Nibe has attractions for anyone who is interested in history - everything from an exciting viking town to beautifully kept churches...
Nibe Museum
Nibe Museum has various changing exhibitions throughout the year, all regarding local history. One of the permanent exhibitions at Nibe Museum is focused on how the Danish kitchen has developed over t...
Halkær Mill Nature Centre functions partly as a nature school for students and children from day cares in Aalborg. The Nature Centre also has exhibitions concerning the history of the mill, countrysid...
Experience the Viking Settlement in Sebbersund and a fascinating insight into the Viking Age. By Sebbersund, you will find what used to be one of the largest trading centers during the Viking Age.
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In 1992, medieval frescoes were created in the aisle of Nibe Church. St. George and his tale of suffering is one of the many stories told by the frescoes, which are made by the Sæby and Sebber Worksho...
Vokslev Church is located south of Nibe and was originally built in the 1100s, the time from which the choir and 2/3 of the church originate. The church has been expanded and renovated many times sinc...
The bell in Ejdrup Church’s tower was made in 1842 and features the inscription: "Lord, let me sound, and welcome many in your house". The pulpit is from around 1625 and is decorated with wooden relie...
St. Ajstrup Church's choir and nave are in Romanesque style, built of granite ashlars on a beveled base and separated by a rebuilt choir bow. The tower is built of granite ashlars and medieval bricks....
Lundby Church is a small church placed near Nibe. The nave and choir are set in a Romanesque style and built of granite ashlars. The church tower is made of both granite stones and medieval large bric...
Sebber Monastery Church is the most peculiar village churches in Nibe because the building was a monastery for Benedictine nuns for 400 years, and after another 400 years locals used it as their churc...