Overview
Sæby is a small coastal town in North Jutland, roughly 13 km south of Frederikshavn and 50 km north of Aalborg. The town features a historic old centre with characteristic yellow buildings from the 15th and 16th centuries, a working harbour overlooking Kattegat, and the notable "Lady of the Sea" sculpture—a 6-meter artwork created with input from over 800 local schoolchildren.
Architecture · Beach · Day Trips · Family Travel · History
Before you go
Accommodation
The Sæby Fritidscenter & Hostel is the main budget option. Camping is available at Svalereden between Sæby and Frederikshavn.
Money
Denmark uses Danish Kroner (DKK). Most establishments accept cards, but carry some cash for smaller shops and markets.
Transport
Regional buses connect Sæby to Frederikshavn. The town is best explored on foot or by bicycle; parking is available near the harbour.