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Experience the nature around the small Lundø peninsula. Visit the Lundø Tårnet tower for local information, hike the beach meadows and stony reefs, stay overnight at Lundø Strand Camping or one of the primitive shelters in the area, and dine at Restaurant Øhaven in Lundø village. Lundø is a notable bird site with shallow beaches and good water quality. It is most interesting at low tide when the reefs are exposed, and if in luck, you can find amber here or spot seals. Enjoy the resting seals, but keep a good distance! The beaches are sometimes popular with coast-fishers looking for trout at some spots, and in the summer, holidaymakers and windsurfers flocks here. There are several parking lots in the area and a public toilet at the northern spit.
Central town square in the pedestrianised area. Good starting point for a city walk. Saturday late morning and afternoon is typically the most busy time of the week here.
Skive art museum.
Nice park.
Beautiful historic white-washed church dating back to 1200. There is a small church park, and Vor Frue Kirke is next to another church in red brick (Skive Church) from 1898.
Open-air museum about country life in Denmark from 1500 to 1900. Experience pre-industrial crafts and participate in roleplays.
Aakjærs Kunstnerhjem Jenle
Former home and now museum to the treasured Danish poet and writer Jeppe Aakjær, open for guided tours in the summer. Events are held regularly (check the homepage), and every year Aakjær's birthday is celebrated on the 10th of september. Take a stroll around the surrounding woodland and beach meadows, find specific routes on the homepage, which includes an audio guide (in Danish).