Hirtshals

Hirtshals has served as a fishing port on Denmark’s North Sea coast since the early 20th century. Set on the Skagerrak in northwestern Jutland, the town is defined by open water, working quays and the broad beaches and dunes of the surrounding coast. The 35-metre Hirtshals Lighthouse, first lit in 1863, rises above the harbour and remains a key local landmark. Ferries from the port link northern Denmark with southern Norway, while the North Sea Oceanarium explores the marine life of these cold waters. Browse other webcams across North Denmark Region to place Hirtshals in a wider geographic context.

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