Top Things to do in Ringkobing
What to do and see in Ringkobing, Denmark: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Ringkobing, Denmark including Sandskulpturfestival i Soendervig, Lem Sydsogns Kirke, Lyngvig Fyr, Danmarks Flymuseum, Soendervig beach, Enemaerkets Hostahave, Guld & Rod, Laubjergs Rosenhave, Survival of the Fattest, Sondervig Lys.
Restaurants in Ringkobing
1. Sandskulpturfestival i Soendervig
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
2. Lem Sydsogns Kirke
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4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Signe K
Lem kirke er en skøn kirke som næsten lige er blevet renoveret. Der er kommet en del farver på. Præsten Hanne er virkelig sød og imødekommende og rigtig dejlig at snakke med og så er hun god til at sætte sig ind i tingene
3. Lyngvig Fyr
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4.5 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By CDJ1 - Copenhagen
Have fun climbing the 250+ stairs to the top and great view of both Fjord and North Sea. Nice shop selling handycrafts, homemade sweets and serving coffee etc. Also a fun little workshop where local artist make decorative works from beach pebbles. And a surprising playground which got all 3 kids (6, 11 and 18) excited.
4. Danmarks Flymuseum
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4.5 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Muskur - Lund, Sweden
Superb aircraft collection in warm clean environment. Many historic aircraft flown by the Danish air force form the early times to the last with the F16 and Sea King. Some aircraft are flown in the evenings during the summer so ask at the desk or check the website to catch this. Good model displays and pleasant cafe with limited food and drink.
5. Soendervig beach
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4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By Dutchlions - Bodmin, United Kingdom
Great dunes line a great, broad & endless sandy beach, lovely sea. Life guards. Bunkers to add some history.
6. Enemaerkets Hostahave
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4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By F2N - Paris
It is possible to have a garden with essentially one and only plant. The Hosta. The place is neat, and it is a good place to meditate. On the minus side, it is a bit too expensive (50kr. // 6,5 euros) for a garden used in order to show plants they sell...
7. Guld & Rod
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4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By Siegfried W - Berlin, Germany
Viele Auswahl , tolle Sachen , alte und neue Dinge , alles gut erhalten und sehr günstig . Was für Schnäppchenjäger .
8. Laubjergs Rosenhave
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4.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Thomas W
Lohnt sich sehr:
Schöne Möglichkeit Rosen und andere Pflanzen zu kaufen, samt sämtlichem Zubehör.
Der Rosengarten kostet extra und ist sehr schön angelegt und inspirierend.
Insgesamt ein schönes Ausflugsziel für gesamte Familie.
9. Survival of the Fattest
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Danes55 - Holstebro, Denmark
Denne skulptur med navnet " survival of the fastest" også kaldet den fede dame befinder sig på havnen i Ringkøbing og man kan næsten ikke undgå at finde den.
Skulpturen er af Jens Galschiøt og er opstillet i 2007 og kunstværket blev opstillet af kunstforeningen for Ringkøbing og omegn i forbindelse med deres 40 års jubilæum i 2006. Midlerne her til kom fra private, offentlige og virksomheder.
Skulpturen er en meget kraftig dame som bæres på skulderne af en lille tynd knogle mand. Budskabet skulle være, velhavende lande/mennesker der undertrykker fattige lande/fattige mennesker, et alvorligt emne.
Men mange vil nok ved første besøg trække lidt på smile båndet, for den ser jo faktisk sjov ud og mange ville nok kunne finde deres helt eget budskab i skulpturen.
Den bør man se.
10. Sondervig Lys
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4 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Sandy S - Albuquerque, New Mexico
The Lyngvig Lighthouse towers above the dunes. Denmark’s most recent, it dates from 1906 and functioned as the primary warning light for ships until 2000, when it was replaced by a fixed, automated light. The residents of the area succeeded in getting the traditional circulating light re-lit in 2013, as a landmark and tourist attraction. We found the gift shop-cum-cafe and small museum bustling with visitors this Sunday afternoon. The museum exhibits were old-style and static but mildly interesting. They included one on beach-based rescue of ship-wrecked sailors and others on the history of beach-going, including women’s one-piece swimsuits from the 1950s. We passed on the opportunity to climb to the top of the tower – a total of 69 steps up the dune, plus another 169.
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