Ribe Vikinge Center

2017.4.29 I just met the Vikings for a week-long holiday. From baby to adult, I wore Vikings clothes, and the living utensils were also used in the year. Raised sheep, horses, and poultry, the dark house, the preparation and other crafts industry are also demonstrated, outside blacksmiths, carpenters, swords, there are, very life atmosphere. Many stalls, shuttled among them, feel the fireworks of the Viking era. Furry products, leather goods, iron should be their characteristics, and this kind of Finnish wood tableware, in Finland, I have seen it, Finland is more finely polished, a cup will cost more than forty euros, here is rougher, the price is also a lot lower. I have seen good, I don't want to buy good enough, but this bowl and spoon have not seen in Finland, so I bought a set of fun. Three spoons + a set of bowls, opened 320 kronor, took the initiative to fold to 300, but I only have 273 cash, he is also willing. Overall it is still full of kindness.

Located 3 kilometers south of the town center, this is a viking pirate village, where even the craftsmen and conciliators wear past costumes. There are many activities, such as carpentry and archery, and many horse racing, between May and August.

Visit the imitation Viking Viking Village and feel the brave Vikings, there are many activities here, such as carpentry and archery!

It shows the real life of the Vikings - the Riber Pirate Center just happened to be on the way, and a Vikings holiday was held for a week. Men, women and children, all dressed in Viking costumes, and replaced some daily necessities with old utensils, should also showcase their traditional culture and customs with foreign tourists. I think it is just a very good way to protect civilization. In addition to clothes and supplies, they also kept sheep and horses, as well as some poultry. There are also various layouts of urban life during the craft period outside. There are carpenters making furniture, there are craftsmen grinding iron, shuttled among them, and they can feel the fireworks of the Viking period. They not only showcase, but also sell some handmade products, which may be a little rougher than the outside, but the price is very close to the people. We also bought a set of tableware for souvenir, the price is not expensive, and gave us a discount. There are not many tourist attractions in this style. It is very experience to play in it. Everyone wears clothes in the past, and there will be many horse racing, archery competitions and various activities. It is a good choice to feel the breath of brave pirates in the past.

A place that challenges your visual senses - the Riber Pirate Center today brought my family to a parent-child tour, selected this special number and play together, to put it bluntly is a place suitable for all ages, let's take a look together. [Very interesting place] We spent 90 DKKs, half a child 45, into the Riber Pirate Center, and after entering, it seemed to cross, as if through the old Viking Viking era! The staff inside are very powerful. They are all wearing the furry clothes of the ancient times. The carpenter's door is grinding knives at the door, and those buildings are ancient thatched houses. There are sheep and horses at the door! Especially close to the feeling of ancient times! The whole center is particularly large, there are large grasslands and various "pirate" children are particularly interested. What makes me most interesting is that the cooking inside is super primitive, and they are all directly put on a torch stone pot! We also rented that kind of furry clothes, with a hat, and it felt a little more. There are a lot of projects in it. One project is about 25DKK. There are archery, horse racing and eagle patrol shows. They are all very beautiful! Our children also pretended to be warriors learning martial arts there, which is really interesting! And there is a particularly large pasture here, really experiencing a feeling of self-sufficiency in ancient times! There are also a lot of children's facilities here, which is quite suitable for a family to experience! Address: Riber, Denmark Ribe VikingeCenter Opening hours: 30.04.-01.05: 10:00-15:30; February 5: 10:00-20:00; March 5-April 5: 10:00-15:30; May 5: 10:00-17:00; June 5: 10:00-16:00