Grenå

Grenå, also spelled Grenaa, is in East Jutland at the tip of the Djursland peninsula.

Grenå marina

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There's a twice-daily car ferry from Varberg in Sweden.

You can get in by local train from Denmark's second city, Aarhus, which is well connected to the rest of the country.

Aarhus, about 50 km west, is on Jutland's main north-south highway, E45. From Sweden you can get in by the ferry mentioned above.

The closest passenger airport is the one in Aarhus with both international and domestic flights.

Baunhøj Mølle

Kattegatcentret, Færgevej 4. A public aquarium with over 250 species on display. adults DKK 160, kids DKK 90. (updated Apr 2016)
Dansk Motor- og Maskinsamling, Kristiansmindevej 14. The "Danish motor and machinery collection" is a museum of old machinery. The museum has about 450 exhibition pieces, most of which still function. (updated Apr 2016)
Baunhøj Mølle, Bavnehøjvej 31. A mill that is regarded as a symbol of Grenå. The current mill is a replica, as the original burned down in 2002. Located on a hill, there are good views from here. (updated Apr 2016)

Beach near Grenå

Go to the beach. There are great sand beaches in Djursland and all beaches in Denmark are accessible to the public.

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