Top Things to do In Ribe 2021

"[History] Ribe Cathedral is an irreplaceable landmark in the local area. Look up at any corner of the town and it will not disappoint you. This is a church of Our Lady. It was built in the Viking Era between 1150-1175 and completed in 1225-1250. It is the first Christian church in Denmark and the best-preserved Romanesque building in Denmark. [Appearance] I have seen hundreds of churches, but small town churches with three colors in one seem to be rare. The building materials of the cathedral include tuff from the Rhine region, German sandstone and Jutland granite. I don't know if it is the relationship of many kinds of stones. The color of the whole church is bright: dark red-chert-brick red. The twin towers on both sides of the main hall are one red and one yellow, one pointed, one high and one low. Although they seem to be assembled, they are closely integrated with the central hall. They are unified in the detail design and the way of brick splicing. . [Interior] Two days in a row, I could not enter the house because I left early and returned late. The day I left was Sunday. I dragged the box and begged the doorman for a long time before putting me inside the door and watching for five minutes. If you have time, I suggest you ascend to the tower, overlooking the red roofs, and overlooking the beautiful scenery of the Ribe River and the grass beach."

"The collection contains selected 19th century "Golden Age" and "Silver Age" Danish artworks, including Ludwig Abelin Schou's masterpiece Death of Chione."

"This is a very valuable museum, just opposite the railway station; it has archaeological artifacts from the Ribe Viking period, including a transformed market and distinctive Viking ships."

"Located 3 kilometers south of the town center, this is an imitation Viking pirate village. Even the craftsmen and narrators inside are dressed in old costumes. From May to August, there are many activities here, such as woodworking and archery, and there are also many horse races."

"Today, I took my parents to the beach where the legendary oysters were flooded. There is a small fishing village there. It’s very peaceful. I said before that oysters were flooded, but the oysters were not picked up. There were more than a dozen mussels, not enough for one meal! I am interested in participating. It is very comfortable and good to walk around."

"One of my favorites places in Copenhagen. When you will reach the top you will have amazing view to the city. And going up was great experiences."

"The themed museum of fishing vessels, although niche, is really interesting!"

"The Fisheries and Maritime Museum in Esbjerg is the largest museum of its kind in Denmark, and it displays the history of Danish fisheries in detail."

"If you are lucky enough to catch up with a choir event, you will be deeply shocked and feel worthwhile."