Search hotels in Ribe

Staying so close to the field to see the black sun was amazing, just a short walk over the rail line. The bathroom layout was a little weird and the car park a bit of a walk from our room but a tidy complex.

Ribe is a lovely spot, full of history but catering well for tourists. Small, walkable, good restaurants and cafes, bars and ice cream shops Take a walk around the old castle site and admire the fantastic allotments. Colourful and beautifully kept. There are several nature reserves in strolling distance, one right next to the train station and Viking museum. Yhe cycle hire shop next to the cathedral is very cheap. Friendly proprietor, who can recommend routes. Cycle to the Wadden sea and the canal locks. Take 40 krona and pick up a jar of local honey from honesty boxes along the way. Evenings are peaceful as the day tourists disappear. Train links are regular and reliable. All in all, a great place.

Ribe felt very safe to walk in day or night. Friendly people, take your dog on leash everywhere and in most cafes, hotels, nice food, grassy areas to walk and explore, clothes shopping and the oldest town in Denmark was extremely well maintained and very clean.

It's a beautiful city with very attractive houses and other buildings. Just walking around in the city is a nice experience. The city has cheap shopping opportunities and restaurants. Since it is one of the oldest cities in Denmark, I will recommend it to those who love old architecture and fairy tale cities. For me, it's a personal favourite in Denmark due to its history and the fact that it is so well kept. However, it is a small city which you can explore in a single day too.

Beautiful little town, not to far from the sea. The cobbled streets with old buildings and the almost car free streets were a pleasure to stroll around. by the way, all cobbled streets have separate tracks for wheelchairs/rollators/prams in smooth granite. The 3 big parking lots on walking distance from the centre were all free, but don't forget your parking disk or stay more than 4 hours, you will get a KR 500,- fine. Shops close at 17h30 and after that the town was almost without people beside the few in the restaurants that were open. Corona aftermath?!? It was nice to visit the casual car show on Tuesdays ( opposite the harbour.) The Viking village looked a bit dilapidated, but I guess a lot was because of the irregular opening times during Corona. We visited end of August. Old and new Ribe are well separated, so no modern architecture within the old town centre, to the north of Ribe you will find the new industrial area, shopping mall, garages, a huge bicycle shop, etc.

Ribe it's the most beautiful town I've been to in Denmark. Nice museums, nice restaurants, nice beer. The church is beautiful and all the houses are well preserved, it's so nice just to walk around. Make sure to try the local beer!