- Ribe Cathedral is Denmark’s only church with five aisles. It was constructed in the 1100s and inaugurated in the 1250s.
- The town has many well-preserved old buildings and The Ribe Cathedral and old town hall are especially noteworthy.
- 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...
- From cobblestone streets, half-timbered buildings, and the famous cathedral from the Viking Era, Ribe brings Danish history to life in its beautiful setting.
- You can also stay with Hotel Dagmar, the oldest extant hotel in Denmark, located right near the cathedral! Conclusion. Ribe is a very historic town.
- Also there is a cursed candleholder inside the Ribe Cathedral. The first stone cathedral was begun by Bishop Thur in 1110 and completed in 1134.
- Ribe has a very well preserved medieval town centre with many beautiful buildings and fascinating sights, such as Ribe Cathedral, which is one of Europe’s top...
- 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.
- Search. Menu. Jørgen Roed - The Interior Of Ribe Cathedral. The Interior Of Ribe Cathedral (1836).