Bork Vikingehavn Ringkøbing-Skjern

A lovingly designed facility, highly recommended in the low season, as it is not too overcrowded and you can soak up the atmosphere of a bygone era without distraction.

We came from Blavand. The walk to the village isn't really worth it in winter. 22 euros per person. It's too small for that, sorry. In summer I might understand it but in winter the price is too high. The houses are too dark, a little light wouldn't be bad to see everything.

A great destination for the whole family. Nice offers, spacious facility, nice staff. We'd love to come back.

Bork Vikingehavn is an absolutely fascinating place that inspires us every time. Here you feel like you have been transported back in time and have the unique opportunity to actively immerse yourself in the world of the Vikings. The open-air museum is lovingly designed and built with great attention to detail. The reconstructed longhouses, boats and workshops provide a realistic insight into Viking life. What's particularly great is that you can not only watch, but also take part yourself. Whether baking bread over an open fire, archery or handicrafts – history is conveyed here in a lively and interactive way. The employees and actors on site wear their authentic costumes with pride and answer all questions with a lot of knowledge and passion. This creates the feeling of really being part of a Viking settlement. This is great fun, especially for children, because they can actively participate and learn through play. A highlight is the impressive Viking ship that lies in the harbor. It gives an impression of how the Vikings conquered the seas. The regular events, such as Viking markets or exhibition fights, also make the visit an unforgettable experience. The surroundings of Bork Vikingehavn are beautiful and invite you to take a walk through nature or relax by the fjord after visiting the museum. For anyone who wants to experience history up close, Bork Vikingehavn is an absolute must. Whether you're a family, history buff or simply curious, this place offers a unique journey into the past and a lot of fun. Highly recommended!

We visited this museum in the summer of 2024. Very nice open-air museum about the Vikings. Nice staff, all equally enthusiastic. The show with the lady shooting on the horse was extremely spectacular. Not always easy to understand, so a microphone would be more useful. We found the show about 2 different tribes very boring, we would have preferred something more exciting like plundering or fighting. But we enjoyed the music and the beautiful buildings. And really, the tastiest lunch ever, definitely try the veggie sandwich!!

Beautiful "living" Viking village, but very much designed for consumption. Entry and exit only possible through the shop. Children up to 18 years old are free, but many activities for the little ones cost extra. Dogs are welcome and also free. There are also several water bowls distributed throughout the village.

Super beautiful and well finished, but in the off season it's also super empty unfortunately, but the few people there are superb

Great and exciting place to visit

We were in the well-kept Viking village in the low season, so it wasn't full. Parking spaces were plentiful. The staff was very friendly. There was a small gift shop and restaurant. We had the opportunity to try archery here, which was a lot of fun! The houses gave a good insight into how people lived back then. You can also book guided tours.

Nice to see the Viking way of life. We were there out of season and so there wasn't much going on. Which didn't bother us. Just the fact that you pay the equivalent of just under €11 for a cafe' latte from a paper cup is quite steep. If it had been a large glass with plenty of milk foam I wouldn't have mentioned it. Basically it was a regular coffee with milk.