a popular destination for excursions.

The Kattegat Centre is an aquarium located in Grenaa that offers a wealth of experiences for the whole family. With over 200 species of marine animals, including sharks, seals and penguins, visitors can get close to life in the sea. The centre features interactive exhibits and shark feedings. It is an ideal destination for those who want to explore the fascinating world of the sea.

Grenaa is a charming port town in Djursland with approximately 14,000 inhabitants. The town offers one of Denmark’s best beaches, Grenaa Strand, stretching over 5 km of fine sand and shallow water, ideal for families. The Kattegat Center is a popular attraction where visitors can experience sharks and other marine animals up close. The city center has quaint cobbled streets with shops and cafés, as well as Grenaa Church, a Gothic church from the 15th century.

Grenaa Harbor is a popular spot for anglers who want to fish from piers and harbor basins. The area offers catches of species such as cod, mackerel, herring and various flatfish, including dab and flounder. Fishing varies with the season; mackerel is most available from June to September, while flatfish can be caught all year round. It is important to be aware of local conservation zones and minimum sizes for each species.

Museum Østjylland in Grenaa, formerly known as Djurslands Museum, is a cultural history museum located in a historic merchant’s house from the 1700s. The museum offers exhibitions that highlight the history of Djursland from ancient times to the present, including archaeological finds, local art and changing themed exhibitions. Visitors can immerse themselves in the area’s rich cultural heritage through interactive exhibitions and events.

The Danish Engine & Machinery Collection (Dansk Motor- & Maskingsamling) is Northern Europe’s largest collection of historical engines and machinery with over 450 engines, mainly produced in Denmark. The museum highlights the importance of engines for Denmark’s industrialisation and contains everything from agricultural machinery to ship engines. Visitors can experience several of the engines in operation and get a unique insight into how technology developed and shaped modern society.

Scandinavian Wildlife Park (Skandinavisk Dyrepark) is an animal park located on Djursland. The park focuses on Scandinavian animal species. The park is home to polar bears, brown bears, wolves and sea eagles, which live in large, natural enclosures. Visitors can experience the animals’ natural behaviour and participate in daily feedings and shows. The park is known for its renowned polar bear enclosure.

Ree Park Safari in Djursland is a unique safari park with over 800 animals from five continents. The park offers exciting experiences such as a Land Rover Safari on the African savannah and a train ride on the American Express through the North American prairie. With rare species such as cheetahs and black rhinos and the opportunity to stay close to the animals, it’s a great destination for the whole family.

Djurs Sommerland is the largest summer park in the Nordic region, located on Djursland in East Jutland. The park offers over 60 rides, including Denmark’s best roller coasters, a large water park and nine themed lands that ensure fun for the whole family. Among the most popular attractions are the Pirate roller coaster and the 60 meter high freefall tower El Grito. Djurs Sommerland has been voted Amusement Park of the Year several times by families with children.

Lübker Golf & Spa Resort in Djursland is known for its 27-hole championship course, designed by Robert Trent Jones II. The golf course is beautifully integrated into nature and offers challenges for both beginners and experienced players. The resort also boasts an impressive wellness center with spa, fitness and subtropical bath, making it an ideal destination for relaxation and sports.

Mols Bjerge is a national park on Djursland, known for its dramatic landscape of hills, moors and woodlands. The area offers unique nature with rare plants and animals as well as historical sights such as burial mounds and manor houses. Mols Bjerge is a paradise for hikers and cyclists with many trails offering magnificent views of the coast and the bay of Aarhus.

Kalø Slotsruin (Castle Ruin) is the remains of a royal castle from the 14th century, located on a peninsula in Kalø Vig near Rønde. The castle was built in 1313 by King Erik Menved after a Jutland peasant uprising and served as a strategic defense. Today, visitors can explore the impressive ruins and walk along Denmark’s oldest medieval cobbled road connecting the castle to the mainland.

Ebeltoft Gårdbryggeri is a family-owned microbrewery located in Mols Bjerge National Park. The brewery produces high-quality hand-brewed beer and sodas made from natural ingredients. Visitors can enjoy tastings in the brewery’s café and taproom, which offers a cosy atmosphere overlooking the water and Jernhatten (a hill called The Iron Hat). There is also the opportunity to buy products to take home.

