Buildings in Ribe
With its outstanding status as Denmark's oldest and best preserved town, Ribe offers a unique atmosphere. Ribe is one of the few towns in Denmark, which still has a beautifully preserved medieval town centre with old half-timbered houses, cobblestone streets and a beautiful cathedral.
Hans Tausens House in Ribe
Which was built in the 1500s and which is the last remains of the bischop's palace, where the Lutheran bishops lived.
Kannikegården in Ribe - award winning architecture
Kannikegården were built in 2015 on the location where the old cotton factory stood until it burned down in 2000.
Porsborgs in Ribe - a listed building
Porsborg is located on the square in Ribe and was built after the big fire in 1582. Before 1582 there were four properties on this location.
Taarnborg in Ribe - a renaissance house
Taarnborg was built in approximately 1520 by nobleman Oluf Munk. Taarnborg was a bishop's house when H. A. Brorson was bishop in 1741 and it was a bishop's house until 1868.
Ribe Cathedral's Commoner's Tower
Commoner's Tower is a 52 m high red brick tower built around 1300.