North Zealand, Kikhavn
Kikhavn is an old fishing village in the parish of Torup northeast of Hundested in North Zealand. The village was referred to in the books already in 1561. At that time the inhabitants lived of a combination of agriculture and fishing.
Kikhavn has been devastated by several fires throughout the centuries, but today it stands as it did 200 years ago with its many beautiful old half-timbered houses with thatched roofs and is located just off the Kattegat coast. Walking from Kikhavn over the small hills towards Hundested you first get to the old Spodsbjerg Lighttower and then to the Greenland traveller Knud Rasmussen's house.
Kikhavn has been devastated by several fires throughout the centuries, but today it stands as it did 200 years ago with its many beautiful old half-timbered houses with thatched roofs and is located just off the Kattegat coast. Walking from Kikhavn over the small hills towards Hundested you first get to the old Spodsbjerg Lighttower and then to the Greenland traveller Knud Rasmussen's house.
