PHOTOS: The world's biggest sandcastle has come up in Denmark

According to Guinness World Records, the sandcastle in the town of Blokhus in Denmark is made of over 5,000 tons of sand and overshadows the previous biggest sandcastle in Germany by over 10 feet.

Sand artists in Denmark have created the world's biggest sandcastle, which reportedly stands more than 69 feet tall. 

According to Guinness World Records, the sandcastle in the town of Blokhus in Denmark is made of over 5,000 tons of sand and overshadows the previous biggest sandcastle in Germany by over 10 feet.

Dutch creator Wilfred Stijger and 30 other sand sculptors were involved in the construction of the sandcastle. At the top of the sandcastle is a crown, which Wilfred said is his interpretation of the Coronavirus. 

According to Wilfred, the sandcastle symbolises the power that the Coronavirus has had over the world. To ensure that the sandcastle can withstand the forces of nature, the structure comprises 10 per cent clay and a layer of glue. During construction, a wooden structure was used to stabilise the castle.