Another popular attraction is the northernmost town in Jutland named Skagen. It is famous for its art museums, fishing harbour and the northernmost tip of Jutland, Grenen, where two seas meet. Skagen is reached by a combination of bus and train. If you decide to travel from Copenhagen to rhus by train then make a stop in Odense and visit the birthplace of the famous Danish fairy tale writer H. C. Andersen. Washington D.C. Climate Denmark experiences changeable weather because it is located in the temperate zone at the meeting point of diverse air masses from the Atlantic, the Arctic, and eastern Europe.
Summers are mild, featuring episodes of sunny days interrupted by cloudy weather.
July is normally the warmest and sunniest month in Denmark. Daytime temperatures should be 24-30 degrees Celsius with somewhat cooler evenings. Occasional showers can be expected. For more information about the Danish climate take a look at the Danish Meteorological Institute which among other things provides a 5 day forecast for Jutland.