The Fisheries and Maritime Museum
The Fisheries and Maritime Museum is Denmark's museum for the sea, and as the only museum in the country, we view the sea through lenses that are both natural-historical and cultural-historical. This means that we have historical images and objects, but also plenty of live animals that you can experience in the aquarium and seal enclosure. So, when you visit us, you will get to see the sea in a completely new, fun, and different way.
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At the Esbjerg Art Museum, we place the quality of each guest's experience at the center. For us, it's about ensuring that every guest, regardless of age and other conditions, receives aesthetic experiences of high and lasting quality.
Learn MoreEsbjerg Street Food
We are a community of food enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, local enthusiasts, and skilled employees. We consider Esbjerg Street Food a collaborative project, and we believe that we are strongest together. We provide the backdrop for passionate enthusiasts who are the most skilled at creating quality street food and experiences that enrich the city's cultural life. We love long tables and cozy corners, informality, the hum of conversations, the aroma of street food, and surroundings with soul and history.
Learn MorePosthuset Esbjerg
The old post office on Torvet in Esbjerg is one of the city's most distinctive buildings, with its entirely unique architectural style, even compared to other post offices of that time elsewhere in the country. The post office was designed by architect Ulrik Plesner, who received assistance from another renowned architect and designer, Thorvald Bindesbøll, for the interior decoration. For Thorvald Bindesbøll, who is part of the Danish Cultural Canon, the post office became one of his final works before he passed away in 1908.
Learn MoreTarp Bunkermuseum
Bunker 75665 is designed for 20 people according to Regelbau. The outer walls and the reinforced concrete ceiling are 2 meters thick, and the dividing walls are a full meter thick. However, Bunker 75665, located in Tarp near Esbjerg, is constructed with an additional wall thickness of 3 meters. The bunker, cast on June 11, 1943, is made of a total of 928 cubic meters of reinforced concrete. Organization Todt handed it over to the German military on August 24, 1943.
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