Struer is a Danish town known for Bang & Olufsen, for couples and families wanting a fireplace and a short ferry hop to Venø. The town is quiet in the evenings, and none of the homes have a pool.
Struer is a town in Struer Municipality, known as the City of Sound after Bang & Olufsen, which was founded here in 1925. Struer Museum covers the radio and television history behind that name. The homes are bunched together in one area, mostly sleeping about six in three bedrooms, with a fireplace in most and a sauna in a few; a few sleep a very large party. Venø, an island of about 160 residents, is a few minutes by ferry from Kleppen, 5 km northwest of the town. Evenings are quiet, and out of season Struer runs on its own residents.
Island 7.5 km long with about 160 residents and Denmark's smallest church, built around 1600; the ferry from Kleppen takes about three minutes.
A 472 m bridge linking Struer Municipality to Thyholm, so the drive over to Thyholm is straightforward.
Covers the radio and television history that made Struer known for design and sound, in the town itself.
Billund is a major international airport within reach. Struer has its own railway station, with trains from Give, but a hire car is the practical way to reach the homes and the Kleppen ferry. Without a car, the public transport route from Billund is a bus to Give, then the train to Struer.
Venø ferries run about every 20 minutes through the weekday daytime and every half hour at weekends, until around midnight, so check the timetable for current times. Most homes here have a fireplace, which suits a cold-season stay. Outside summer the town is quiet.
By the short ferry from Kleppen, 5 km northwest of Struer. The crossing takes about three minutes, and departures run roughly every 20 minutes through the weekday daytime and every half hour at weekends. Check the operator's timetable first.
Yes, if you like design. Bang & Olufsen was founded in Struer in 1925, and Struer Museum covers the radio and television history behind the company.
Yes. The homes are grouped in one area, mostly sleeping about six in three bedrooms, and none have a pool. The municipality has about 20,000 residents, so it is a proper town rather than a hamlet.
Yes. The Oddesund Bridge, 472 m long, links Struer Municipality to Thyholm, so it is a straightforward drive.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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