Spend a memorable holiday in Ribe

Ribe is one of Denmark's oldest towns and is mentioned for the first time in 860 AD, when the apostle of Scandinavia, Ansgar, was allowed to build a church on the site. The vikings had already established a vibrant trading place and the town's long history therefore harbour a large part of Danish cultural heritage.

Discover Ribe - the oldest town in Denmark

The area arround Ribe is old border country. Up to 1920 the small river "Kongeåen", which is considered as one of the most beautiful waterways in Denmark, created the border to Germany. The region stretches from the modern harbour and fishing city Esbjerg in the north to the impoldered areas along the Waden Sea to the oldest and most well preserved town in Denmark, Ribe.

A vacation in a holiday home near Ribe offers the opportunity for a day trip to e.g. Legoland and the Lion Park in Givskud, to one of the love beaches on the islands of Rømø or Fanø, or to the miles-on-end beaches in Blåvand, Vejers and henne. The area has also so much to offer in itself. Those interested in nature and culture will find many interesting places of interest.

Discover the Wadden Sea

Something genuinely special in this region is the Wadden Sea with tidal differences of up to two metres, which means that 60-70 % of the Wadden Sea is dry at normal low tide - a unique, preserved nature area. The meandering rivers Kongeåen, Sneum Å and Ribe Å invite fishermen and offer in addition beautiful landscapes.

dansommer offers holiday homes in the villages Hviding, Nørre Farup and Seem, which all are located in the middle of the region.

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