Ebeltoft is an idyllic market town on Djursland, known for its cobbled streets, half-timbered houses and charming harbour environment. The city is home to attractions such as the Glasmuseet Ebeltoft (glass museum), Fregatten Jylland (frigate) and Mols Bjerge National Park, which offers unique nature. Ebeltoft is also popular with tourists for its specialty shops, cafés and annual events, making it a cultural centre on Djursland.

Fregatten Jylland is a historic warship located in Ebeltoft, which now serves as a museum. Built in 1860, the ship participated in the Battle of Helgoland during the 2. Schleswig War in 1864. Visitors can explore the ship’s decks, see the royal saloon and get an insight into seafaring life in the 1800s. The museum offers guided tours, interactive exhibitions and activities for the whole family.

Den Gamle By in Aarhus is a living museum that takes visitors back in time. Here, you can experience authentic urban environments from three centuries: the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. Streets, shops and homes are decorated as they were then, and historical characters bring the past to life. The museum also offers interactive experiences such as workshops and exhibitions, making it a popular destination.

Kolindsund Kanal on Djursland is one of Denmark’s most productive fishing waters, especially known for sea trout fishing. The canal is divided into the North and South Canal, with the North Canal being the most popular among anglers. In addition to sea trout, you can catch pike, perch, bream and eel. Fishing is allowed from the dams in the North and South Canal and Grenåen, while it is prohibited in the Middle Canal.

Sangstrup and Karlby Klint on the north coast of Djursland are popular destinations for anglers, especially known for sea trout fishing all year round. The impressive limestone cliffs, which rise up to 17 meters above sea level, create unique fishing conditions with a varied seabed consisting of rocks and limestone flakes. Offshore winds are ideal for clear water as onshore winds can cloud the water. Parking is available at the small fishing house near the cliffs.

Det Grønne Museum (The Green Museum) is Denmark’s national museum for hunting, forestry, agriculture and food culture, located in Auning on Djursland. The museum offers interactive exhibitions, historical kitchens and a living presentation of the country’s green cultural heritage. Visitors can experience farm animals, fields and kitchen gardens as well as participate in cooking activities in Madens Hus (The House of Food). The museum is a merger of the Danish Hunting and Forestry Museum and the Danish Agricultural Museum.

Tivoli Friheden is an amusement park located in the heart of Aarhus, surrounded by scenic surroundings. The park offers a wide range of rides, from adrenaline-filled roller coasters like Himmelrum and Vindfald to child-friendly attractions in Bille By. In addition, Tivoli Friheden hosts concerts, theater performances and has a varied selection of eateries, making it a popular destination for the whole family.

ARoS Art Museum in Aarhus is one of Northern Europe’s largest art museums and is known for the iconic rainbow installation Your Rainbow Panorama by Olafur Eliasson, which provides a colorful view of the city. The museum houses both modern and classical art with works by Danish and international artists. With changing exhibitions and interactive experiences, ARoS is a must-see for art and culture lovers.

Randers Regnskov is a tropical zoo located in Randers, where visitors can experience the warm, humid climate and sounds of the rainforest. The park is home to over 200 animal species, including free-living monkeys, sloths and jaguars, spread across three domes representing rainforests from South America, Asia and Africa. In addition to the indoor areas, Randers Regnskov also offers outdoor experiences with large predators and scenic surroundings.

The Rediscovered Bridge is a historical gem in Denmark that was rediscovered in 2014 near Vestbirk in East Jutland. Built in 1899, it was originally part of the railway between Horsens and Bryrup, but was covered by a dam in 1925. The bridge is now restored and open for visitors to enjoy its impressive arch and scenic surroundings.

Himmelbjerget is an iconic Danish hill located near Ry in East Jutland. At 147 meters, it offers stunning views of the Silkeborg Lakes and the surrounding landscape. Himmelbjerget is known as a symbol of Danish freedom and democracy and has been a popular destination for centuries. The tower at the top was erected in 1875 in honor of King Frederik VII.

Salling Rooftop is a spectacular attraction in the heart of Aarhus, offering unique views of the city skyline. Located on top of the Salling department store, it is a popular place for relaxation, events and gastronomic experiences. With its iconic glass platform and modern design, it is a must-see for both locals and visitors looking for a unique city experience.

Hjejlen is the world’s oldest coal-fired paddle steamer in operation and has sailed on the Silkeborg Lakes since 1861. The ship offers a unique experience through the beautiful nature of Søhøjlandet and is part of Hjejleselskab’s fleet of nine historic boats. Together they give more than 135,000 guests the opportunity to enjoy Silkeborg from the sea every year.