Løkken

Løkken is a town on the northwest coast of Denmark, located on the Jutland peninsula in the North Jutland Region. It is primarily known as a seaside resort with a long sandy beach along the North Sea. The town grew from a small fishing village into a popular holiday destination in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with the arrival of tourism infrastructure such as bathhouses, hotels, guesthouses, and a promenade along the shore.

The coastline near Løkken is characterized by extensive dune systems, often referred to as the Løkken Klit. The dunes help shape the local climate and attract visitors for sunbathing, swimming, and wind-related sports in the summer.

Tourism remains a central part of Løkken's economy, supplemented by fisheries and regional services. The town preserves a maritime heritage, visible in its small harbor, traditional seaside architecture, and historic bathhouses. Cultural events and seasonal markets take place during the warmer months.

The area around Løkken includes natural reserves and coastal landscapes, with opportunities for outdoor recreation such as hiking and dune exploration. The town forms part of a broader network of coastal resorts along Denmark's north-west coast.

Other places with similar names: The name Løkken also refers to other locations, including Løkken Verk in Norway.