The more than 7,300 kilometres long and diverse Danish coastline is characterised by endless, wide sandy beaches and dunes on the North Sea coast (west coast), which are ideal for water sports. The Baltic coast attracts visitors with its islands, archipelago, forests, rolling hills and charming coastal towns, while the Danish Riviera (North Zealand) with its beaches and fishing villages has a special charm. The Wadden Sea, the travelling dune Råbjerg Mile near Skagen and the bridges connecting the islands are also characteristic.
The pictures in this exhibition room are mainly of the North Sea coast.