Top Things to do in Jutland
Things to do in Jutland, Denmark: The Best Lighthouses
Discover the best top things to do in Jutland, Denmark including Lighthouse Tour, Rubjerg Knude, Hirtshals Fyr, Bovbjerg Fyr, Blaavandshuk Fyr, Lyngvig Fyr, Hanstholm Fyr, Lodbjerg Fyr, Skagen Graa Fyr, Vesborg Fyr.
Restaurants in Jutland
1. Lighthouse Tour
2. Rubjerg Knude
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 514 reviews
Reviewed By tsv01 - Aalborg, Denmark
Last time we visited the light house was some twenty years ago. Then it looked like now. Except for the comfortable path that goes almost all the way. Cant wait to vist again in twenty years time. Admission is free, I think 10 DKK would guarantee towers survival when next move is necessary. Great view and outing.
3. Hirtshals Fyr
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 218 reviews
Reviewed By TravellingDevOps - Copenhagen, Denmark
It's open - also in the evening. There is a self-service cash box/mobile pay where you can pay for your entrance (20DKK). We went there some time before sunset - the views from the top were fantastic. It might be a bit windy, so take a hat and a jacket - even it's July ;)
4. Bovbjerg Fyr
5. Blaavandshuk Fyr
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By GunnarG450 - Copenhagen, Denmark
When you reach the top of this fine lighthouse after 170 steps the excellent view to the sea and the very special landscape makes the 40 DKR ticket very good value for money.
6. Lyngvig Fyr
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 215 reviews
Reviewed By 614jenessav - Billund, Denmark
Beautiful views from the top and a unique experience climbing the lighthouse! Very cute gift shop and playground for kids. Took turns going to the top so our toddler could stay at the bottom as it could be dangerous to take them to the top
7. Hanstholm Fyr
8. Lodbjerg Fyr
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 68 reviews
9. Skagen Graa Fyr
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By beingkinetic - Södertälje, Sweden
First things first: 1. An enchanting view of the Kattegat, Grenen and also the North sea 2. The exhibition about the birds is packed with information. If you are a novice/wannabe bird-watcher, you can spend an entire day 3. If you are a WW-II enthusiast, there are several bunkers, around 700mt from the lighthouse, along the coast(clearly visible from the top of the lighthouse, to the south) There are around 200 steps, numbered in the descending order. Some steps have information written. The cafe serves a delicious 'Æblekage' - the traditional Danish apple trifle. One can simply walk to beach. Note: Strong winds may hit you when atop the lighthouse, hence, if you are carrying an infant or susceptible to cold, ensure to cover your nose and ears :)
