Skagen is Denmark's northernmost town, a luminous fishing port that drew a famous colony of painters chasing its special light. Yellow houses with red-tiled roofs line the lanes, and at Grenen — the very tip of the country — you can stand with one foot in the North Sea and one in the Baltic as the two seas visibly collide. It's a breezy, artistic, distinctly Danish day.
Stand at Grenen for the unmissable sight of two seas colliding — the tractor-pulled "Sandormen" bus saves the long sandy walk to the tip. Skagen's light really is special; even a wander through the yellow-housed lanes feels like stepping into a painting.
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