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A wonderful museum. A rare opportunity (at least, I don't know of any other) to see a live sunfish. However, the one that disappeared in February is just being replaced.

This well-equipped shelter site is ideal for a break. It offers two shelters, a trailer, picnic tables, fresh water, a barbecue area and even a wood splitter – perfect for cyclists looking to rest or camp.

This beautiful road is very close to Hirtshals and can connect that city to Uggerby. It is surrounded by trees and becomes fresh and calm during summer time. Looks like you're riding in a forest!

Nice cafe in the dunes with a delicious ice cream selection and a view of the beach.

Great to drive... You are not so exposed to the forces of nature (sun and wind) here...

The North Sea Oceanarium in Hirtshals is one of Denmark's biggest attractions. This popular attraction opened in 1984. It was then called the North Sea Museum until 1998, when it was expanded to include an oceanarium containing 4.5 million liters of water. It's a breathtaking experience to stand in front of the huge aquarium and watch Klumpe the sea hare, the oceanarium's mascot. At the same time, the museum excels at taking children and adults beneath the surface, offering them unforgettable and educational experiences. www.opdagdanmark.dk/de/oplevelser/nordsoeen-oceanarium

Hirtshals is a busy port town on Denmark's north coast and the hub of all routes between Denmark and Norway served by Fjord Line. Hirtshals is perfect for exploring by bike. During the summer months, you should definitely take the path between the two beaches of Kjul and Tornby. Here you can expect miles of sand dunes, crashing waves and a real holiday atmosphere. Hirtshals consists of a charming little town center with bars and restaurants in an idyllic coastal setting. Of course, the town also offers a wide selection of fresh fish and seafood and the local restaurants are really worth a visit. https://www.fjordline.com/de/p/hafen-und-terminals/hirtshals

The North Sea Oceanarium in Hirtshals is one of Denmark's biggest attractions. The popular attraction opened in 1984. At that time it was still called the North Sea Museum until 1998, when it was expanded with an oceanarium of 4.5 million liters of water. It is a breathtaking experience to stand in front of the huge aquarium and watch the sea hare Klumpe, the oceanarium's mascot. At the same time, the museum is really good at taking children and adults beneath the surface and giving them unforgettable and educational experiences. https://www.opdagdanmark.dk/de/oplevelser/nordsoeen-oceanarium/