Skagen, Denmark

Today we booked flights and hotel for a week in Skagen, Denmark.

It's at the northernmost tipof the Jutland peninsula.

Its reputation is that the world's most beautiful sunsets are in Skagen;
that all the world's most famous artists have trekked there to paint the
sunsets for 100s of years.

Anyone been there?
What's to see, other than the sunsets and the church buried in the sand
dune?
Any moderate priced restaurants in the area?

Appreciate anything and everything you can funnel my way. Will be there
first week in July 2005.

007

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Today we booked flights and hotel for a week in Skagen, Denmark.

It's at the northernmost tipof the Jutland peninsula.

Its reputation is that the world's most beautiful sunsets are in Skagen;
that all the world's most famous artists have trekked there to paint the
sunsets for 100s of years.

Anyone been there?
What's to see, other than the sunsets and the church buried in the sand
dune?
Any moderate priced restaurants in the area?

Appreciate anything and everything you can funnel my way. Will be there
first week in July 2005.

007

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Bill E. Burk
Publisher, Elvis World Magazine

[Remove "NOSP" from my e-mail address]


I'm an American of Danish ancestry who has been there. It is pretty, but too
touristy for my tastes. If you like sand you will love it. More information
is available at: http://www.toppenafdanmark.dk/

For me the loveliest and most interesting part of Jutland is to the east of
Aarhus, Helgenæs and Mols Bjerge. Year after year I enjoy seeing the rolling
hills by the sea.

On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 22:27:20 GMT, "Bill Burk"
wrote:

Today we booked flights and hotel for a week in Skagen, Denmark.

It's at the northernmost tipof the Jutland peninsula.

Its reputation is that the world's most beautiful sunsets are in Skagen;
that all the world's most famous artists have trekked there to paint the
sunsets for 100s of years.

Anyone been there?
What's to see, other than the sunsets and the church buried in the sand
dune?
Any moderate priced restaurants in the area?

Appreciate anything and everything you can funnel my way. Will be there
first week in July 2005.

007


I was last there in 1993. Really nice town. I didn't see all of it.
It's worthj it to go. Don't forget to go to the tip of Jylland and
stand one foot in the Skaggerak and the other in the Kattegat.