Bork Vikingehavn Ringkøbing-Skjern

Great, museum village on the theme of Vikings. Beautifully prepared for children and well researched.

Were there in the Viking harbor on March 28, 2024, the day the Vikings moved back into their village. Even despite the heavy rain that day, the actors kept everyone in a good mood and explained the way of life of the Vikings back then for those interested in history. The scavenger hunt was also a fun activity for the children.

Great Viking village. Above all, the people who “live” here in the village make the whole thing a great experience. Baking flatbread, archery, combat training all cost an extra thaler, but it's worth it. You can even make wallets out of real leather for a little more money. The explanations are almost everywhere in German. We had 2.5 hours of great fun here.

Great there with a child. Also good with a wheelchair or stroller

It was a wonderful experience and a great atmosphere on site.

Very nicely laid out, lots of fun for little Viking enthusiasts. Certainly even better in season, when there are also attractions on offer. Nice games. Quite expensive. There is a cafe with drinks and food and of course a souvenir shop.

Beautifully designed Viking village with many opportunities to make the living conditions of that time tangible. Great hands-on activities for the children such as archery, baking bread and making leather bags. Very well maintained, clean grounds. Friendly staff and fair price.

Well-kept facility, gives a good impression of Viking life, suggestions for kids, we felt comfortable

Very nicely done - especially for children. We thought it was nice that the children were allowed to make bracelets for themselves for free on the day we were there.

Very interesting. Great for children.