Ribe Castle and queen Dagmar, Wadden Sea National Park
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Facts and practical information
Riberhus was built by King Niels borg in the 12th century in Ribe, on an 8-metre high castle mound surrounded by moats.
According to folklore, Queen Dagmar dies in the palace on 24 May 1212.
The castle is first mentioned with its name Riberhus in 1319.
In 1428, Erik of Pomerania attempts to improve the castle's fortifications.
Extensions and additions were made, the last time in the 16th century under Christian III.
Day trips
Ribe Castle and queen Dagmar – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)
Nearby attractions include: Ribe Cathedral, Ribe Kunstmuseum, Museum of the Vikings of Ribe, Ribe VikingeCenter.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Which popular attractions are close to Ribe Castle and queen Dagmar?
Nearby attractions include Ribe Cathedral, Ribe (7 min walk), Ribe Kunstmuseum, Ribe (12 min walk), Ribe VikingeCenter, Ribe (13 min walk), Museum of the Vikings of Ribe, Ribe (14 min walk).
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