Bork Vikingehavn Ringkøbing-Skjern

Very interesting, not that big but still beautiful. I can also highly recommend a guided tour, but only in Danish or English.

Brings Viking life closer to life. M.'s grandson was highly motivated to watch everything and participate.

Great grounds👍, very interesting and exciting, if you're nearby it's worth a visit! Value for money: €22.10 per person + 2 coffees for €10, you can do it once 🤩😊

It's interesting, very beautiful, and clean. If you take your time (with a dog), you can get through it in 1.5 hours. We thought the entrance fee was a bit high.

A truly wonderful little open-air museum. Children under 18 can enter for free. Dogs are allowed, too. For the equivalent of about 4 euros, you can buy coins, which you can use for various activities, such as archery, making leather pouches, or making bracelets with your name in turnip script. You can try on chain mail, a sword, a shield, and a helmet. There's a small café and a large lawn with picnic areas. A very beautiful and lovingly designed complex, everything is immaculately maintained and clean. I highly recommend it.

Very nicely done 👍🏼 It's equally beautiful and interesting for young and old.

A nice open-air museum, not too big but therefore, especially with children, nice and clear.

An interesting journey through time with numerous buildings and activities, for which you need to buy additional coins. For us, it's archery and making leather bracelets with our names engraved in runes. Fun for young and old alike.

I don't really recommend this museum. I don't think it offers enough for the high entrance fee. There are better museums of this kind in Denmark.

Whether you're a Viking fan or not, you should definitely watch it.