| Listing name |
Image |
Location |
Year built |
Contributing ressource |
Ref |
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| Admiralgården | | Østre Strandvej 51, 9990 Skagen | 1915 | Three-winged building from 1915 designed by Ulrik Plesner | Ref |
| Bangsbo |  | Dronning Margrethes Vej 1, 9900 Frederikshavn | 18th century | Three-winged manor house from the 18th century | Ref |
| | Dronning Margrethes Vej 1, 9900 Frederikshavn | 17th century | Half-timbered barn from the 17th century | Ref |
| Brøndums Hotel |  | Anchersvej 3, 9990 Skagen | 1898 | Four-winged hotel complex: Part of the south wing dating from 1874 but adapted and expanded by Ulrik Plesner in 1892; the verenda and west wing from 1898 by Ulrik Plesner; the north wing and connecting hallway by Ulrik Plesner | Ref |
| | Anchersvej 3, 9990 Skagen | 1887 | The east wing frm 1887 containing restaurant/inn facilities | Ref |
| Classen's House | | Algade 3A, 9300 Sæby | | Townhouse priginally built before 1781 but the frontage replaced in 1834 and the rear side rebuilt in brick in 1877 ] | Ref |
| Fiskepakhusene (6) |  | Fiskehuskaj 1-31 and Rødspættevej 2-6, 9990 Skagen | 1907 | Six rows of warehouses for the storage of fisk from 61907 designed by Thorvald Bindesbøll | Ref |
| Klitgården |  | Damstedvej 39, 9990 Skagen | 1914 | Three-winged house designed by Ulrok Plesner for king Christian X and queen Alexandrine | Ref |
| | Damstedvej 39, 9990 Skagen | 1914 | Garage building from 1914 | Ref |
| Lerbæk |  | Skagensvej 195A, 9900 Frederikshavn | c. 1675 | Manor house from the second half of the 17th century and the surrounding moats | Ref |
| Mayor Hans Gram's House | | Algade 12, 9300 Sæby | 1624 | Half-timbered house from 1624 and the connecting gateway | Ref |
| Martello Tower |  | Kragholmen 2, 9900 Frederikshavn | 1686 | Gunpowder magazine from 1686 designed byAnthony Coucheron, originally part of Frederikshavn Fortress but moved to its current location in 1975 | Ref4 |
| Michael and Anna Ancher House |  | Markvej 2, 9990 Skagen | 1837/1914 | The former home of Anna and Michael Ancher: The south wing originally built between 1827 and 1837 and extended westwards in 1840 and again in 1860; the northern extension from 1914 designed by Ulrik Plesner | Ref4 |
| Nordre Skanse |  | Nordre Skanse 46, 9900 Frederikshavn | c. 1700 | Coastal fortification with four bastions dating from c. 1700 | Ref |
| P. S. Krøyer House |  | Sct. Laurentii Vej 148, 9990 Skagen | | The former home of P. S. Krøyer: The oldest part is from the 18th century but extended between 1801 and 1809 | Ref |
| Saxild's House (2) | | Markvej 4, 9990 Skagen | 1968 | Two detached wings situated perpendicularly to each other, built in c. 1780 but adapted by Ulrik Plesner in 1915 | Ref |
| Skagen Lighthouse (4) |  | Fyrvej 36, 9990 Skagen | 1858 | Lighthouse and associated keeper's residence from 1858 designed by N. S. Nebelong | Ref |
| Skagen Old Lighthouse |  | Fyrvej 2, 9990 Skagen | 1748/1816 | Lighthouse from 1848 designed by Philip de Lange and extended in 1816 | Ref |
| Skagen's Vippefyr |  | Hans Ruths Vej 15, 9990 Skagen | | A' vippefyr from 1884 | Ref |
| Skagen Town Hall | | Sct. Laurentii Vej 87, 9990 Skagen | 1968 | Former town hall from 1968 designed by Ejnar Borg | Ref |
| Skagens Museum |  | Brøndumsvej 4, 9990 Skagen | 1914 | The old main building: Originally dating from the 18th century but rebuilt in 1850 | Ref |
 | Brøndumsvej 4, 9990 Skagen | 1914 | The Studio Building from 1850 | Ref |
| Sæbygård |  | Sæbygårdvej 49, 9300 Sæby | | Three-winged, 18th-century manor house with connecting walls to the northwest and surrounding moats | Ref |
| Tuxen's House (3) | | Tuxens Alle 18A-C, 9990 Skagen | 1834/1901 | The former home of Laurits Tuxen: The half-timbered, L-shaped building of which the south wing is from 1834 and the east wing is from 1842 but was adapted by Thorvald Jørgensen in 1901 (Tuxens Alle 18A); half-timbered pabilion from 1902 (Tuxens Alle 18B), the detached, haæf-timbered west wing from 1901 (Tuxens Alle 18C); the cobbled central courtyard | Ref |
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