- Ribe Cathedral - The Church of Our Lady - from the year 1200 built of Rhenish tuff stone with later Gothic changes and additions made in brick.
- Just 44 steps up the tower staircase in Ribe Cathedral, you can find the Cathedral Museum, which presents the architectural history of the Cathedral and...
- Ribe Cathedral (also: Cathedral Ripen ), Danish Ribe Domkirke, also called Vor Frue Kirke Mary, is an Evangelical Lutheran Episcopal Church in Denmark.
- The Ribe Cathedral is quite beautiful. While visiting this old town, one of the oldest in Europe, this is a must see.
- Take the stairs up to the top of the Citizens' Tower and see the absolutely amazing view. Ribe Cathedral is the first thing you see when you drive into Ribe.
- The magnificent Ribe Cathedral (Domkirke) is the most impressive Romanesque building in Denmark and the only church in the country with five naves.
- Schonherr: Ribe Cathedral is Denmark’s oldest cathedral in Denmark’s oldest town, and the square in front of the cathedral is a very unique space.
- Walk the 44 steps up the tower staircase and visit Ribe Cathedral Museum, which presents the architectural history of the Cathedral and describes the...
- Ribe Cathedral is located in the center of Ribe town and was built in the 12th century. The church blends architectural styles from Romanesque to Gothic.